Seasoned Editor Gets AP's Highest Honor
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A Filipina reaches the summit of the world’s largest news agency.
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Book Review: A Village in the Fields
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By focusing on the UFW strike in the 1960s and ‘70s, Patty Enrado’s debut novel, A Village in the Fields, picks up where Bulosan’s 1946 novel, America Is in the Heart, leaves off.
Read MoreThe Happy Home Cook: Lenguas de Gato - Thin Butter Cookies
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Weeks before the holidays I am busy baking. After baking dozens of ensaimadas and several llaneras of leche flan, I always have an excess of egg whites and have to come up with creative ways to use them. So I bake these thin buttery slivers of cookies called "lenguas de gato" which translates to ‘cat’s tongues’ perhaps because of their slim, long shape.
Read MoreLakers’ Jordan Clarkson and Manila’s Kids
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Lakers starter reconnects with his grandma’s homeland.
Read More[PARTNER] Why is There Still No Justice for Victims of the Maguindanao Massacre?
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On November 23, 2009, a hundred armed men kidnapped and massacred 58 people, including 32 journalists, in the town of Ampatuan in Maguindanao province in the Philippines. The brutal crime shocked not only the people of the Philippines but also the world and confirmed perceptions that our country was one of the most dangerous places on earth for journalists.
Read MoreClimbing Uluru
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The psychological reason for why people climb mountains is a riddle in an enigma.
Read MoreThe Happy Home Cook: Suman sa Ibus - Sticky Rice Logs
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It isn’t the holidays if we don’t have some form of ‘kakanin’ or rice cakes on our table. Suman sa Ibus are Filipino sticky rice logs.
Read MoreLewanda Lim’s Socially Conscious Art
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How artist Lewanda Lim gives you a kick in the conscience.
Read MoreWhen Russians Came to Tubabao
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Not to be confused with the Kahlua cocktail, White Russians were those who sided with the tsar against the Reds; some of them, as refugees, became temporary residents of a Philippine island.
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