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For our latest cover, Maki, Elijah Canlas, and Charlie Fleming are stepping into their new chapters. They’ve already made their mark, and they’re ready to keep growing from here. Read the full cover story in our latest print issue.

Three years ago, South Trading Post opened its doors as a small weekend market built around vintage finds and local brands. What followed was something the team never expected. Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58560…

Another Filipino act is headed for the iconic music festival lifestyle.inquirer.net/58571…

Another win for Filipino music: @SB19Official is joining Coachella next April 2027 🔥 Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58571… #SB19 #UySB19 #SB19CHELLA2027

Student filmmaker Coby Rosario sometimes worries that people on set won’t take him seriously. Working with professional actors can be intimidating. Because how do you give notes to someone who has been in the industry longer than you have? Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58544…

Unfortunately, not everyone has the means to play the most anticipated game of all time lifestyle.inquirer.net/58561…

Barebones has been color grading Filipino films, shows, and advertisements for the past decade. For its 10th anniversary, co-founders Josie Maclang Salas, Aurie Anden, and Froi Fabella share just how important color grading is in the age of artificial intelligence.

All eyes are on December’s cinematic double header “Avengers: Doomsday” and “Dune: Part 3.” But don’t sleep just yet on this month’s slate of films. Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58525…

Based on a hit Korean drama series of the same title, the Philippine version of “Fight for My Way”—which stars David Licauco and Ashtine Olviga—follows a group of friends “fighting for passion, friends, family, and love.” Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58525…

In his short film “Meurdona,” student filmmaker Coby Rosario explores what happens after a relationship’s honeymoon phase lifestyle.inquirer.net/58544…

Set to tour schools, the actor’s advocacy film “Guryon” champions family and pursuing one’s dreams Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58496…

For David Licauco and Ashtine Olviga, the kilig need not go beyond the screen lifestyle.inquirer.net/58525…

From the highly anticipated Hunger Games prequel to a new Disney original, there’s much to look forward to this month lifestyle.inquirer.net/58525…

Bamboo, perhaps owing to his being a perfectionist, often finds himself measuring his work against this question: Is it something he can live with for the next 20, 30 years of his life? Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58479…

Bonding over yakiniku, Kento Nakajima and SB19 discovered that they used to watch the same kinds of shows. They also talked about “Voltes V,” “Power Rangers,” and other pop culture memories. Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58487… Photo courtesy of Sony Music Philippines

Charlie Fleming's recent trip home reminded her how far she has come and gave her a place to feel grounded. As Charlie figures out what comes next, she’s keeping that sense of home close. Read the full cover story in our latest print issue.

Is this another instance of the government leaving a crisis in the public's hands—kanya-kanya, so to speak. But that aside, wouldn’t water filters actually be helpful? Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58416…

Elijah has spent much of his career pushing himself forward. Good reviews bring their own kind of pressure, and the expectations that come with his work have only made him more determined to keep growing.

The first touchscreen MacBook, Samsung’s clip-on buds, and much more lifestyle.inquirer.net/58496…

How bonding over yakiniku and childhood shows made SB19 and Kento Nakajima’s collab more personal lifestyle.inquirer.net/58487…

We can carry things for so long that we forget we ever had the choice to put them down Read more: lifestyle.inquirer.net/58436…