When Ronnie E. Baticulon was a freshman in high school at the University of Perpetual Help Rizal, Las Piñas, he...
The name itself sounds like that of an ancient plague—metathesiophobia, the fear of sudden change—and until recently, most Filipinos did...
John Grisham has done so much as a lawyer-writer. He’s basically defined the courtroom thriller while selling millions of books,...
Jose Mari Chan has become an ubiquitous symbol of the Filipino yuletide season, thanks to his holiday hit “Christmas in...
After well over 100 days under quarantine, we’ve watched many, many shows and movies on Netflix and have developed very...
In Tony Kushner’s play “Angels in America,” there is a phrase that left a transformative impression on Meredith Talusan. “That...
In 1966, Marvel Comics introduced their first Black character. He was not African American (that would be Sam Wilson, the...
Deep in the snazzy labyrinth that is the Metro’s hippest neighborhood, Poblacion in Makati—even during the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19)...
Filipinos are mourning the passing of writer, book publisher, and Inquirer columnist Gilda Cordero-Fernando, who died on Aug. 27 at...
When people hear of “baby book,” they immediately think of those plush scrapbooks where keepsakes and other records of a...
