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in arts, entertainment, and the world at large.
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Multi-awarded essayist Wilfredo Pascual talks about breaking and healing– and the digging and creation that comes in between.
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In the first part of a three-part essay, award-winning nonfictionist Wilfredo Pascual talks about breaking and healing– and the digging and creation that comes in between.
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A few weeks ago, Historian and Creative Director Snow Schnabel moved to a small town in North Holland. She reflects on the differences between her new home and her old one.
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At what point does fandom cross over into something a little more concerning? Ade Magnaye examines how stan culture may contain some of the same mechanisms cults use to hold power over their followers.
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Why have we started using “aspin” instead of “askal”? Where did the word “aspin” even come from? Here’s a look into the word’s history, and how it’s changed us all for the better.
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There’s always an uproar whenever Filipino films are critiqued harshly. The bigger issue, however, is how Filipinos approach critique itself.
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On the 55th anniversary of the Ruby Tower’s collapse, Snow Schnabel takes a look at this oft-forgotten tragedy and the ways it left the Philippines forever changed.
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Citing a dip in audience interest, Disney has announced that it’s going to slow down on Marvel content. But the data shows that the MCU is as strong as it’s ever been, so what gives?
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