More than freaks and geeks at Atlantis’ Side Show
A BEARDED WOMAN, a Three-Legged Man, a Lizard Man, a Half-Man-Half Woman, and a Geek all enter the circus singing “come look at the freaks!” Sir, the ringmaster and the man behind the spectacle, then calls in the stars of the show: charming Siamese twins who can definitely sing. This is Broadway’s Side Show, which is coming to Manila on Aug. 31.
Cebu Pacific eyes China boost
CEBU AIR, Inc., the listed operator of Cebu Pacific, is looking to fortify its business in China as it looks to dedicate more flights there when it receives its order of new aircraft next year.
Cavite barge terminal seen opening by end-September
THE International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) and the Department of Transportation (DoTr) said the Cavite Gateway Terminal (CGT) may finally be used by end-September, months later its original target because of the three typhoons that affected the area in the past months.
Exhibit explores what binds ASEAN art together
DESPITE OUR differences in religion, culture, and lifestyle, the Philippines and its neighboring countries are held together by the language of art. To demonstrate both the contrasts and the resemblances, the Philippines is hosting a contemporary art exhibition called Ties of History: Art in Southeast Asia.
Globe offers payments via GCash at Wendy’s stores
GLOBE TELECOM, Inc. has launched a partnership with Wendy’s Philippines to allow its customers to use a QR-based mobile payment technology at its restaurants.
PHL loses cultural icons Guillermo and Guerrero-Nakpil
THE PHILIPPINES has lost two formidable women in the passing of historian and journalist Carmen Guerrero Nakpil, 96, and art critic Dr. Alice V. Guillermo, 80.
BHI sales down in June due to Boracay closure
BOULEVARD Holdings, Inc.’s (BHI) sales dropped by a third in June as it continued to take a hit from the closure of Boracay.
Mark Justiniani tackles the theme ‘Island Weather’ for PHL’s pavilion at the 2019 Venice...
IT WILL be interesting to see what artist Mark Justiniani will pull out of his sleeve for the Philippines’ participation at the 58th Venice Art Biennale in Italy next year.
Gov’t rejects all bids for T-bonds
THE GOVERNMENT rejected all bids for the reissued 20-year Treasury bonds (T-bond) it offered on Tuesday as market preference remains on the short-end of the curve ahead of the August policy meeting of the local central bank.
Ang Huling El Bimbo, with a smile
FILMMAKERS say that a story is good if it follows a full circle: the premise at the beginning is addressed at the ending. The premise, often confused with the plot, is the initial action of a narrative. Premise is hypothesis or the very reason why the story is being told, while plot is the story line.
PHA partners with Korean firm for expansion
PREMIERE HORIZON Alliance Corp. (PHA) is looking to venture into infrastructure, tourism, and power projects after signing an agreement with Korean firm D-Eco Energy Co. Ltd. (D-Eco) for a joint exploration into the sectors.
PBCom gets BSP nod for P5-billion LTNCDs
THE PHILIPPINE Bank of Communications (PBCom) received central bank approval to issue P5 billion worth of long-term negotiable certificates of deposit (LTNCD) to strengthen its long-term funding.