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AS if on cue, my high-school classmate sent me a message the morning after Apple’s “Far Out” event to ask if I already had preorder details for the new iPhone 14 series. She and her husband had been long-time Smart subscribers, and they’d get an iPhone whenever it’s time to…
Three senior citizens, led by an octogenarian, have earned their basic education on September 10 under the Taguig City localized Alternative Learning System (ALS) program. Mwusews Anthony Mari Diaz, 82, Luvisminda Fajardo,73, and Erlinda Dejumo, 63 are best testament that no one is too old to go after what they…
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Director Gregg Champion recalls the Zen experience of working with Sidney Poitier on the iconic actor's final two telefilms.
The late Sidney Poitier became a movie star at a time when Hollywood tended to relegate Black actors to roles as servants, appearing for just a scene or two, often as comic relief. But he was rarely a supporting player, even at the start of his career. He took leads, specializing in a specific type: the educated, well-mannered, middle-class professional who had assimilated into the parts of white society willing to accept him.