MANILA, Philippines — Around 50 children who attended via Zoom meeting platform learned about the practice of sustainability to help curb climate change in the virtual Inquirer Read-Along session on
“Don’t cheat.” That’s pro volleyball player Mary Joy “Majoy” Baron’s secret to keeping fit. Just one missed rep can affect your goal, adds the 5’9” middle blocker, who plays for
Becoming: Adapted for Young Readers” (Delacorte Press, New York, 2021) is a new version of Michelle Obama’s bestselling memoir. Written for children age 10 to 13 (arguably the most crucial
Something of a bombshell landed in the Dumaguete art scene at the tail end of April 2021: a group exhibition titled “Introspection” opened at Dakong Balay Gallery along Rizal Boulevard,
MANILA, Philippines — Inquirer Read-Along paid tribute to motherhood on Saturday with featured actress and TV host Pauleen Luna-Sotto and professional storyteller Dyali Justo and Ann Acaban reading stories of
MANILA, Philippines — Israeli author Etgar Keret’s “Suddenly, a Knock on the Door” – one of his best-selling books, has been translated into more than 40 languages, including Filipino. The
The Embassy of Israel in the Philippines recently launched the first Hebrew-to-Filipino book translation titled, “Bigla, May Kumatok sa Pinto,” by Israeli author Etgar Keret. “Bigla, May Kumatok sa
PARIS — It was a romance that helped inspire one of the great works of 20th-century fiction and a bitter conflict between his heirs, but a new book of Antoine
‘Lakbayin ang Sining: Readings in Creative and Cultural Work in the Philippines,’ edited by Alejandro D. Padilla The book features the narratives, testimonies and heartwarming stories on arts and cultural
With industries like food & beverage, tourism, and entertainment taking major losses in view of global health crisis, more and more people, mostly entrepreneurs, are turning to
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