Retailer Urban Outfitters has apologized on Sept 15 after criticisms that its Kent State University sweatshirt that appeared to be splattered with blood-red dye was a look reminiscent of the 1970 shooting in the campus that left four people dead.
Walter Isaacson’s group portrait of digital pioneers and cartoonist Roz Chast’s illustrated memoir about her parents have made it to the nonfiction longlist for the National Book Awards.
The marijuana industry and activists are starting an ad blitz in Colorado aimed at promoting moderation and the safe consumption, trying to counter ominous anti-drug campaigns and stereotypes of pot users.
Giving your pooch a smooch may not be a good habit.
The Asian Art Museum will mark Filipino American Heritage Month with book talks, performances, interactive presentations and arts on Sunday, October 5.
A white crane from a distant horizon descends into the West Lake and becomes an astute gentleman. Just as another transforms into a young, beautiful lady as it touches the water.
Mixed-media artist Jia Santos-Estrella shows a glimpse of places she loves in an exhibit, “Je t’aime,” at Pinto Art Museum.
Robinsons Department Stores are holding the Kids Fashion Sale across the country up to Sept. 30.
An electronics and home appliances company that started in 1982 in partnership with Sharp Corp. of Japan, Sharp (Philippines) Corp., is now 32 years old.
Design proponent Jose Maria Yupangco believes in making art out of ordinariness.
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