The artist Juanito Torres completed a 58-by-85-inch artwork titled “Parade of Heroes” in time for the Philippines’ celebration of its 125th Independence Day on June 12. The painting shows a gathering of heroes led by Dr. Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio in a parade, waving small Philippine flags. It was unveiled in Salcedo Auctions’ “Finer Pursuits; Important Philippine Art and...
I’d like to read the mind of Pat Riley, president of the Miami Heat. Presumably, the coaching legend is in deep thought, searching for the key to unlock mighty combinations or discover new strategies that could temper the overwhelming firepower of The Joker Nikola Jokic, a two-time NBA MVP awardee. The most important question now that confronts Riley is: Where...
First things first. I am not a huge fan of Burt Bacharach, who died last Feb. 8 in his 90s,
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Dance is history; little is said, but much is understood. I made history through research, documentation, and publication of the
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following message was delivered on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2022, by Kiko Aquino Dee, son of Viel and
