Handke to receive Nobel Prize at ceremony amid controversy
Stockholm, Sweden | AFP | Tuesday 12/10/2019 – 17:42 UTC+8 By: Pia Ohlin Nobel literature laureate Peter Handke, who backed Serbia during…
“Spectacle” is the word that best describes “Wicked”— and that’s putting it mildly.
The Capiz provincial government headed by Gov. Antonio A. del Rosario pulled out all stops to celebrate the Arts Month activities under the aegis of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) .
I believe that any discussion about mystical and paranormal happenings in the Philippines will not be complete without mentioning the most sensational and controversial form of faith healing, which can only be found in the Philippines—namely, bare-handed psychic surgery.
What looks good with fall-winter fashion is luminous skin. You don’t have to have the fairest complexion, but with cooler weather and layered dressing, your face and skin would stand out and catch people’s attention.
There is a story about one of the so-called “boy saints” of the Jesuits—“boy” because they died young, before being...
Thanks to my distrust of weather forecasts, I found myself shivering in Seoul last week. Though various weather sites predicted lows of 1-degree Celsius, I still insisted on dressing up like it was spring, foregoing heavy socks and tights in favor of loafers and cotton leggings.
Monique Wilson is an extra-busy woman these days. A few days after arriving from New York, she was in Tacloban to lend a hand to relief efforts for victims of Supertyphoon “Yolanda.” Then she was off to Kidapawan, Cotabato, for another activity related to her longtime advocacy of women’s rights and social justice, which would also see her visiting the displaced sakada of Hacienda Luisita and documenting their plight.
When he was a child, Chang-Rae Lee did not think of becoming a writer.
When my children and I moved to this residential village south of Manila in 1990—the year before the cataclysmic eruption of Mt. Pinatubo—the flora and fauna were almost bucolic.
Three contributors of the Philippine Daily Inquirer were among the 57 Filipino literary artists honored Tuesday night in ceremonies held at the Manila Peninsula ballroom for winning this year’s Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature (Palanca Awards).
