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Quiapo's Golden Mosque, officially known as Masjid Al-Dahab, was built in 1976 and remains a symbol of the country's Muslim heritage. Although time has left its mark, its soaring golden dome still commands attention and makes it easy to imagine the landmark in its former glory.

Inside the mosque, Nords explained the Five Pillars of Islam, helping us better understand the beliefs and practices followed by Muslims around the world. Via 📸 Kelly Austria/BM

For beginner runners who just want to keep showing up, the HOKA Clifton 11 keeps daily miles comfortable People often say you don't need to spend much to get into running—and they're right. But as the kilometers add up, so does the value of having a shoe that supports you, literally, and makes you want to keep showing up.

Thinking of studying abroad? These free seminars can help you get started For many young Filipinos, the biggest question isn't whether they want to see the world. It's how to turn that dream into something bigger.

For years, Misamis Occidental quietly existed in the shadow of its more famous Northern Mindanao neighbors. While travelers flocked to Camiguin and Bukidnon, Misamis Occidental remained largely unexplored despite having many of the same ingredients that attract visitors.

Rather than waiting to be discovered, the provincial government has taken a more deliberate approach.

Tour guide Jayson Vega said he chose the works of Tony Perez because “the spirit of place, that is Cubao, is very powerful and palpable in his stories,” explaining that Cubao in Perez’s works is not merely a backdrop, but “a character that shapes and informs the lives of the people who live in it.”

Singaporean cart behind 'Golden Egg Tarts' opens 1st mall branch in Philippines With a bigger space, Kaokee can now offer mall-goers its full menu of Singaporean food, from Kaya Toast to Prawn Laksa Soup.

Ihain na ang inyong Kwento!

In celebration of Filipino Food Month 2026, QCinema is holding a reels competition and is looking for 10 unique culinary stories that reflect culinary passion and art in everyday life.

Each selected entry will receive ₱5,000 and a chance to be featured on Quezon City's official platforms.

MECHANICS
• Open to all QCitizens, including students from public and private schools and universities, amateur filmmakers, and culinary enthusiasts;

• Only one (1) entry per individual participant will be accepted;

• Entries must present a culinary story that clearly reflects culinary passion and art in everyday life;

• Competition is open to all genres:
* Narrative (fictional storytelling);
* Documentary (real people, real stories);
* Experimental (non-traditional or abstract forms);
* Animation (2D, 3D, stop-motion, or mixed media);

• Submit a finished video reel following these technical requirements:
* Portrait / Vertical orientation (9:16 aspect ratio);
* Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080);
* Format: MP4 or MOV
* Maximum duration of 90 seconds (including credits);
* Language: Filipino, English, or any Philippine language or dialect (with English subtitles required);

• Participants must register through the official Google Form and submit the following:
* Film title;
* Format;
* Short synopsis (maximum of 50 words);
* Director’s name and contact details;
* Google Drive link containing the video reel;

• Entries will be evaluated based on:
* Relevance to the theme;
* Creativity and originality;
* Artistic expression;
* Effective use of the 90-second running time;

• Deadline for submission: April 25, 2026. Winners will be announced on April 30, 2026.

Submission link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1FsckeFZGyA6HLK3vt4hVJ7XedbfRDEkaczyWFHmJa1E/edit

A homecoming to Mount Pulag | Kelly Austria Many times when I scroll through social media, I see reels and photos of Mount Pulag, with clouds spilling over its peaks, sweeping grassland vistas, and hikers posing at the summit signage. The third-highest mountain in the Philippines and the highest peak in Luzon has grown increasingly popular ....