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‘Normcore’ is the antidote to contrived, cartoonish eccentricity, no matter what its inventors would have us believe.

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On my bedside table, jostling with a red skull paperweight and a vintage alarm clock, is a tower of books.
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Very few things excite me in Manila — it could be an artisanal ice cream brand that sells a salted caramel flavor, the new album of a talented local band, an offbeat performance art exhibit, or the opening of Univers d’ Homme et Femme.
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In last Saturday’s fight against Juan Manuel Marquez, uncrowned world featherweight boxing champion Manny Pacquiao took the controversial split draw like a stab in the back. He deserved to win but two of the three judges looked the other way. One of the two later confessed to a mistake, probably bothered by a guilty conscience, but it was of no consequence.


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Dare to be ordinary

April 5, 2014 - 12:00am

‘Normcore’ is the antidote to contrived, cartoonish eccentricity, no matter what its inventors would have us believe.

Supreme

You are how you read

August 20, 2011 - 12:00am

On my bedside table, jostling with a red skull paperweight and a vintage alarm clock, is a tower of books.

Supreme

Master of the UNIVERS

By Grace Velasco | June 19, 2011 - 12:00am

Very few things excite me in Manila — it could be an artisanal ice cream brand that sells a salted caramel flavor, the new album of a talented local band, an offbeat performance art exhibit, or the opening...

On the Radar

Controversial draws

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 12, 2004 - 12:00am

A draw is a consolation to a fighter who should’ve lost. But to a fighter who should’ve won, it’s as disappointing as a loss. In last Saturday’s fight against Juan Manuel Marquez, uncrowned...

Sports