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Sunday Lifestyle
I had my first baby when I was 17. I come from a broken family and everyone was just doing his own thing. My father was an OFW who already had a second family abroad.
Scarlet Snow Belo, arguably the country’s most famous baby, turned four last Sunday, and had her fun birthday party that brought together grownups and kids in a seamless, private way.
I am a 30-year-old lesbian in a relationship with a woman for more than a year. My family already knows my sexuality and have happily supported me.
Dear Emily, My wife was the only girlfriend I ever had. Everyone in my family thought I’d become a...
When my son Roel and his fiancée Agnes Agcaoili were planning what they wanted to be a small, intimate...
Cesar Gaupo promised to attend the Lifestyle meeting of fashion designers last Monday to discuss our bridal show with Seda Vertis North. Instead, we attended his interment last Friday.
My male friend and I grew up very close, as did our fathers. We attended the same high school and spent summer vacations together.
A few months ago, a friend wrote a Facebook post on being single and not finding love that struck a big chord with me.
The Night Patrol—In a world grown numb and desensitized to the nightly carnage brought down by the Duterte drug war, one group persists in bearing witness: the photographers whose work appears under the rubric “Everyday Impunity.” But for their tenacious efforts, the death toll (they estimate a nightly average of 33, bringing the two-year death count to over 23,000) would simply be obscured by a dark cloud of impunity. Instead, their photographs manage to reclaim a measure of the human worth and dignity that the killers took from their victims.
