MERCH REVIEW: Shawn Mendes The Tour
While the punks were creative DIY-ers, we, postmodern millennials, are more into readymade stuff. We’re Duchampian like that.
As the author of this collection of inspirational essays puts it, “Sole to Soul” (St. Pauls, 2018) by Rolando V. de la Rosa, OP, “this book’s modest intention is to make you think why, despite your constant denial, you are seldom happy. If this book leads you to admit that you’re often down in the dumps then it has partly achieved its goal.”
The project was announced on Tuesday at the Bologna Children's Book Fair in Italy.
We watched the latest remake of the operetta “Noli Me Tangere,” adapted from the novel by Jose Rizal, set to music by Felipe de Leon Jr., poetic libretto in Filipino by, surprisingly, the sculptor Guillermo Tolentino, the cast all competent, in fact impressive singers who did justice to both the songs and the historical memory.
Welcome to National Book Store’s Great Warehouse Sale—which, this time, is actually happening at National Book Store’s warehouse at Quad Alpha Building along Pioneer Street—where good finds are plenty and discounts are crazy.
Anne Bradstreet was the North American continent's first published poet, yet her legacy has largely been lost to time.
“Press Freedom Under Siege: Reportage that Challenged the Marcos Dictatorship” (University of the Philippines Press) will be launched today, March...
Judges of the Man Booker International Prize on Wednesday, March 13, unveiled a longlist which happened to be dominated by women.
Big Bad Wolf (BBW) is back, bringing with it two million books that you can buy at 50- to...
When the doors to the 2019 Big Bad Wolf Book Sale at World Trade Center in Pasay City opened at 10 a.m. on Thursday, the early birds appeared to be in a hurry as they pushed their carts.
Tales of unconditional love were told to over 70 kids during the Inquirer Read-Along's celebration of love month.
