At 64, Bonnie Garmus dazzles with a mixture of science, women’s rights and education transformed into a story of hope....
For years, whenever the then-single Pierra Calasanz-Labrador would deal with heartbreak, she’d whip out her pen and paper and...
At the beginning of the March 2020 lockdown, so many aspects of our lives were categorized based on their supposed...
A-LISTERS and VIPs recently joined Hennessy in toasting the cognac giant’s 250th anniversary at the Philippine International Convention Center. Guests...
Do you remember your old self, the one who wanted to be an artist, writer, rock star or something else before you had to find a “real job” and make a living?
MANILA, Philippines — Israeli author Etgar Keret’s “Suddenly, a Knock on the Door” – one of his best-selling books, has...
Only a year into his pontificate and half into the first decade of the new century, Pope Benedict XVI made...
The Inquirer was always a mainstay at our breakfast table when I was growing up. I would always remember to flip to the latest Young Blood, wanting to read the latest submission. Sometimes, a story would make me laugh, others would make me sad, still others would make me realize how lucky I am, while a few would haunt me for a week or two.
MADRID — Carlos Ruiz Zafón, whose wildly popular 2001 novel “The Shadow of the Wind” led to three sequels and...
When we reflect on the historic events of the May 2010 elections, they seem like a single, blinding burst of...
