After an exhausting week of talk about billboards, disappearing hands, censorship and discrimination, Inquirer Super pays tribute to the simple but powerful act of hand-holding by asking couples of all kinds to tell us about the first time they held their partner’s hand.
The film’s poster tagline asks, “Where do broken hearts go nga ba talaga, Tita Whitney?” You can find the answer by going on a “Tadhana” tour. Here are the stops
Let’s not forget the hidden charges, please. Let’s face it—except for the ketchup at the bus stop and the mat Mace and Anthony borrowed at Mt. Kiltepan, nothing else was free.
It’s Chinese New Year and everyone wants to know what’s in store for them.
US-based spoken word poets Sarah Kay and Phil Kaye are set to ‘perform’ in Manila and Filipinos are so excited to see them that tickets sold out in five days.
The Year of the Wooden Sheep was ushered in by many countries on Thursday through loud and vibrant Chinese traditions.
Miss World 2014 Rolene Strauss is in the country to inaugurate a new ward at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH).
The Year of the Horse brought catastrophic international air accidents, brutal terror attacks, global political upheaval, a resurgent Ebola virus and war — and, in Hong Kong, large-scale civil unrest.
The Philippine Daily Inquirer (PDI) is Gawad Tanglaw’s Best Newspaper (National Broadsheet) this year.
Crystal Dragon, City of Dreams Manila’s premium Cantonese restaurant, welcomes the Year of the Wood Sheep with two special lauriat menus, including a dessert platter with such unlikely ingredients as Emmental cheese, desiccated coconut and sweet potato.
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