In this series we asked artists, photographers, stylists, makeup artists, and other creatives to share photo diaries of life in quarantine. This conversation has been edited for clarity.
A somewhat less heralded aspect of the heroic work being done by Filipino health workers to stem the tide of COVID-19 is the epic lengths many of them go
Is there ever a right time for a parent to die? I lost my mother last Feb. 29, almost four months after her 95th birthday. Her death came after some
Rocking chairs are for people making the last few stops in man’s long journey through life. The next stop would be the wheelchair, and the next is what the late
Dr. Carmina Fuentebella’s story is one of triumph over adversity but it tells more than that. Dr. Fuentebella is one of countless health professionals who stepped into the frontlines to
Planning for things they want to do when the pandemic ends is a regular topic among active-duty hospital health-care workers. “It’s what keeps us going,” says Ashley Mae Abesamis, 22,
Fact is, few among his family or friends really wanted Ramon Jimenez Jr. to leave advertising and join the government as tourism secretary in 2011. Then again, the nation would
Statement of former President Benigno S. Aquino III on the passing of former tourism secretary Ramon Jimenez Jr. Yesterday, after receiving the unexpected news of Mon’s demise, I glanced upon
In his Facebook post, National Museum director Jeremy Barns details Jimenez’s milestone contributions to the arts and culture tourism. We reprint with his permission. In remembrance of the late former
“I want to be in lockdown with you for the rest of our lives.” How does one say no to a knockout, exquisitely timed proposal like that? Well, Michelle Arville,
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