I cried over a movie about cholesterol
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I scored 20/20 on that “Nobody Has All 20” list
From scoring 100 percent on a retro technology checklist to an unexpected senior discount moment at Centrio Mall, a reflective look at the humor and wisdom that come with getting older.
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Identity known
Moviegoers in Cagayan de Oro packed early SM Director's Club screenings for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, filling theaters on opening day alongside exclusive merchandise perks.
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The Politics of Tears
"Real pain rarely calls a press conference." An incisive reflection on how emotional theater in the Senate has alienated a public that knows what genuine suffering looks like.
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History is unkind to this senator
From the 2019 House speakership lockouts to recent clashes with fellow senators, an opinion column reflects on Alan Peter Cayetano's long political record and shifting alliances.
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Impeachment Muzak
From Mariah Carey’s "Hero" and 80s Manila radio memories to Burt Bacharach, a reflection on how music accompanies our view of Philippine political circuses.
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Why “resilient” Is the most insulting compliment for a Pinoy
Labeling Filipinos as "resilient" during super typhoons and floods isn't a compliment—it turns systemic corruption and government neglect into a forced virtue.
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When the Future Moved Into the House
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Sino ba ang dasurv na dasurv mo?
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From “One More Chance” to “wa chance”
Movie fans hoping for a real-life "One More Chance" ending for Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz face "wa chance" following her sudden civil ceremony.
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Color Me Cultish
What began as a harmless personal signature has evolved into full-scale political interior decorating financed entirely by your local public budget.
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“Seek and you shall find”
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