LIFESTYLE

Filipino artist reimagines the Last Supper as a portrait of a nation betrayed

Filipino contemporary artist Michael “Chael” Villareal has unveiled “The Lasting Suffer,” a 24-by-36-inch acrylic-on-canvas work that transforms Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic masterpiece into a searing allegory of the Filipino condition…

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I took the Dubai Metro, and the city is within reach

A wheelchair user’s journey from Al Furjan to Burjuman and Al Jadaf shows how ramps, lifts, clean stations, and thoughtful Metro staff turn accessibility into everyday freedom. At Al Furjan…

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The Filipina who spent 28 years serving Saudi hospitals and her fellow OFWs

Twenty-eight years is long enough to raise a family, build a career, and watch a profession change around you. For most people, it would also be long enough to grow…

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From a small town in Biliran to a New York hospital, one nurse’s fourteen-year climb

Most overseas Filipinos can name the exact thing they gave up to get where they are. Time with parents. Birthdays. The chance to be home when it mattered most. For…

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