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Mona Lunot Kuker Debuts as a Professional Illustrator

By Marivir R. Montebon   New York City — Self-taught artist Mona Lunot Kuker is happy that before the year closes, she debuted her first illustration project of a children’s book, Manny and the Mango Tree. Written by Ali R. and Valerie Bustamante and published by the Hard Ball Press, it became available in November. […]

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Esther Faith Batino: Leadership is a Matter of Faith

Main Feature By Marivir R. Montebon   New York City — The dusky and beautiful Esther Faith Batino was in her senior year in a Catholic university in Cebu City in central Philippines, taking up preparatory course for Medicine when she changed her uptight religious upbringing. She came across some missionaries of the then fledgling […]

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Lumen Castaneda: Teacher, Community Leader Who Brightens Up the Room

Let’s Hear It from This Well-loved Grand Dame By Marivir R. Montebon       Teaching continues to be the noblest of professions, and for a community leader and teacher who spent much of her life teaching the younger bunch, there is no let up.  Lumen Castaneda continues to illuminate in the growing Fil-Am community. […]

6 years ago 1 More
 

A Little Help Would Make a Child Smile This Christmas

By Marivir R. Montebon   New York City — A New York-based Filipina is so loving and doing the act of giving this holiday season. Britney Madison Allen, a native of the province of Gingoog in Mindanao is spearheading on its second year the ‘Spirit of Christmas Drive 2014’ with the theme “Give Love on Christmas […]

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Filipino Marathoner: It’s a Mind Game

An Afterthought on the NYC Marathon 2014 By Marivir R. Montebon   New York City — Wilson Kipsang may have been the fastest runner yesterday in the 50,000-finisher NYC Marathon. But all those who reached the finish line, including Filipino marathoner Joel Oco, felt very much a winner too. “I felt like crying when I reached […]

6 years ago 1 More
 

June Pascal: Recession Fashion is In

By Marivir R. MontebonNew York City — Who says New York only means high-end fashion?A Filipina artist here bursts with creativity in what she calls Recession Fashion, with assertions on recycling for practical wear. Fashion to June is a creative expression of clothing designs, with practicality and in tune with recession as a macro reality.   Living in […]

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Adorable Chef Creates Magical Cakes

Whether it’s Gangnam Style or Scooby Doo: Life is a Piece of Cake for Adora   By Marivir R. Montebon   It took a long time for this article to bake. But here’s one that is fresh from the oven (errr, laptop) and truly delectable. Adora Adora-Penn has practically been all over town for her catering […]

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Eloquent, Haunting: Larissa’s Poetry

By Marivir R. Montebon   Poets need readers like drunks need vodka – Alexander Pushkin New York City — In her newest collection of poetry titled #specialcharacters (Unlikely Stories), critically acclaimed poet and translator Larissa Shmailo described how her parents survived the dangerous years of Russian dictator Josef Stalin. How My Family Survived the Camps […]

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Kay Habana Sings for Syria

By Marivir R. Montebon  New York City – The United Nations Staff Relief for Syrian Refugees and the United Nations Staff Recreation Council are pulling efforts to raise funds for the Syrian refugees, through music. On July 20, a benefit concert for Syrian Refugees will take place at the Dag Hammarksjold Library at one o’clock […]

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Cecile Azarcon: Why We Love to Sing Her Songs

By Marivir R. Montebon New York City — Not only are her songs impressive and lasting, Cecile Azarcon, the song writer/composer, exudes an indelible impression as a person as well.  At the concert in New York in April that commemorated her 35th year as composer for Original Philippine Music (OPM), one immediately senses the grace […]

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