Women at Cannes: What do the numbers tell us?
The selection of films in competition at the Cannes Film Festival is one of the strongest for women so far, but there are…
When soldiers parked the tank in front of her lumad school in North Cotabato, Kat-kat knew it was time to leave her village.
It’s been quite a while since we last soaked up the music at the annual Philippine International Jazz Festival (Pijazzfest).
Happy Easter! Allow me to veer away from our usual reflection on the Sunday Gospel.
I can’t get the image out of my head, though I can’t remember exactly when I saw it on TV: a beached whale on a provincial shore, its belly full of plastic, leading experts to conclude it died in severe pain.
The Lenten season was about forgiving sins, breaking free from distractions, sparking more creativity and feeling grateful.
A while back, I took some visiting friends to my office-library on the third floor of my home. When they saw the many trophies and medals in various sports displayed on the wall-to-wall shelves, they jokingly asked me, “Saan mo ba nabili ang lahat na ’yan? (Where did you buy all of those?)” I just smiled and said, “Napanalunan ko lahat ’yan (I won all those).”
The story of Maika Halfwolf, the protagonist of Marjorie Liu’s comic book series “Monstress,” has been a part of the author for decades waiting to be unleashed like the monster sleeping deep inside Maika’s body.
Like Sylvia Plath making stories out of heartbreak and finding the beauty out of sorrow, Mariejo Mariss Ramos types her feelings away when her heart starts aching.
There are two South Korean celebrities that go by the screen name of just “Jisoo.” One is the visual from the girl group Blackpink. And the other is the lead actor of Netflix Original series “My First First Love”. Both have verified accounts on Instagram.
