Marra Lanot, award-winning Filipina author, dies
Marra Lanot, 82, was a trilingual poet, essayist, and freelance journalist who wrote in Filipino, English, and Spanish
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Hayden Panettiere, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Nashville’ actress, dies at 36 – reports
‘It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden,’ ABC quotes her father Alan Panettiere in a statement
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Artists | Culture Desk | Editors' Pick | Literature | Obituary | People
The personal is political: Honoring Marra PL Lanot
‘My conversations with Marra became part of my own deeper discovery of myself as a woman activist. They were liberating.’
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Vanessa Rangadhol of Sugarpop dies at 30
Rangadhol, who lent her voice to rapper Aikee’s hit song ‘DOTA O Ako,’ suffered a severe traumatic brain injury after an accidental fall in the bathroom
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Part 1: The novitiate raid that pulled the Church into EDSA and beyond
The seeds of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution were planted during an obscure military raid — a turning point for the Church’s practical and moral leadership in the nationwide active non-violent democratization movement
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Athletes | Editors' Pick | People | Visayas | खेल
Sagay’s international softball champions thrive on ‘bayanihan’
Sagaynons here and abroad rally behind their young athletes, helping Sagay City’s girls’ softball teams bring home international titles
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Prince Harry to learn how much failed Daily Mail lawsuit will cost
The Mail’s publisher is seeking an interim payment of £10 million while Harry and the six others have offered £8 million
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Part 2: The raid, the Catholic Church, EDSA and beyond
Only in honoring our nation’s historical sacrifices can we learn from the past, and collectively heal as a wounded society
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This tour guide turns Manila’s streets into history, heritage lessons
Meet Jing Ordoña, whose Manilakad tours bring travelers to sites ‘hidden in plain sight’
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Culture Desk | Editors' Pick | Food | Human Interest | Newsbreak | People | Rappler IQ
At Kusina ng Pag-asa, local restaurants cook free hot meals when disaster strikes
Kusina ng Pag-asa first sprang into action within the areas affected by the 7.8 magnitude Mindanao earthquake. Now, it has expanded to more localities to serve even more Filipinos.
