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Đắk R'măng market – where Mong cultural identity is upheld in Central Highlands
For the Mông people in Tà Đùng, Đắk R'măng is not merely a weekly rendezvous, but a space preserving memories of their northwestern hometowns and cultural identity in their new land.
Fujifilm drops mini camera equipped with 30 photo effects
Fujifilm seems to have an answer to Kodak"s Charmera with the launch of its Instax Pal 2.
Ninh Bình promotes art of stilt walking
Originally a practical tool that enabled fishermen to move easily across tidal mudflats while harvesting aquatic resources, stilts gradually evolved into a distinctive cultural tradition, reflecting the creativity…
Tourists seek out riverine landscapes, discover a different Đồng Tháp
From winding canals and lush orchards to traditional villages and wetland ecosystems, Đồng Tháp is drawing increasing numbers of visitors with tourism experiences that bring them closer to nature, local life and the…
Nasal congestion: Doctor lists natural ways to unclog stuffy nose
Stuffy noses or nasal congestion is the response of a person's immune system to the presence of the cold virus in one's nasal lining.
Liza Soberano: Filipino global recognition is sparking a movement
Filipinos are finally getting well-deserved recognition, says Liza Soberano, across different facets of the cultural space.
Azia turns 18 at Chef Jessie's Rockwell
Turning 18 is a milestone that comes only once in a young woman’s life — a special chapter that deserves to be celebrated with the people who matter most.
Sydney Sweeney is everything that’s wrong with white feminism
The actress’ latest campaign for Novig, a sports prediction app, has her posing naked atop a basketball ring with her legs spread
Bic Runga's Manila concert is canceled
Bic Runga"s Manila concert has now been canceled.
GMA Kapuso Foundation sends aid to flood-hit casket makers in Santo Tomas, Pampanga
GMA Kapuso Foundation has sent aid to casket makers in Santo Tomas, Pampanga, as floodwaters continue to submerge parts of the province, forcing locals to find ways to keep their livelihoods afloat.
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