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Kris Lanot Lacaba

Kris Lanot Lacaba is a poet and freelance journalist. He co-scripted Cameroon Love Letter (For Solo Piano) and the Nick Joaquin biopic Dahling Nick, a Cinema One nominee for best picture and Gawad Urian nominee for best documentary. He is co-recipient of the 2016 Catholic Mass Media Awards special citation for Investigative Reporting for a 10-part martial law series in the Philippine Daily Inquirer, with authors Ceres Doyo, Susan Quimpo, and Monica Feria.
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Ode to Lope K. Santos: writer, poet, labor organizer, and father of Filipino grammar

Sometime before Lope K. Santos passed away on May 1, 1963, he paid a visit to a cemetery with his wife, to the grave...

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The Filipina physician and her odyssey through time and space

As we count the months, weeks, days, and hours to the centennial year of the Philippines Graphic in 2027, we will walk down memory lane. With every issue, we will present to our readers snatches of the distant past—captured in reprints of Graphic stories, editorials, columns, illustrations, and photos published...

Singapore’s indie pop darling Shye releases new single “I Always Knew”

Singapore's indie pop sensation, singer-songwriter and producer Shye unveils her latest dream-pop single, "I Always Knew". The track delves into the quiet devastation of recognising you're going to hurt someone you love and choosing inaction over intervention. This release comes alongside the announcement of her long-awaited new album, which will drop...

CIFF-360 comes to Kep for a weekend of film, culture and community

A three-day cinematic gathering presented by the Cambodia International Film Festival brings storytelling, ocean culture and creative exchange to Cambodia’s southern shoreline Kep, Cambodia — From 1–3 May, the Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF) will bring a new coastal chapter of its programming to Kep with CIFF-360: Kep Edition, a three-day cinematic gathering where film,...

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