Athletes | Human Interest | People | खेल
Influencer boom at US Open tests boundaries of tennis etiquette
The growing love affair between influencers and the premier American tennis event has caused some growing pains
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11-year-old Filipino hooper turns heads in Korea
Kael Mabulac, the son of former PBA player Michael Mabulac, continues to carve out a name for himself after an impressive run in the Korean Basketball League Youth, where he represents KCC Busan Egis
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Europe | Newsmakers | People
Harry and Meghan surprised by King Charles’ letter on their status
In a letter, it was made clear that Harry and Meghan were no longer working members of the royal family
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The problem with replatforming Alfred ‘Krip’ Yuson
Publishing house Exploding Galaxies announces that it will no longer republish and circulate Yuson’s novel ‘Great Philippine Jungle Energy Café’
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Athletes | Editors' Pick | People | UAAP | खेल
Alas embraces challenge as Ateneo honors Baterbonia, Adili in UAAP Season 89
Louie Alas leads the Ateneo Blue Eagles in such delicate times, taking over as interim coach for the UAAP Season 89 men’s basketball tournament following the resignation of former head coach Tab Baldwin
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Get to know the Philippines’ 10 new national artists
Among the newly named national artists are four luminaries who are being conferred with the honor posthumously
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Psychologists want us to rethink what we ask about school violence
Rather than neatly condense all the violence and trace it to one root cause, psychologists choose to ask the difficult questions about each individual case. Each child in conflict with the law is not just a perpetrator, but a highly vulnerable person.
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King Harald V, Norway’s reform-minded head of state, dies at 89
A great-great-grandchild of Britain’s Queen Victoria, Harald acceded to the throne in 1991 and slowly introduced modern touches that brought a ceremonial post seen mainly as a symbol of national independence into the 21st century
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‘The only method I have found that relieved my illness is to keep creating art’: Remembering Yayoi Kusama
She suffered from hallucinations from childhood and by the age of 10 had created paintings in watercolors, pastels, and oils using polka dot and net motifs that she encountered in her visions
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When school violence happens, the whole community needs to listen
Psychologists say young Filipinos need safe spaces to be vulnerable without judgement — and that starts with listening to children and their families, and giving the support within their communities
