A study conducted by the WHO in 2010 showed that 285 million people in the world are visually impaired with 246 million (86%) of them having low vision. Among its causes is age-related macular degeneration, which develops as a person ages.
WHITE PLAINS, New York, United States — Sandy Del Duca was mourning the death of her father when Lulu, a curly haired goldendoodle, came bounding down the stairs at the
An Austrian brothel is offering a summer special that competitors will find hard to match — free sex. Its owner says it’s his way of protesting a tax squeeze.
Around 80 children were treated to stories about the importance of protecting the environment during the Inquirer Read-Along session held on Saturday. The event marked the celebration of Philippine Environment
Junix Inocian, widely regarded as one of the country’s best thespians with acclaimed performances on the Philippine and London stages, including a two-year stint as “The Engineer” in the
FILFEST Cultural Foundation will present the Ateneo Chamber Singers (ACS) at the Insular Life Theater on June 20 at 8 p.m. ACS won the first prize at the 2014 Certamen
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LIKE a trick of the light, Archivo 1984 is a gallery surrounded by urban sprawl, art hiding in plain sight. On Chino Roces Avenue, between the streets of Dela Rosa
A SURREAL painting of a woman playing the violin while tomatoes turned into butterflies and wine bottles floated in space scored the first Caruso Awards. The contest focused on presenting
AFTER 10 years of spearheading the rise of Philippine independent cinema, Cinemalaya Foundation has opened the Cinemalaya Institute, which will provide education, training and accreditation for filmmakers. The new school
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