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  1. SHOSHIN: The beautiful art of knowing nothing

    SHOSHIN: The beautiful art of knowing nothing

    A journey through Tokyo, Chiba, Ginza, Minato, and Shibuya offers a fresh perspective on travel, curiosity, and self-discovery. Inspired by the Japanese…

  2. JIMMY Alapag and family are thrilled to come home as he handles NLEX in the coming Governors’ Cup of the PBA Season 50. Also shown is his agent, Charlie Dy (left) of Virtual Playground.

    Alapag drawing inspiration from Knicks coach

    Newly appointed NLEX coach Jimmy Alapag brings lessons from NBA champion coach Mike Brown to the PBA, aiming to rebuild the Road Warriors’ confidence and…

  3. Bing Matoto

    A Gen–Zer thinks critically

    If we have the power to choose our goals, we can also choose to value others in our means rather than simply using them as sacrificial pawns for the ‘greater…

  4. Hope

    Hope

    Hope is the emotion that connects easily with the New Year because it’s about fresh starts, future possibilities, and inner strength.

  5. "KINTSUGI," 2024 digital painting by Amelia Clarissa de Luna Monasterial.

    ‘KINTSUGI’

    A reflective look at kintsugi and how embracing brokenness can transform pain into beauty, inspired by a 2024 digital painting.

  6. Some Notes on St. Albert the Great

    Some Notes on St. Albert the Great

    Celebrate the life and legacy of St. Albert the Great, a scholar, scientist, philosopher, and Doctor of the Church. Known for his devotion to truth, faith, and…

  7. What is the Art of Living for you?

    What is the Art of Living for you?

    Insights from Liza Diño, Ice Seguerra, and Stephanie Mayo on the art of life highlight freedom, balance, creativity, and meaningful contributions to society,…

  8. ORTIGAS CBD elevated plaza.

    Rethinking our Asian streets

    The future of our cities doesn't lie in simply widening roads or building more skywalks. It also lies in sound policy making and in reclaiming the street as a…