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If You Like It, Put a Sticker on It!  Stickers have evolved from being just a cute thing we slapped on our school notebooks. Now, they’re a fun, personal way to express our quirks, passions, and everything in between! It’s more than just sticky paper—it’s a vibe, a mood, and sometimes, even a little piece of art. But finding the perfect sticker? That’s where the hunt gets real. Don’t worry though, I’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of local artists, illustrators, and creators who are out here making the coolest stickers and selling them online. After all, buying stickers directly from artists is a great way to support their work with every single purchase. Ibayan ( @ibayanpsn ) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ibayan (@ibayanpsn) Ibayan’s art is a warm embrace of nostalgia, drenched in rich, comforting colors. His pieces are a loving tribute to Filipino culture, capturing those quintessential “high school moments” like jamming at school, hangouts, and

Do you ever find yourself staring at a blank canvas, screen, or piece of paper, with nothing but a blinking cursor and a thousand thoughts running through your head? Or maybe you've been struck by the infamous "writer's block" and can't seem to find inspiration for your next project. Fear not, my friends, for you are not alone in this struggle! Introducing a set of podcasts that want to talk about the very thing that we, as creatives, often struggle with: the creative process. These podcasts aren't here to give you the usual cliché advice like "just keep pushing through" or "find your inner muse." Nope, they're here to explore the real, nitty-gritty aspects of what it means to create, and the challenges that come along with it. So, whether you're a writer, artist, musician, or any kind of creative, get ready to tune in and hear from experts in the field, fellow creatives, and maybe even some unexpected guests who will share their st

The Cultural Center of the Philippines Film, Broadcast and New Media Division, in partnership with ABS-CBN Sagip Pelikula, is bringing back Dekada '70 in all its restored HD glory. Directed by the legendary Chito S. Roño and based on Lualhati Bautista’s iconic novel, Dekada '70 tells the story of the Bartolome family navigating life during the turbulent Martial Law era. With powerhouse performances by Vilma Santos and Christopher De Leon, plus an incredible supporting cast of Piolo Pascual, Carlos Agassi, Marvin Agustin, and more, this film is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates both history and storytelling. Catch the screening at GSIS Theater at 1:00 PM, and stick around for a special talkback session afterward. This is your chance to engage with the film on a deeper level and learn more about its historical and cultural significance. Best part? It’s totally FREE! But seats are limited, so make sure to pre-register now: Dekada '70 Screening Registration .

What happens when you mix the rich history and culture of Filipinos with their undeniable talent? You get a creative force that is not only transformative but also deeply inspiring.  Emanuel Gabriel Riñoza , a 23-year-old rising star in the local fashion scene, embodies these traits perfectly. With a keen eye for design and an unyielding passion for pushing creative boundaries, Riñoza’s journey into fashion isn’t just a personal pursuit—it’s a love letter to Filipino culture and a bold step towards international recognition. Fresh off the runway from the latest episode of Drag Race Philippines , Riñoza’s latest creation—a stunning golden salakot-inspired gown—went viral, leaving audiences and judges alike in awe. The gown, worn by the show’s host Paolo Ballesteros , also known as Mama Pao, is more than just a fashion statement. It’s a testament to the power and beauty of Filipino craftsmanship, placing local designers like Riñoza in the global spotlight. In an exclusive interview with

Most of us have probably tried to take a break from the soul-sucking, algorithm-driven online playground that is the internet, only to find ourselves scrolling again within hours.  Let’s be real: in today’s world, the digital pull is real, and breaking free is harder than it sounds. But in a time where being online is practically a lifestyle, Kisses Delavin is shaking things up by embracing a full-blown digital detox.  The former Pinoy Big Brother housemate, actress, and beauty queen has been off the grid since 2021—yep, that’s right, her last Instagram post was years ago. Talk about commitment! In a world obsessed with staying connected 24/7, Kisses is proving there’s real power in unplugging. Some of her fans are even calling it the #KissesDelavine Challenge!  View this post on Instagram A post shared by K I S S E S (@kissesdelavin) The Power of Unplugging According to 2024 research, Filipinos are some of the most connected people in the world. Facebook rules the