Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Edward Albee, who challenged theatrical convention in masterworks such as “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” and “A Delicate Balance,” died Friday, his personal assistant said. He was 88.
A three-day cleanup drive in the town of Vinzons in Camarines Norte collected at least two tons of trash from the famous Calaguas group of islands, known for its powdery white sand beach and clear emerald waters.
Four days before the 44th anniversary of the declaration of martial law on Sept. 21, victims of that repressive era gathered in Quezon City to launch a book that not only looks back on the excesses of the Marcos dictatorship but examines succeeding administrations’ shortcomings in educating the public about the abuses of that time.
“Thank you, God. You gave me the sun!” an ecstatic Cristalle Belo Henares exclaimed, her eyes sweeping the breathtaking view of Lake Como outside of her villa room.
MONUMENTO—that’s where the story of my hometown begins and ends for me. It was the true north of my own commuter compass, the point from which I sallied forth abroad—to college, to work, to fancied destinations—and to which I referred back on my homecoming.
Pentatonix, the Grammy-winning American a cappella group, will be back in Manila for a concert on Sept. 24 at Smart Araneta Coliseum
Your mantra for the week: “My receiving comes from all my giving, forgiving and thanksgiving.”
This parable is one of the most difficult to understand. On the one hand it seems to praise the unscrupulous, but on the other hand, it bluntly draws the line: “You cannot serve both God and mammon.”
With the little I know about them, I thought auctions were only for the rich and old.
Bishop Pablo Virgilio David of Caloocan said strong family ties could lick the drug problem, which he said had worsened because of waning personal connections.
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