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Ten galleries, two artists born after 1990, and a former printing factory to house it all. Art KL was an intimate alternative to the art fair overwhelm lifestyle.inquirer.net/58410…

“Ang Tahanan ni Bernarda Alba” poses a “terrifying” language challenge for the actress and brings her parenting into focus lifestyle.inquirer.net/58398…

Life is not supposed to feel like proof that we made the right decision lifestyle.inquirer.net/58397…

Before spending, don’t just ask: Is this worth the price? Will I enjoy it or actually use it? Also ask yourself: What is this doing to my health, and could neglecting it cost me more later? Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58378… #nolisoliph

What began as a little restaurant in the Gulian family home became one of Sagada’s beloved dining destinations lifestyle.inquirer.net/58390…

A call to come home is really a return to our collective common sense. It is a return to what we grew up with—our folk beliefs, social dynamics, and ways of talking about everyday things. By Carl Lorenz Cervantes Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58369… #nolisoliph

What to put on your plate from teens to later life lifestyle.inquirer.net/58389…

Your next food trip is about to get a lot more colorful lifestyle.inquirer.net/58106…

We have already learned how to be adults. Perhaps we can learn to keep the child in us, too lifestyle.inquirer.net/58378…

When the corrupt get caught with their crimes, they attempt to evade justice by claiming that they have panic attacks. Psychology has been used in ways that can oppress others. But it can also be used in ways that free us from these oppressions. #nolisoliph

How our homes shape our psychology lifestyle.inquirer.net/58369…

Featuring works that explore the power of movement, the ecological stakes of our time, the dignity and struggles of labor, and the lingering presence of somatic memory lifestyle.inquirer.net/58367…

It’s important to remember that people are not passive entries in a bottom-line figure. They are lives that power the whole machinery of enterprise, consumerism, and the Philippine economy. Story by Christine Rodriguez Art by Tine Paz-Yap #nolisolph

Insights on the R&D performance of the new musical “Long Season” lifestyle.inquirer.net/58365…

From leaning on cheaper proteins, being flexible with vegetables, and buying citrus and other lower-priced items while they last, these smart choices ensure that we eat seasonally and adapt our diets to the changing seasons and times lifestyle.inquirer.net/58345…

In a world quickly going down the drain, your concept of luxury is all that matters—even if it’s just dining at a middle-class restaurant Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58325…

Before souring mixes were available, Filipinos make do with available fruits for sinigang. Substitute sampalok and explore these other native ingredients lifestyle.inquirer.net/50387…

In a world quickly going down the drain, your concept of luxury is all that matters—even if it’s just dining at a middle-class restaurant lifestyle.inquirer.net/58325…

Psychology is not—and has never been—apolitical. Psychology is part of our everyday lives because all of us have a mind. Society influences how we think, and how we think shapes society lifestyle.inquirer.net/58324…

Two theater nerds walk into “A Number,” and stage a very complex play lifestyle.inquirer.net/58322…