Philip Cu Unjieng

Potty Mouth meets Adamantium Claws: A review of 'Deadpool & Wolverine'

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, Deadpool and a resurrected Wolverine; a pairing made from comic Heaven (or Hell), as the two are such opposites. And the billion-dollar question is whether the film plays savior to the superhero film genre.

Strengthening our economic backbone

The Filipino Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) success story is a powerful dream - something millions of Filipinos aspire for; and it’s easy to understand why. It speaks of being your own boss, of controlling your financial fate and security, and bestowing something tangible and sustaining to your spouse and children as legacy. When I speak of millions of Filipinos, that’s no exaggeration.

Ballet Philippines 55th season of romance and dreams

A bountiful lunch at Waterside Solaire in Parañaque was the perfect opportunity for Ballet Philippines to present its glorious 55th season. 

The personality of storm: 'Twisters' review

For close to three decades now, the film Twister (1996), directed by Jan de Bont and starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, has helped define what the modern disaster movie is like.

Scratching beneath the surfaces: A Wimbledon recap

There’s a very good reason why the Professional Tennis calendar year is divided into ‘seasons‘, according to surfaces. We start off the year with the Australian Open on hard courts, then shift to the clay season leading to the French Open in May, and after that, the short grass season in the name of Wimbledon. The hard courts return in August, anticipating the US Open; and that pretty much extends until the end of the year, with the indoor Masters tournaments.