After controversy and a MET Gala dress, designer Puey Quinoñes is ready for the Philippine fashion scene once again
For the past few years, Puey Quinoñes found a new start in Los Angeles when his career in the Philippines met controversy. This…
This adaptation bridges Shakespeare’s ‘Richard III’ with present-day Philippines to biting effect
There was a recent show at Resorts World Manila, the musical “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,” and the heroine was...
Pero Brbora farms his shellfish in Croatia but has to cross the border into Bosnia, and out again, to sell them in his homeland.
Detective fiction fans and literature buffs worldwide love Leonardo Padura—some watch his sleuth Mario Conde on Netflix. But back home...
The people are tired. They would rather be working in their jobs, playing with their children, writing books, watching plays, eating out, meeting friends, eating, laughing, flirting.
There is a tableau of the Roco family—the late senator and presidential candidate Raul Roco, his wife Sonia and their six children—that stands in the middle of the garden of the Roco property in Antipolo.
POLITICS is not my cup of tea. Although public service is in our family’s blood, with several relatives serving in various past administrations, I believe I can do my best by focusing on charity, completely outside the political arena.
Your mantra for the week: “All I desire is mine now.”
There’s an uncle of mine whose specialty is, as children put it, cooking with one finger. He buys cookery books by the dozen, and when he finds a recipe he wants to try, a weekend afternoon would be dedicated to following the recipe down to the last detail.
