Rising artists Arlene de Castro- Añonuevo (Adecastroan) and Yolanda de Castro- Cabuco are exhibiting their works together with other members of the Pinoy na Pinoy Visual Artists Association at the Conspiracy Gallery in Quezon City from now until June 24.
An experimental drug treatment may help keep a certain kind of aggressive breast cancer at bay, offering new hope for individual therapies against difficult tumors, said research released Sunday.
A rare 1932 cover illustration of “Tintin in America” by Herge, the artist who dreamed up the boy reporter, on Saturday fetched a record 1.3 million euros ($1.6 million) at an auction in Paris.
The visit to the country this week of an eminent holy man has highlighted a controversial issue within the Karma Kagyu, one of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism.
Before Trinley Thaye Dorje’s arrival, Inquirer sent him a questionnaire specific to certain Philippine situations, put together by a panel of mostly Inquirer writers—social anthropologist and columnist Michael Tan, author and columnist Jaime T. Licauco; world-renowned entertainer Lea Salonga; award-winning filmmaker Ferdinand Balanag, a practicing Buddhist; and animal rights activist Nice Rodriguez.
Can you imagine a future when your TV can recognize your voice and your mobile phone can tell who your friends are based on their photos? That future is here.
Almost a ago, I bumped into a group of young people who were preparing a fund-raising dinner to help another parish that wanted to revive its youth group, Antioch.
Rehearse death. To say this is to tell a person to rehearse his freedom. A person who has learned how to die has unlearned how to be a slave.—Seneca
It was a year ago when we first sat down to lunch at Le Coude Rouge, our French “canteen” at Alliance Française de Manille (AFM). It’s a practice I established when I volunteered to manage the Total Gallery six years ago, soon after I came back home and was invited by Marivic Rufino to join the AFM board of directors.
Two years ago, an officemate who had just broken off from her longtime boyfriend asked me to take her out to dinner. She knew I would be game as I had made passes at her. We dated for three months and got intimate—to a certain point. I knew she was not the scrupulous type, even though she is a graduate of a convent school, as she had been telling us officemates that she had gone out of town with her boyfriend a number of times. So I thought she was the promiscuous type. Anyway, she reconciled with her old boyfriend and they are now married.
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