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Aga Muhlach, Richard Gomez redefine 'Dadbods'

By Iza Iglesias - December 7, 2024

Daniel Padilla's go-to style: refined and achievable

10 reasons why 'My Future You' is the ultimate Gen-Z movie for all ages

Aicelle Santos steps into the iconic role of Elsa in 'Isang Himala'

Gladiator, the cartoon

'BuyBust,' 'Bantay-Bahay,' past MMFF entries come to Cinema One

2024 Spotify Wrapped: Hev Abi named Top Local Artist, Bini wins Top Local Group

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More holiday fits as Love, Bonito opens new PH store

Christopher Lagman takes the helm as JCI Lucena's 77th President

Fabio Ide enjoys family time at BlueWater Day Spa

Watsons and Premier Volleyball League team up to serve health, beauty and volleyball excellence

Ikebana Blossoms at Takenoko: A celebration of Japanese floral art

Modern, authentic eyewear designs

Philippines to host Miss Environmental International 2025

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The Sunday Times Magazine

December 1, 2024

On November 24, the University of the East College of Fine Arts, Architecture, and Design (UECFAD) enthusiastically celebrated its 60th anniversary. PHOTO FROM THE AUTHOR

A jovial 60th anniversary celebration

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Conversations with a Russian costume designer

The upcoming center for contemporary art will be a platform exclusively dedicated to new art and new ways of thinking and creating.
PHOTO FROM AYALA FOUNDATION

Contemporary art center set to rise in Circuit Makati

The 72nd Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature presenters and awardees. PHOTOS FROM PALANCA AWARDS

A celebration of literary excellence

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told his Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yul on Friday that he "expects the... democratic process to prevail." CAPTION APOLOGY This handout photo taken and released on Dec. 7, 2024 by the South Korean Presidential Office shows President Yoon Suk Yeol bowing after the end of his address at the Presidential Office in Seoul. The embattled president stopped short of resigning over his declaration of martial law, with a vote to impeach him hours away and mass street protests planned in Seoul. AFP PHOTO/SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE

South Korea president apologizes but doesn't resign over martial law fiasco

Fenjiu a cultural messenger with aroma flowing globally

EpiVax Drives Immunogenicity Innovation in 2024: Year in Review

5150 FAB Recon race kicks off as triathlon prelude

Marian Buitre PVL PHOTO

Buitre eyes redemption after obscene gesture flak

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