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The popular Ambeth Ocampo is known as a public historian and the editorial page columnist of the longest running column on history.

BALLET Manila once again unearths the magical baul of Lola Basyang as it transports its audience to a world of fantastic dance, music and spectacular visuals with Ang Tatlong Kwento ni Lola Basyang, set to happen at Aliw Theater on May 18 at 5 pm. The second show among the…

The Ayala Triangle Gardens became a cultural wonderland with Dia del Libro celebrating books and their power and impact

Trying to eat healthy? Have you ever tried meat-free dishes? Are you curious on how to be a vegan? A thousand questions deserve more than a thousand answers.

Change came to almost all Filipino bookstores in the many unimagined ways when the pandemic lockdowns started. Once almost wholly dependent on foot traffic, shops big and small stood silent, ominously sad in their aloneness, and quite perplexed at their changed circumstance.

If you were at the Philippine Book Festival that took place at the World Trade Center earlier this month, you would have been surprised to find how many Filipinos were writing, publishing, selling, buying and reading books.

The 28-year-old is the first PH-based writer to have a YA title published by the world’s biggest publishing house.

JOURNALIST AND activist Maria Salvacion “Inday” Espina-Varona was awarded the 2023 Hildegarde Award for Women in Media and Communication by Sch

St. Scholastica's College also recognizes book publisher Maria Karina Africa Bolasco and showbusiness icon Tessie Tomas, who, like Varona, have 'bravely defied norms' in their chosen fields

How Dekada ’70 by Lualhati Bautista, whose given name translates to glory, can inspire the next generations