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Christmas at home will be the New Normal this holiday season. But for the baby boomers and the generations before them, it is nothing new; it is the Old Normal.

Industry experts to discuss the PH arts and culture scene amid the pandemic.

To celebrate Filipino talent, Italian Ambassador Giorgio Guglielmino and businessman Hugo Bunzl in collaboration with The Drawing Room produced a portfolio titled “2020.” The project consists of 10 original photographs, each numbered and signed by well-respected artists and photographers in the country.

Art is life and living is art

So what if it will take a long time before the pandemic is over and we are free to travel the world again? We have El Nido and we’ll always have El Nido

And in the remote capital of our wildest imagination, one day, to our collective shock, the government ceased all operations, focused only on the one thing none of us ever imagined would deserve its full attention: Sadness.

When was the last time you visited a museum?

Journeying to the depths of the Philippine seas.

The underwater Eden that is the Verde Island Passage.

After all, we shouldn’t forget that it does take a lifetime to live a life.

The rewards of being a senior citizen in the Philippines.

A letter to our veteran lolos at lolas.

Clarissa Delgado of Teach for the Philippines is ready to take on the monumental challenge of uplifting the education quality of the country

The Philippines was still recovering from the devastation of World War II when my aunts started to teach me how to read, using their handwritten English prayer booklets as books were not easy to come by. I was four years old, and the only other reading materials were Tagalog komiks, which I loved for their beautiful illustrations and imaginative stories. I read everything I could lay my hands on.

In today’s age, when technology has rampantly taken over, the importance of reading is not lessened.

Did you know that the revolutionary yellow at that time was derived from the 1973 song “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree?”

Unearthing the friendship between Ninoy Aquino and Salvador Laurel.

Here are the reasons why you should advocate Filipino translations along with must-read Aklat ng Bayan titles for educators and literati alike.