Khirby Serrano

From blog posts to video storytelling, When In Manila continues to adapt, proving that staying relevant requires constant movement and willingness to evolve.

The platform’s growth highlighted a turning point where trust became more valuable than partnerships, and walking away was necessary to protect credibility.

Work-life balance is no longer just a lifestyle issue. In the Philippines, it reflects economic and policy realities shaping everyday work.

New reporting highlights a difficult trend in the Philippines: births among older teenagers are declining, but cases involving girls under 15 are rising. That distinction matters for policy, enforcement, and prevention.

Nearly a century after the category began, Autumn Durald Arkapaw became the first woman to claim the Academy Award for Best Cinematography.

Ideas for When In Manila can come from anywhere, but each one passes through a careful editorial filter before it ever reaches readers online.

Seeing Manila through both a local and outsider perspective helped Vince Golangco shape When In Manila into a platform that resonated with both residents and newcomers. #PAGEONESpotlight_VinceGolangco #PAGEONESpotlight_WhenInManila

Diesel, gasoline, and kerosene prices jump sharply as supply fears ripple across Asia, raising concerns over transport costs, electricity rates, and food prices.

The St. Michael Center for Spiritual Liberation reflects the Church’s effort to respond to increasing requests for spiritual assistance while maintaining careful evaluation and pastoral oversight.

Fans across the Philippines shared supportive notes for Sandara Park, recalling her early television days and saying the country would always treat Dara as family.