League of the underdogs
by Alexis M. Dy, Angie V. Garcia on August 26, 2011
In the 2006 movie Accepted, Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long) files for the accreditation of South Harmon Institute of Technology, a school that he started on his own. When the School Board asks for the curriculum of the “institute,” a white board filled with a handwritten list of subjects was presented. The curriculum detailed all kinds [...]
Horror Pop Escapism
by Zachary S. Lim on August 25, 2011
Sometimes we all need an escape from reality.
Don’t Feed the Plants!
by Benjamin S. Ilagan on August 25, 2011
BlueRep’s Little Shop of Horrors is highly recommended for those who want to see BlueRep’s triple threat thrive onstage.
Ambeth Ocampo: Breathing life into the past
by Bernice S. Sibucao on August 21, 2011
Ambeth Ocampo would share to all of us, whether in the classroom or in his column—our history’s larger-than-life characters become human again.
How not to make an indie film
by Bernice S. Sibucao on August 12, 2011
Poverty exploitation is no laughing matter.
Plummeting into the near future
by Kevin R. Calderon on August 12, 2011
In Gio Puyat’s short film Immanuel, mankind is thrown back and all morals are questioned — all in the name of survival.
The 2011 JSEC Round-Up Part 2
by Alexis M. Dy, Angie V. Garcia, Miguel M. Escobar on August 1, 2011
g Magazine’s resident food enthusiasts are back to give you part 2 of the 2011 JSEC round-up.
