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Before you know it, we might be closing the book on the so-called performative man.
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Is the popularity of 30-year-old vinyl records and disposable film cameras because they really sound and look better than their digital counterparts, or is it a symptom of something deeper?
I remember this line from the Woody Allen film starring Owen Wilson called Midnight in Paris: "Nostalgia is denial, a denial of the painful present, centered around a fallacy called 'Golden Age Thinking.'""The erroneous notion that a different time period is ...
The last single off the album is an "ode to city life and horniness."
New Zealand's own and global alternative pop icon Lorde has dropped "Hammer," the first track off her forthcoming album, where she paints a picture of her live experience of a euphoric and meteoric lust for life. A few days after its ...
The wider the pants the saucier the outfit.
Growing up, I was made to believe that one's trousers or bottoms should always be close to tailor-made or even skinny fitting to look half decent. Given, I grew up mostly in the 2010s when baggier outfits were a thing ...
From baggy jeans to leather jackets.
When you think about the 1990s, there's a good chance a few visuals come to mind: oversized denim, graphic tees, maybe a flannel shirt tied around the waist. But the '90s were more than just a stylistic phase. They marked a ...
If the 1980s had Bagets, the ‘90s had Pare Ko. The movie about Filipino youth culture eschewed the typical depictions of teenagers in favor of something real and raw, and, in the process, made stars out of its young leads like Jomari Yllana, Mark Anthony Fernandez, Jao Mapa, and Claudine Barretto. Three decades later, writer and director Jose Javier Reyes reminisces about making the movie and whether he’d ever consider making a sequel.
The 1980s had Bagets, but when the 90s rolled around, no youth-oriented film was able to capture the zeitgeist quite like Pare Ko. At a time when smoking was still allowed everywhere, box-type Lancers were the pinnacle of cool, and ...
Are you an Eighties-Man, a Nineties-Man, or an Aughts-Man? When did you first realize you weren't cool anymore?
There's a cruel joke the universe plays on us, somewhere around our 40s or 50s, and it goes like this: We wake up one day and realize the youth no longer care about us. Worse still: they have a point. We ...
Fans of a certain age will remember the adventures of the Japanese anime series. Now they can relive the memories with a special edition timepiece featuring UFO Grendizer from Tissot.
In an interesting fusion of Swiss watchmaking and anime nostalgia, Tissot has partnered with UFO Grendizer to create a special edition watch that resonates deeply with a generation raised on the iconic Japanese robot series. For many in Generation X, Grendizer wasn' ...
We're not crying. You are.
A wise man once said, "You spend the last day of your childhood on a random Sunday." Or something like that. Such was the case for many of those who grew up in the '80s and '90s, who had Steve from Blue' ...
Their stories remind us that it is not the buildings but the people within them who create lasting legacies.
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila-formerly known as the Philippine Plaza and the Westin Philippine Plaza-is admired for many reasons: its luxurious accommodations and world-class amenities, its stunning panoramic sunset views by the bay, and its reputation as a premier venue ...
Two decades' worth of content has disappeared completely online.
Anybody born in the '80s up to the early 2000s understands just how valuable MTV once was. It could even be argued that it was the kind of phenomenon that set the standard for the kind of music consumption we know today. ...
The director who has worked with everyone from FPJ, Vic Sotto, Rene Requiestas, and Redford White says the recent honor from the Eastwood City Walk of Fame holds special significance, as it commemorates the best years of his life.
In his four-decade career as a film director, Tony Y. Reyes has worked with some of the country's best comedians, including Dolphy, Panchito, Cachupoy, Redford White, TVJ (Tito Vic & Joey), Rene Requiestas, Roderick Paulate, Joey Marquez, Jimmy Santos, Willie Revillame, ...
Prepare to be charmed.
Through the years, numerous charming, romantic, funny, and heartwarming TV commercials have won over our hearts. These ads have etched themselves into our collective memory for their ability to bring smiles to our faces and evoke a sense of nostalgia and warmth. ...
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