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Perhaps the rarest book by one of our greatest writers happens to be the one about the greatest of Filipinos....
For Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc, Inquirer’s editor in chief who died in 2015, the Inquirer is “refuge of the afflicted, the oppressed,...
Even as the pandemic continued, the arts community mourned the loss of many beloved and influential individuals in 2021, including...
Caught unaware, the Philippine art scene was stunned into either cancellation or hibernation in 2020, more precisely starting in March....
If ever there was one, the Philippine dream is to make it—to the United States, or so we gather from...
Extraordinary books are extraordinary because of the story within, of real, gifted people doing improbable things. These books are made...
While many associate the pandemic as passivity and lethargy, especially for our grandparents who were not allowed to go out,...
Anyone who has ever met the writer Mario I. Miclat will remark on his politeness, his quiet presence, but also...
Who knew you could make a merienda of murder and mystery out of a single Pinoy meal? This is the...
What did it all mean? The build-up to the year 2021 has been massive, as the year marks 500 years...
