Mel Carreon beyond the joke
There are politicians who win elections, and there are politicians who win permanence in public memory. Mel Carreon belongs to the second category. In...
Noel Galon de LeonMay 29, 20264 min
CITY THAT READS
There are politicians who win elections, and there are politicians who win permanence in public memory. Mel Carreon belongs to the second category. In...
In the history of Philippine popular culture, Inday Badiday was never merely a gossip columnist. She was an institution, a spectacle, and a cultural f...
I honestly wanted to take a break from writing for the next few weeks. I wanted to step away for a while and pour my energy into more personal things,...
I recently received a message from Chuckberry Pascual, who was looking for a resource person among individuals familiar with language, literature, and...
Kinaray-a music is not merely a genre but a living expression of identity rooted in the Kinaray-a-speaking communities of Panay Island. It carries the...
The light drizzle that fell on the evening of May 2 felt almost like a blessing, soft and unassuming, yet meaningful in its own way. Despite the faint...
In Iloilo City, the word “bolantero” has recently escaped the boundaries of casual speech and entered public discourse with unusual intensity. It has ...
The incident that took place outside the Iloilo Central Market at around 4:30 in the afternoon was more than just a street fight between vendors. Acco...
We often say we support creativity, and this April reminded me that there are many reasons to feel hopeful about it. As we celebrated National Literat...