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5 hard lessons for comic book creators: ‘Comic Cons can be a drain on the wallet’
By Ramon Gil They say we are in a Golden Age for comic books. With all the movies and strides in technology and diversity within the industry, I believe that’s true. It’s also true for a select few creators who are getting their just rewards and recognition from fans and peers. But for the vast […]
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Young Republican: ‘Win or lose, this debate is healthy’
By Matthew Alonsozana The political bug bit me again, and I couldn’t keep staying on the sidelines during this election cycle. It would be apt to say that the divisions in the party are deep. And many of my friends who constitute the young, more moderate, and more diverse future of the party are perhaps […]
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David Tupaz channels old Hollywood elegance in Fall 2016 collection
By Lindy Rosales Full disclosure: I was a New York Fashion Week newbie. So when I got an opportunity to watch David Tupaz’s collection, I wasted no time: I checked out my dreary wardrobe to see which of one my black, grey, or brown winter pants, skirt or business suit (gasp!) and tops are Fashion […]
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Mom of missing Seton Hall student pleads with son: ‘Let us know you’re OK’
By Ninia Fernandez Ninia Fernandez’s son John – known as JP or Japes – vanished without a trace on December 13, 2015. He left a suicide note but no body has been found despite search efforts by police, the family, and volunteers. The police have made a decision to end the search until new evidence […]
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‘Register, vote, and show our strength,’ NaFFAA, PAFCOM urge community
“It is now generally known that Asian Americans are the fastest growing voters in the United States today,” said JT Mallonga, chairman of the National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA). “They are emerging as a key voting block that could significantly influence national and local elections in the coming years.” Validating this trend is […]
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15-year-old investigates strength of biodiesel fuel, wins top award in science fair
By Julia Carreon-Lagoc Fifteen-year old Danika Dingus, daughter of a FilAm doctor, romped away with the top prize in the Science Fair of the John Paul II Catholic School in Okatie, South Carolina on February 19. “Feel the Burn,” the title of her experiment, succinctly answered in step-by-step procedure this question: How does the triglyceride […]
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Tony Taguba, Bruce Lee among 2016 Asian Hall of Famers
The Robert Chinn Foundation will induct four honorees to the 2016 Asian Hall of Fame on May 14 at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel in Seattle. They are television journalist Connie Chung, martial artist Bruce Lee, retired Major General Antonio Taguba of the U.S. Army, and Olympic Gold Medalist in figure skating Kristi Yamaguchi. The Asian […]
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ConGen Mario de Leon Jr. departs NYC in June, reflects on leaving the ‘oldest Philippine consulate’
By Cristina DC Pastor It’s been the loudest whisper for months: Consul General Mario Lopez de Leon Jr. is ending his tour of duty on June 30 after five years in New York. His former deputy, Tess Dizon de Vega, will be the new ‘ConGen.’ So when De Leon recently announced his departure to officers […]
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Queens restaurants redefine dining with low-salt, low-fat menu
By Cristina DC Pastor Filipino restaurants in Queens are trying something new: They are adding less salt and less fat to some of their dishes Kalusugan Coalition, a non-profit organization that seeks to improve the health of Filipino Americans in the New York area, has identified at least three restaurants that have committed to promoting […]