by Pauline FROISSART Eighteen-year-old Londoner Danique Bailey is one of a new generation of poets using social media to revive the art. The teenager was among the 100 winners of
TOKYO — Fitness club Tipness in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, was crowded with seniors one afternoon this month. “[Coming here] helps to prevent my chronic ailments from getting worse. It’s also fun
Even when it rains, Palawan enchants. In late July, we had the chance to visit Club Paradise Palawan, the decades-old island resort now owned by the Discovery World Corporation. As
“Quadricula” marks the return of Hocus, the singular two-headed creature who took the local art world by storm in April of 2017 with an eponymous six-month exhibit at the National
22 September 2019 – 25th Sunday Readings: Amos 8: 4-7, Psalm 113, Response: Praise the Lord who lifts up the poor.; 1 Timothy 2: 1-8; Gospel: Luke 16: 1-13 “The
Dear Emily, I wonder if a newspaper’s advice on religion should be based on a particular person’s relationship with God. For those who are not intimate with the Almighty, then
In 2016, in a meeting with weavers from Kabankalan, Negros Occidental, Negrense entrepreneur Michael Claparols learned about the poor sales of their woven runners, shawls and placemats. The products used
Young entrepreneurs are now taking a keen interest in keeping dying traditions alive. Paolo Palanca, 23, an Ateneo graduate, is using the knowledge acquired from his thesis to build a
Worth checking out on Sept. 23 at Strumm’s is the one-night gig of smooth jazz artist Brian Simpson. Born in Illinois, Simpson grew up in a musical family. His dad
I remember a time when all we needed was one tipping point, like Erap’s unopened envelope, and there we were spontaneously spilling out onto the streets in a massive protest.
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