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Filipino poetry

Hearts shaken
In every tragedy, we are reminded that while the earth beneath us may shake, compassion remains one of the strongest foundations we have.
Alelee Aguilar14 June 20262 min read
‘Halo-halo’ meltdown
Morena skin is no longer treated as a tragic backstory. Curly hair is no longer a bloodline curse.
DT14 June 20263 min read
Canoy set for U.S. trip
Filipino fighter Joey Canoy leaves for the United States this Tuesday to challenge Puerto Rican two-belt titleholder Oscar Collazo on 20 June in Oceanside,…
Nick Giongco13 June 20261 min read
Amalfi at The Peak
On 3 June, the effortless glamour of the Italian riviera met the breathtaking heights of Hong Kong as travel and lifestyle journalist Stacey Marcelo celebrated…
Luis Espiritu13 June 20262 min read
‘Nurse the Dead’ mixes laughs and chills
Beyond its lighthearted spooky premise, the series also highlights the real-life experiences and sacrifices of Filipino nurses abroad.
Pauline Songco13 June 20261 min read
Stay for the unique Pinoy service
The hotel, which prides and identifies itself with a new expression of Filipino hospitality, arrives in New Manila, offering a thoughtfully-curated stay…
Kathy Moran13 June 20264 min read
DMW offers over 4K overseas jobs at Independence Day fairs
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) offered more than 4,000 job vacancies to Filipinos during an Independence Day job fair Friday at Robinsons Galleria in…
ENM12 June 20261 min read
CANADA GETS FIRST TASTE
For years, Filipinos in Canada carried home memories of Philippine mangoes the way migrants carry pieces of a country in stories, cravings, arguments about…
DT12 June 20261 min read
Manhattan, Philippines
For a few hours, Times Square belonged to Filipinos.
DT12 June 20262 min read
KALYE STRASSE
The Philippines turned a corner of Berlin into a barangay for Independence Day.
DT12 June 20261 min read
Faces of Mei Mei
MEI MEI is the newest girl group hoping to make its mark on the growing P-pop scene. Composed of eight members with distinct personalities and talents, the…
Pauline Joyce Pascual12 June 20262 min read
Where spirits dwell
We see two men atop the giant balete tree in Baler. Are there more creatures we cannot see?
GABRIEL MALVAR12 June 20263 min read
Where dream homes shape everyday life
The Filipino homebuyer has evolved and so has the way property must communicate value.
Pauline Joyce Pascual12 June 20263 min read
Every catch has a story: Celebrating the fisherfolk behind Phl seafood
In many ways, seafood is one of the purest connections between Filipinos and the sea. It reflects the country’s geography, culture and resilience.
Pauline Joyce Pascual12 June 20263 min read
Bag-tag nightmare
Every time she closes her eyes, she’ll see that cell. Every time she hears an airplane, she’ll remember the humiliation.
Gigie Arcilla12 June 20263 min read
An unfinished revolution
The true test of independence is not how we commemorate it once a year. It is what we do with the freedom that generations of Filipinos fought to secure.
Margarita Gutierrez12 June 20263 min read
Solid start for Hoey; Koepka sizzles
CALEDON, Ontario — Filipino golfer Rico Hoey positioned himself firmly in contention at the RBC Canadian Open after opening with a solid 3-under-par 67 on…
DT12 June 20262 min read
Anthony Jennings adds spice to his career with a daring new commercial
Kapamilya actor Anthony Jennings is once again serving up his signature comedic charm in a quirky new film for local ramen brand Kyukyu Ramen 99.
Pauline Joyce Pascual10 June 20261 min read