Lola Naty and Her Dog Carter
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At age 94, Lola Naty wrote the children’s book, My Dog Carter, thereby helping preserve special memories for her descendants.
Read MoreVisayan Pop Music’s Rise and Stall
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The Visayan music industry is still struggling with a lack of support and funding. Yet, Visayans keep making music.
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Film Fest in NY Hails Filipino Film Talents
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The thematic influences of Philippine films submitted this year leaned heavily into social issues ranging from education, mental health, colonialism, war, poverty, and resilience.
Read MoreCountry Singer David Unlayao Is at Home in Nashville
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Meet the Filipino country singer the Singing Cowboy Gene Autry would adore.
Read MoreHow a Buffalo Soldier Changed the Life of Latin Jazz Master John Calloway
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An entirely unexpected family tale from the Philippines reconfigured jazz artist John Calloway’s identity.
Read MoreFilipino Films Rise to the Top in the Film Lab's 72-Hour Shootout
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Filipino gastronomic influences inspire winning films in an annual global “shootout.”
Read More20th Cinemalaya Pays Tribute to Pathbreaking Films
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Filmfest honors outstanding new films as well as classic works by masters Lino Brocka and Marilou Diaz Abaya.
Read MoreAnthony Uy: A Musical Journey Rooted in Family and Faith
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Meet rising cover artist Anthony Uy who discovered his love of music during Sunday afternoon gatherings hosted by his grandparents.
Read MorePlay Plunges Actor Alexandra Hellquist in Unresolved Debate
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A play about the making of a film on interracial romance by D.W. Griffith, creator of the 1915 movie that inspired Ku Klux Klan violence, puts a Chinoy-Caucasian actor in the ambit of an unending racial debate.
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