Three newbie storytellers joined Inquirer Read-Along’s roster of reading ambassadors on Wednesday in an event that celebrated the program’s eighth anniversary. The new ambassadors who vowed to share their
Without a college degree, businessman Eduardo “Danding” M. Cojuangco Jr. sees himself as technically the least qualified person for any position in any of his companies. “Had I
Right around the time I hit puberty, I graduated from the ghetto barbershop where I had been getting my crew cut ever since I could remember, to
With more volcanoes (seven) than towns (five), this island-province in Northern Mindanao has the most number of volcanoes per square kilometer than any other island on earth.
When I was younger and working as a junior executive in a big company at Ayala Avenue, Makati, we had to follow a corporate dress code. While the rank and
I was introduced to poetry early. Lolo Rafael would often escape to a quiet corner of the living room by a window overlooking lola’s garden with a book of poems.
In a current prime-time teleserye, the billion-peso question is, “Can first love be forever?” Unconsciously I suspect the show’s high ratings are due in part to the viewers’ desire to
Let’s call it the “Stella Marquez-Araneta bill.” A bill has been filed in the House of Representatives requiring Filipino beauty queens competing in international pageants to
Promoters are said to be deciding soon whether SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena or the Philippine Arena would be the best venue for the impending concert of pop
TOKYO–The living dead stalked Tokyo Saturday as some 100 zombie fans lurched around a city park for an annual gathering in grisly makeup. Assorted representatives of the undead staggered
The latest in global fashion, beauty, and culture through a contemporary Filipino perspective.
