The Video Archives

This is the teaser trailer for Pepe Diokno’s new film “GomBurZa”, which explores the events leading up to the execution of Filipino priests Mariano Gomes, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora when they were charged with subversion arising from the 1872 Cavite Mutiny. The movie is now showing at the 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival.

GMA News’ Saksi covers this year’s University of the Philippines Lantern Parade, which featured a large participation from the community post-pandemic.

Lea Salonga and the Tabernacle Choir sing the Filipino Christmas classic “Payapang Daigdig”

Rappler’s Maria Ressa interviews recently-released former Senator Leila de Lima, who was imprisoned for criticizing former President Rodrigo Duterte and his controversial drug war.

CNN Philippines’ The Story of Filipino features Nora Galleros-Tinio, a Filipino immigrant who is now Managing Partner of Galleros Robinson CPAs, LLP, a full-service firm of over 50 professionals with offices in New York City, New Jersey, Florida and the Philippines.

FEATR takes a look at the unique food crops, or heirloom ingredients (Batwan, Criollo Cacao, Tinigib Corn, and Philippine Cinnamon) found in the Western Visayan province of Negros Occidental.

Comedian Anjelah Johnson shares stories about her Filipino friends.

CNA Insider takes a look at troll armies. These keyboard warriors are new weapons in Philippine politics and public relations.

Wall Street Journal’s Shelby Holliday reports on the Philippines strengthening ties with the United States after China threatens to encroach in its territory

This is Linda Mabalot’s 1978 documentary on the first wave of Filipino immigrants, the manongs.

CNN Philippines’ Pinky Webb talks to PH Ambassador to Israel Pedro “Junie” Laylo, Jr., who provided updates on the Israel-Hamas War.

A Film by Emilio J. Virata, Jr.

Many know Philip Vera Cruz as a labor leader, a community activist, and icon of the Pilipino American experience whose name (along with Larry Itliong) is given to public schools and freeway bridges. His work helped create the United Farm Workers Union and shaped the modern union movement. But few know him as a poet.

After arriving in the United States in 1926, Philip Vera Cruz encountered the hardships and struggles experienced by working people in America - long hours, little pay, no voice or power, and no opportunity to better improve your position in life. He saw workers facing abuse and exploitation, and witnessed the broken hopes and dreams of so many of his fellow workers and immigrants. He wrote his feelings into his poems. One of those poems, “Profits Enslave the World” became an eloquent testament of his experiences in America, expressing his feelings about the struggles he experienced as an immigrant and a farm worker in the United States.

In 1973, “Profits” was put to music by Chris Bautista, a young Bay Area musician and community activist. The song became an anthem amongst many Pilipinos of the time who were organizing around many issues, including Ethnic Studies, Tenants Rights, the Anti-Martial Law movement, and the Farm Workers’ Struggle. For many, the song connected them with the generations of organizers who came before.

Featuring
Chris Bautista
Philip Vera Cruz

Gerry Cabanilla
Dr. Jose Lalas
Marissa L. Pulido
Joe Virata

The makers of the film “11,103” have come out with this short video on the Escalante Massacre. Has justice been served for the families and survivors on that fateful day in September, 1985?

CNN Philippines’ The Story of the Filipino features Dr. Dely Po Go, who is a nurse, entrepreneur and educator. She is president of Nursing Network, LLC, which provides nursing staff to more than 35 facilities for New Jersey’s elderly.

Social Media channel One Down highlights achievements of notable FilAms.

Filmmaker Carlo Ledesma created this NBA short film on how popular basketball is among Filipinos. The video highlights the Igorot basketballers of the Mountain Province.

Global explorer Nate Hovee gives an exclusive tour of Clark International Airport in Pampanga, Philippines.

Comedian Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, takes on Filipino Adobo with help from Pig & Khao’s Leah Cohen.

Travel vlogger Crystha Shayne Funcion visits the island of Culion off Palawan. The island used to be a leper colony.

Renowned guitarist Florante Aguilar tries to explain the differences between the classical Filipino musical forms.

An All-Filipino cast highlights David Byrne’s “Here Lies Love,” a musical on the rise and fall of former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos.

U.S. Women’s Open Champion Allisen Corpuz speaks to the press about her historic win at Pebble Beach.

Bataan Legacy Historical Society commemorates the 81st Anniversary of the Bataan Death March at the San Francisco national cemetery.

James Beard Awardee Erwan Heusaff and the FEATR team explore the origins of Ube and its growing popularity in the mainstream culinary scene.

On CNN Philippines, historian Ambeth Ocampo explores the life of famed Filipino artist Juan Luna and the importance of his paintings.

Today Show’s Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush -Hager interview Tim Flores and Genie Kwon of Chicago’s Kasama Restaurant which was recently awarded a Michelin Star.

The CompanY Singers Annie Quintos, Oj Mariano and Moy Ortiz sing the “The Voice of Our Lady”, a tribute to The Church of the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Abandoned, a historic church built in the 16th century and still stands today in Santa Ana, Manila.

CBS New York’s Dave Carlin sits down with the all-Filipino cast of Broadway’s “Here Lies Love,” the musical on the Philippines’ former First Lady Imelda Marcos.

CBS Mornings’ Michelle Miller interviews Loida Nicolas Lewis on her life and memoir “Why Should Guys Have All The Fun?”

Sesame Street introduces its first Filipino muppet “TJ”, created by Filipino-American animation director Bobby Pontillas.

Beau Sia wrote and performed this ode to Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

Actress Dolly de Leon is lauded for her role in “Triangle of Sadness”. She grabbed best supporting actress nominations at the Golden Globes and BAFTA Awards, and won awards from Sweden’s Guldbagge Awards, L.A. Film Critics Circle and the North Dakota Film Society. Entertainment Weekly interviews her about her role in the film.

Sinulog, Cebu City's grand festival celebrating the Santo Niño, happened recently. Here are some scenes.

Learn about the work of young environmentalists leading the fight to restore and protect the Masungi Georeserve, a vital watershed east of Metro Manila. 

CBS News’ Elaine Quijano does a feature on ube, the purple Philippine tuber that’s gaining popularity in America.

The story of young seminarian Richie Fernando who saved his fellow students by sacrificing himself.

FEATR’s Erwan Heussaff looks into the history of the classic Filipino citrus fruit known as the Calamansi. This presentation was sponsored by the Australian-ASEAN Council of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and produced by The Entree Pinays team of Grace Guinto and Fides Mae Santos.

The Amazing Graze’s KF Seetoh interviews Claude Tayag on how you can “adobo” anything.

Winner of Best Drama at the Glendale International Film Festival, “The Reliever” explores the lives of caregivers who care for their parents while providing for their families.

One Down’s Jessica Louise takes a look at American Fashion from a Filipino perspective.

PH Dot Net produced a video on the “20 Must-Try Street Foods in the Philippines” to offer travelers affordable and tasty options when visiting the country.

Our Video of the Week, Kara David of I-Witness unearths a little known but intriguing history in Barangay Sulipan, Apalit, Pampanga.

Travel vlogger Drew Binsky visits the Philippines where the $10 challenge goes a long way.

Apl.de.Ap, along with J Rey Soul and Malaya Dance Company, perform a medley of Black Eyed Peas hits at the 2022 Unforgettable Gala Asian American Awards hosted by Eugene Cordero.

Rappler featured the return of the Panagbenga Flower Festival’s Grand Float Parade in Baguio City.

From the producers of “Harana,” “Ilocandia” is a look into the culinary traditions of the Ilocos region.

Breaking the Tabo’s Sapphire Sandalo talks about the background of some of our superstitions and the acceptance of some (like herbal medicine) into the mainstream.

The Chismis: Live! with Trace Gaynor talks about Black Filipino Musical Artists and how they pushed Filipino culture into the mainstream.

Indios Bravos uploaded a colorized version of Manila in the 1930s from the Periscope Films Archive

Actress Dolly de Leon is lauded for her role in “Triangle of Sadness”. She grabbed best supporting actress nominations at the Golden Globes and BAFTA Awards, and won awards from Sweden’s Guldbagge Awards, L.A. Film Critics Circle and the North Dakota Film Society. Entertainment Weekly interviews her about her role in the film.

A capella pop group Pentatonix sing Jose Mari Chan’s “Christmas in our Hearts” with Lea Salonga.

Pianist Bong Infante had a pleasant surprise when Philippine celebrity Sharon Cuneta sang along during his gig at the Power Plant Mall.

From The Philippine Showbiz List, a look back at the Queen of Kundiman, Sylvia La Torre.

CBS Mornings interviews Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa as she promotes her book “How to Stand Up to a Dictator.”

Filipino American Justin Jones moves into the Tennessee State House as a legislator.

The National Museum of the U.S. Navy and the Naval History & Heritage Command joined up with Bataan Legacy Historical Society and the Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAG Corps) to celebrate Filipino American History Month last October 19, in Washington, D.C.

The APO Hiking Society’s Danny Javier’s last song “Lahat Tayo.” With special musical arrangement by Lorrie Illustre.

Sacramento’s ABC10 talks to Dr. Robyn Rodriguez regarding the representation of Filipino American in Education.

Back in the 60s, the Rocky Fellers were an American-born Filipino family pop/rock band with Doroteo "Moro" Maligmat and his sons: Tony, Junior, Eddie and Albert.

Ben Scharlin presents the fascinating story of revolutionary and spiritual leader Papa Isio of the island of Negros.

Learn more about the dedication of advocate Toto Malvar to protect the environment.

Veteran journalist Christian Esguerra discusses with historian Maris Diokno on why it is hard to ‘move-on’ from Martial Law era. An excerpt from the #FactsFirstLive episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5ljAoeXco0

ANC’s David Celdran takes us to The Henry Suites MiraNila, a historical house which was converted into a boutique hotel.

Youtube couple AJ Rafael and Allysa Navarro thank their wedding guests with what they are known for… singing a Disney medley.

The Filipino-American Symphony Orchestra performs a medley of Jose Mari Chan’s greatest hits.

Comedian Nigel Ng aka “Uncle Roger” rants on Food Network’s Geoffrey Zakarian’s version of Filipino Adobo.

Emilio J. Virata, Jr.’s documentary on "Gintong Kasaysayan, Gintong Pamana" LA's Historic Filipinotown Mural by Eliseo Art Silva

Eat the City visits the province of Laguna, a short drive away if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Metro Manila.

Steve Harvey hosts Jo Koy’s family against his “Easter Sunday” movie mom Lydia Gaston and her family in this special episode of Family Feud.

One Down interviews Jo Koy’s mom, Josie Harrison, who is the inspiration for most of his stand-up stories.

Featr gathered its culinary creators, Erwan Heusaff, Abigail Martinez, Martin Narisma, and JM Granado to show you 4 different ways to make this classic Filipino dessert.

One Down’s Creative Director Leo Albea discusses the history of a Filipino favorite.

Unico Moto Adventure featured the latest tourist spot in Baguio City, the Igorot Stone Kingdom.

Binibining Pilipinas contestant Mary Justine Punsalang performs “Halimaw,” a spoken poetry piece during the talent competition of the 2022 Binibining Pilipinas beauty pageant.

On Featr, Joel Binamira shows how Adobo was made during pre-colonial times.

The Philippine Department of Tourism’s latest ad, which shifts its focus from beaches and world heritage sites to spotlighting its people in making your trip truly memorable.

I-Witness’ Howie Severino investigates mysteries at La Loma Cemetery in Manila.

In this episode of Becoming Filipino, Kyle Jennermann features “soil painting” by the Talaandig tribe of Bukidnon.

Prior to the 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections, Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver takes a look at the controversial frontrunner.

The Harvard University Asia Center is holding its Philippines Lecture Series with speaker Shiela Coronel, director of the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism and the Stabile Professor of Professional Practice in Investigative Journalism at Columbia University. She talks about the upcoming elections and the possible return of the Marcoses to power.

Filipino creative and production professionals lend their talents in this online video to campaign for Vice President Leni Robredo in the 2022 Philippine Presidential Election.

ABS-CBN News reports on Remy Martin, the Filipino American who helped the Kansas Jayhawks win the 2022 NCAA March Madness Men’s Basketball title.

Jules Guiang hosts a feature on the Kubing, the Philippine jaw harp made from bamboo.

Metro Style follows Chefs Sandy Daza and Claude Tayag on a foodie adventure in one of the country’s culinary capitals, Angeles City, Pampanga.

Various artists have lent their talents for free to help campaign for Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo and Senator Kiko Pangilinan. FlipMusic’s Nolan Bernardino produced the jingle sung by Nica Del Rosario, Jeli Mateo & Justine Peña. This video was made through the efforts of Dancers for Leni, Film Workers for Leni, Live Events for Leni and Cheerleaders for Leni.

Gayyam Ben produces these videos on the Filipino countryside life in Nueva Viscaya, Philippines. In this video, he shows us how to make sinigang (Filipino sour soup) from tamarinds. 

Strictly Dumpling’s Mike Chen visits Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown.

Senator Jose W. Diokno narrates this BBC documentary on the Marcos Dictatorship

Doctor Influencers for Leni produced this video reviving a Jim Paredes classic in time for this year’s elections.

The American Ballet Theatre honors its former principal dancer Stella Abrera.

Munchies features the duo behind the successful Fil-Am food truck business Señor Sisig.

On Eater, baker Kimberly Camara, the creator of Queens, NY pop-up Kora, shows us how she makes her Filipino-flavored donuts made with ube and leche flan.

2015 Miss Universe Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach discusses her mental health struggles in this TED talk.

As we look to the year ahead, we remember the good ol’ days through this New Year classic.

The Aroha Junior Choir and the Aroha Children's Choir sing this Christmas classic by Stevie Wonder.

We remember Hilario “Larry” Ramos, Jr., who was member of the pop band Association back in the 60s. The Association released hit songs such as “Windy,” “Never My Love,” and “Cherish.” Before joining the Association, Ramos won a Grammy with the New Christy Minstrels in 1963.

Pinoy Boy Band SB19’s “Bazinga” hit number 1 on Billboard’s new weekly Hot Trending chart for this week ending December 11, 2021. They beat out Korean Boy Band BTS’ “Butter” and “Permission to Dance” for the top spot.

On FEATR, Chef Erwan Heussaff talks about an endangered heritage food: Asin Tibouk.

GMA Public Affairs presents the TV documentary-drama “Alaala,” which is based on the life of activist Boni Ilagan during the Martial Law years.

CNN Philippines’ Mitzi Borromeo talks to centenarian Jessie Lichauco who was the subject of granddaughter Sunshine Lichauco De Leon’s award winning documentary Curiosity, Adventure & Love.

The Filipino Channel’s TJ Manotoc covers the historic Filipino Heritage Night game in Houston featuring both of NBA’s Fil-Am players.

Sacramento’s ABC10 features how their community celebrates Filipino American History Month.

Next Day Better features Prof. E.J. David, an Alaskan Filipino immigrant who married an Athabascan woman. They chose to raise their children as Filipino and Athabascan.

Four students (Trisha Nicole Ayen, Ryan Capistrano, Almira Geronimo and Alexandra Platon) created a short documentary on the war between the Philippines and the United States from 1899 to 1901.

One Down addresses the issue of Food Insecurity in the Filipino Community and supports #FilipinosFeedTheFrontlines.

From Rappler, a reminder on the anniversary of Martial Law.

Singer and songwriter AJ Rafael honors the Fil-Am pioneer through his new song “Our Friend, Larry Itliong.”

ANC’s “Our Fragile Earth” features protected areas in the Philippines. This episode focuses on Pujada Bay and Sarangani Bay.

Omni News of Canada reports on the six Filipinos who were hailed as COVID Heroes in Ontario.

One Down is back with their “Breaking the Tabo” series, this time tackling Body Shaming in Filipino Culture.

Everyday TV features Palacio de Memoria in Parañaque. This mansion was built before World War II and is now a museum, restaurant, events facility and auction house.

On the 40th day anniversary of the passing of President Benigno S. Aquino III, Pinky Aquino Abellada delivers a heartfelt tribute to her brother.

One Down’s “Breaking the Tabo” series explores the creation of Filipinx.

Inquirer.net reports on the number of people who have left Manila after being cooped up during the coronavirus lockdown to work from the beach.

Stella Abrera, who danced as Principal Ballerina of American Ballet Theatre until 2020, performs the Dawn Variation from Coppelia in 2011.

In a tribute to the late President, Rappler featured some of the highlights of Noynoy Aquino’s political career.

Asia Society Philippines and a group of well-known Filipino artists launched a campaign against the hate crimes against Asians in the United States. The music video used the song “You’ve Got To Be Carefully Taught” from the 1950s Rogers and Hammerstein’s musical “South Pacific”. Support the Stop Asian Hate Campaign. Learn how at https://asiasociety.org/philippines/stopasianhate

ABC 10’s Ananda Rochita explores Little Manila in Stockton, California in this short feature.

Young Fil-Am actor Ella Jay Basco and rapper Ruby Ibarra combine their talents in the video for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

National Geographic goes behind-the-scenes of Hannah Reyes Morales’ Living Lullabies project, which highlights women’s and children’s issues by exploring families’ nighttime rituals.

Advancing Justice LA created a Public Service Announcement on Bystander Intervention in light of the recent racial harassment toward Asians. This video features the voice of actor Ken Jeong and illustrations by award-winning artist James Yang.

British youtuber Kumander Daot presents oral tribal history from Ye Tuda (Sabay Flang), who is the oldest living T’boli resident of Sitio Bakngeb.

Youtuber Thomas Kuegler discovers that Filipinos are the fifth-largest migrant community in Italy.

ArchiveMC released footage of 1956 High School Exchange Students discuss racial prejudice, which is still relevant in 2021. Raul Contreras of the Philippines, Yoriko Konishi of Japan, Ratnati Iskandar Dinata of Indonesia, and Judith Reader of UK are the student panel participants.

Broadway Barkada, a group of New York Fil-Am performers, put together a video honoring all essential workers, first responders, and small businesses during this pandemic. It is also supporting Jeepney NYC, which provided meal kits for essential workers.

The Bataan Legacy Historical Society released this short film on World War II in the Philippines. This project will lead to a full length documentary film.

Kirby Araullo explores the journey of the First Filipinos in America.

Pacific Atrocities Education presents a video condemning the article of Harvard Professor JM Ramseyer regarding Comfort Women in World War II.

Bryan McCleland posted his video: Bantay Dagat: Ligtasin Cove, Coral Reef Under Threat, which touches on environmental conservation.

Food Insider features Kora, a Queens, NY bakery known for doughnuts filled with traditional Filipino flavors.

My PI Dream presents a video on the Cost of Living In The Philippines for people who want to move there.

Memorare Manila 1945 Foundation commemorates the 76th Anniversary of the Battle of Manila.

Team Kidlat of DOH-PCSHC 2019-2020 documented thier Medical-Surgical Mission in Sagonsongan, Marawi City and Tagoloan II, Lanao Del Sur last February, 2020, which was the 3rd anniversary of the terrorist siege on Marawi City.

Dance Xchange Philippines features the Ligliwa Dance Troupe, whose members are students of Mangatarem National High School. Their dance is based on their travels to Manila where they saw the life of the street children.

GMA News features the six Philippine world heritage sites recognized by United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). (With English Subtitles)

The Philippine Department of Tourism recently launched a campaign aimed at balikbayans to visit the country again.

Philippine historian Ambeth Ocampo narrates the story of San Miguel Corporation during its 128th anniversary in 2018.

CNN Philippines interviews billiards champion Efren “Bata” Reyes on his rise to fame on The Story of the Filipino.

PBS’ No Passport Required features Seattle chef Marcus Samuelsson at Filipino restaurant Archipelago. For the full episode, visit https://www.pbs.org/video/seattle-cwbmj4/.

A Christmas flashmob welcomes students at the University of Santo Tomas’ Plaza Mayor.

Wunderman Thompson Philippines and Globe Telecom presents this charming commercial for its Star Wars movie promotion.

Lea Salonga sings the official theme song to the 2019 Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines “We Win As One”. Written by Floy Quintos. Composed by Ryan Cayabyab.

National Geographic Documentary Films features “The Nightcrawlers,” a documentary by a small group of photojournalists on the ongoing drug war being waged by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

The Top10 World channel features the top 10 most beautiful cities in the Philippines to visit.

ABS-CBN News’ Pipol features the Philippines’ newest sports hero, gymnast Carlos Yulo.

ANC 24/7 talk to legendary Filipino comic artists Whilce Portacio and Rafael Kayanan who visited the Philippines for the SuperManila 2019 Convention.

Instead of the usual cheerleading routine, the University of the Philippines Visayas cheering squad presented a political commentary (Video uploaded by Ruperto Quitag).

The Philippines’ Carlos Yulo takes the gold medal in floor exercise at the 2019 World Artistic Gymnastics Championship in Stuttgart, Germany.

Vox reports on the origins of the peacock chair which became popular on 70s album covers. In the 1910-20s, this majestic wicker chair was produced and sold from Bilibid Prison in the Philippines which was a colony of United States at the time.

GMA Public Affairs’ Brigada features a documentary on Aeta Squadron 30, a fighting unit composed of indigenous Filipinos during World War II.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert featured Fil-Am comedian Kevin Camia.

Eater’s Francesca Manto interviews Chef Sheldon Simeon who cooks dishes inspired by his Filipino-Hawaiian lineage.

ABS-CBN News’ Pipol features Jose Mari Chan, whose Christmas songs are staple in the malls and on the airwaves.

GMA Public Affairs presents “Estero City,” an I-Witness documentary on the estuaries of Manila.

KPIX SF Bay Area covered the renaming of the Mountain View elementary school after award-winning journalist and immigration reform advocate Jose Antonio Vargas.

On Youtube, Periscope Film uploaded a Pan Am Airlines documentary on the Philippines during the 1960s.

South China Morning Post featured a story on Jollibee and how it became one of Asia’s successful companies.

The Little Manila Foundation presents “Dawn,” its 2019 Little Manila Rising Community Showcase in honor of Dr. Dawn Bohulano Mabalon.

GMA News’ I-Witness presents “Tuyom,” a look into Bohol’s sea-urchin fishing trade.

Youtube star Mikey Bustos celebrates the 10th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s passing with his take on the King of Pop.

GMA News’ I-Witness presents a video on Filipino painter Juan Luna’s life in Paris.

Balitang America ran a story on Karenderya, a Filipino restaurant in Nyack, NY. It is listed as one of the U.S. best restaurants by Esquire Magazine.

At her concert at Sony Hall, Lea Salonga calls on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’s Vince Rodriguez to sing “A Whole New World” with her. Lea was a guest star on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend as Vince’s aunt.

McDonald’s Philippines features it’s Father’s Day TV Commercial.

Youtube personality Mikey Bustos is back with his Freddie Mercury parody.

Rappler’s Maria Ressa is presented with 2019 Columbia Journalism Award during her commencement address at the graduation of Columbia Journalism School’s Class of 2019.

KQED caught up with Daly City’s Filipino Mobile DJs, Apollo Novicio, Ken Anolin and Dino Rivera, and featured how they changed the international hip-hop music scene back in the 80s.

Filipino comedian Edwin San Juan’s segment at the Latino Comedy Fiesta

The a capella group, the Filharmonic, performs during the Riff-Off segment of the Late, Late Show with James Corden.

The a capella group, the Filharmonic, performs during the Riff-Off segment of the Late, Late Show with James Corden.

Last year, GMA’s Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho presented the story of Caroline Van Gils, a Belgian national who came to the Philippines in search of her mother.

Journalists from the Martial Law years to today’s campus reporters stand up and reinforce the Philippines’ commitment to defend press freedom.

This video was co-directed by Jason Tan and Paolo Villaluna, with cinematography by Dindo Martinez and Franz Lopez. It was written and produced by Patricia Evangelista and translated into Filipino by Joselito D. De Los Reyes.

Journalists from the Martial Law years to today’s campus reporters stand up and reinforce the Philippines’ commitment to defend press freedom.

This video was co-directed by Jason Tan and Paolo Villaluna, with cinematography by Dindo Martinez and Franz Lopez. It was written and produced by Patricia Evangelista and translated into Filipino by Joselito D. De Los Reyes.

Tagalog Version

Janina Vela reviews books she’s read recently on history and politics.

For National Lumpia Day (March 16), KTVU-Fox 2 featured the Filipino spring roll, a deep-fried dish which is gaining popularity in American mainstream.

Through the assistance of the U.S. Embassy of the Philippines, Mindoro culture bearers seek to encourage the youth to learn and preserve traditional Mangyan scripts.

In 2016, the Campaign Against the Return of the Marcoses to Malacañang (CARMMA PH) posted a video on social media to educate millennials on the horrors of Martial Law. This second video explores what the victims went through during that time.

Acclaimed Filipino director Mike De Leon uploaded the video short “Kangkungan” on social media recently. De Leon vents his anger and frustration against President Rodrigo Duterte, who has been criticized of dictatorship and authorizing extrajudicial killings.

South China Morning Post reports on how the battle of Marawi split a family apart.

CNN Philippines talks to Muslims in the South regarding the passing of the Bangsamoro Organic Law and their fight for autonomy.

“Backstage with Disney on Broadway” features Darren Criss, singing “Proud of your Boy” from the Disney musical “Aladdin.” His mom, Cerina Bru, makes an appearance in Darren’s interview after the song.

Rising Bay Area recording artist H.E.R. (aka Gabi Wilson) appeared on the Late, Late Show with James Corden, where she explained the meaning of her stage name and claimed she’s half-Filipino.

Food Insider features Manam, a restaurant in Manila which features different variations on Filipino classics.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology produced the film “Bird of Prey,” a documentary on the Philippine Eagle. The film has been already making the rounds of film festivals in 2018. If you wish to bring the film to your city, please visit http://birdofpreymovie.com.

Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray sings “We’re In This Together” in this music video for Young Focus Philippines.

Alfredo Gutierrez tells the true story behind the Filipino Christmas classic.

CNN Philippines looks back at Lea Salonga’s successful career.

Jeppy Paraiso is back with the Thanksgiving Tita.

Curry Shop catches up with Fil-Am comedian Jo Koy who gives a crash course on Filipino cuisine at New York’s Maharlika Restaurant.

Esquire Philippines features veteran actor Eddie Garcia who looks back at his life in Philippine showbiz.

Filipino World War II veterans were awarded Congressional Gold Medals at the Jacobs Center in San Diego. ABC 10 News reporter Melissa Mecija emceed the event.

Newsy.com features a clip from Marissa Aroy's documentary “The Delano Manongs,” which covers the farm labor movement in the 1960s.

Flyhigh Manila TV posts Katherine Sheree Lobringas Tandingas’ video of Cebu Pacific's Capt. Irizari's emotional farewell speech on his last flight before retirement.

For Filipino American History Month, Center for Asian American Media revisits Professor Dawn Bohulano Mabalon's film collection on her family's history.

In 2016, the Campaign Against the Return of the Marcoses to Malacañang (CARMMA PH) ran an online campaign on Change.org to rewrite history Philippine books to educate the youth on the horrors of Martial Law. The campaign reached 30,454 supporters.

Balitang America covers Pulitzer-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas on launch of his book “Dear America, Notes of An Undocumented Citizen.”

Arnel Giban posted a video dedicated to the children who were victims in the Philippines' War on Drugs.

GMA's Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho arranged a heartwarming meeting between young basketball prodigy Justine Remo and his idol, Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors.

Our Better World features Sharry Angel Getigan, a street child whose life was changed when she was taken in by Tahanan Sta. Luisa, a shelter for girls in Manila.

Al Jazeera features Norman King, the first aeta to graduate from the University of the Philippines.

Balitang America's Rommel Conclara reports on the sudden passing of beloved community advocate Dr. Dawn Buholano Mabalon, who fought for the preservation of Filipino American history and rallied for ethnic studies.

Online comedian Jeppy Paraiso is back with his Tita series.

CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino features the work of PWD Advocate Dr. Josephine Bundoc and Prosthetics and Orthotics Technician Ariel Zinampan on uplifting the disabled.

GMA Public Affairs released a documentary (with English subtitles) on the life of Filipino General Simeon Ola.

The Junior New System is the latest Filipino talent seeking fame and fortune on “America's Got Talent.”

Safeguard newest ad campaign in the Philippines features the first Filipino Aeta to graduate from the University of the Philippines.

We remember Anthony Bourdain from his Parts Unknown episode on the Philippines, where he said "Filipinos are, for reasons I have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet."

Youtube comedian Jeppy Paraiso is back as two Titas try to one-up each other.

Insider features Nephi Garcia, a couture designer, who does amazing Disney cosplay costumes for his kids.

Insider features Nephi Garcia, a couture designer, who does amazing Disney cosplay costumes for his kids.

Donor Network West features the story of Sierra Jamieson Grande whose search for information on her mother led her to veteran broadcast journalist Lloyd LaCuesta who interviewed her mom before and after her heart transplant.

Minerva Tantoco, Fil-Am CTO and Entrepreneur, has been honored as one of the outstanding APA women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in an APA Heritage Month Publicity Campaign

Director Alexandra Cuerdo examines the journey of modern Filipino cuisine through this documentary which is featured at this year's CAAMFest in San Francisco on May 11, 2018.

ABS-CBN's My Puhunan features Gourmet Gypsy Art Café, Chef Waya Araos-Wijangco's restaurant which offers ketogenic dishes, and trains adults with special needs.

The Eater Youtube channel features Houston Filipino Food Truck “Flip n' Patties,” which brings Filipino flavors to their burgers and rice plates.

Vlogger Jeppy Paraiso presents his take on Daylight Savings Time

In Rappler's "Press Freedom" video, correspondents mention the threats they face when covering the news.

For Holy Week, Rappler posted a Virtual Visita Iglesia with 360 degree video featuring photos by photographer Fung Yu. There are 14 churches from all across the Philippines featured in this video.

To navigate on mobile and see each church in 360-degree view, scroll up and down or swipe left and right on the screen, while listening to and praying the Stations of the Cross.

First published in Rappler.com.

A winner in the recent 2018 Kidlat Awards, Manulife's “Stand-Up” commercial by director Lyle Sacris

CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino features three women for these modern times: Aya Fernandez (founder and head of Project Lily PH), Cha Roque (a filmmaker and Dakila Communications Director) and Kelsey Hadjirul (a young LGBT and Women's Rights Activist).

Comedian and vlogger Jeppy Paraiso has been entertaining pinoys on social media since his Filipino Tita broke out last Thanksgiving. He has recently posted a video for Valentine's.

Balitang America's Rommel Conclara interviewed the Velas, who were the target of a Daly City woman's racist rants.

McDonald's Philippines reunites beloved 80s movie couple Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion in their Valentine's campaign focusing on their classic favorites, McChicken and french fries.

The UP Office for Initiatives in Cuture and the Arts uploaded a documentary of National Artist for Sculpture, Napoleon V. Abueva.

Vicks Philippines recently launched its heartwarming #touchofcare campaign, presenting how the touch of care can transform lives.

Philippine TV Journalist TJ Manotoc opens up on surviving depression.

BBC News featured Mitos, one of an estimated 40.3 million people who were victims of modern slavery. She narrates her life coming to the U.K. after she escaped her employers.

NBC Asian America features Potri Ranka Manis and her cultural dance troupe Kinding Sindaw as they teach and preserve the traditions of southern Philippine culture.

Youtube star Mikey Bustos gives a rundown on how Christmas is celebrated in the Philippines.

Filipino kids sing Parañaque Rebels' Christmas rap carol "Santa Klaws." (Video by Micah Indiola)

Broadway star Lea Salonga introduces her daughter Nicole Chien, who sings "Yesterday's Dream."

In time for the holiday season, BuzzFeedYellow compiles this odd-numbered list of what to expect at Pinoy festivities.

CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino features the nonprofit "Teach for the Philippines," which works to provide quality education for young Filipinos.

CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino features artistic, dance and performance director Peter De Vera, who opened a museum for the underprivileged.

CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino features graphic designer Dan Matutina, who developed a game about disaster preparedness for the survivors of Typhoon Sendong back in 2011.

For this Halloween and All Saints weekend, Youtube star Mikey Bustos presents a Filipino Superstitions and Beliefs tutorial.

Youtube star Mikey Bustos sings about the 81 provinces of the Philippines.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg shares a story of how Facebook and Internet.org helped a young Filipina earn her Computer Science degree.

Fox-9 Idaho reports on Joana Marchan and Tyrel Wolfe's long distance love story that started with a gift care package to the Philippines.

A tribute to all Negrenses

CNN Philippines profiles Onofre Pagsanghan, one of the oldest educators in the Philippines.

Pinay girl group 4th Power, formerly known as MICA, wins over the audience and the judges during their audition on X-Factor UK.

In 2009, British reporter Simon Reeve interviewed First Lady Imelda Marcos on BBC's "Explore: Manila to Mindanao," and asks about the source of the Marcos fortune.

Network News reports on the Ayuntamiento de Manila, which now serves as the Treasury Bureau's office.

During the Philippines' bid for the 2019 FIBA World Cup, Sports 5 developed a series of videos highlighting the Filipinos' passion for the sport of basketball.

CNN Philippines features Ecclesiastical Artist Willy Layug on The Story of the Filipino.

UK-based award-winning photographer Yen Baet is featured in CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino.

Jaime FlorCruz, recently retired CNN Bureau Chief in China, was featured on CNN Philippines' The Story of the Filipino series.

Happy Birthday, Ringo Starr! The Department of Tourism's Postcards from Paradise campaign picks up steam as more Filipinos send postcards to the famed drummer in the hopes of bringing him back to the Philippines after the Beatles' disastrous exit in their 1966 tour.

Two young Filipino American dancers, 9 year-old Cameron and 12 year-old Zach, show off their stuff to the America's Got Talent judges.

Commemorating the 117th anniversary of Philippine Independence at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, the trade gala features fashion designer Patis Tesoro.

The inspiring story of PhilDev Foundation's Dado Banatao.

Jollibee's Philippine Independence Day video features migrant foreigners who enjoy living in the Philippines.

A CNN report on the Philippines' migrant workers.

Architect Vina Lustado shows off her incredible 140-square-foot house in Ojai, California.

In conjunction with the release of Ringo Starr's "Postcards from Paradise" album, Filipino musician Ely Buendia is leading an effort to bring the superstar drummer back to Manila, where Starr and his band The Beatles did not have a pleasant experience when playing there in 1966.

The Bisaya-speaking Americans of the Hey Joe Show are back in this new video.

Prank It FWD throws a surprise wedding for Mario and Elaine Lantigua.

In Holland, Pennsylvania, Lea Salonga performs at a Master Class at Council Rock High School South which is commemorating the 30th Anniversary of Music in Our Schools Month.

Online news show The Young Turks takes a look at the lenten rituals some FIlipino Catholics go through leading up to Easter Sunday.

Paris Blogger Randy Diaz and Joyce Ibardolaza visit Chef Aaron Isip at his restaurant Dix-Huit (18 in English) in Paris to sample his Filipino-inspired French dishes.

ABS-CBN News reports on the Filipino ships that evade Chinese vessels in Ayungin Shoal to deliver food and guitars to soldiers on BRP Sierra Madre.

Memorare Manila 1945 Foundation and the Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office present a commemorative video on the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Manila (February 3 - March 3, 1945).

Youtube star Mikey Bustos takes us to market with this parody of Meghan Trainor's "All About that Bass." 

Youtube star Christine Gambito discusses how loud her family gets and the stages of anger her mom goes through.

This clip is from the documentary "Schooling the World: The White Man's Last Burden" which takes a different look at the history of modern education on the world's indigenous cultures.

The Philippine Air Force pay tribute to 44 officers of PNP-SAF who were killed in a firefight in central Mindanao.

A video on the biggest group of wild bird photographers and bird enthusiasts in the Philippines. Besides photography, the group also promotes the conservation of wild birds.

Five young Americans speak fluent Bisaya on this online show.

National Geographic People features Street Food in the Philippines.