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Ramon Santos: A much-needed boost for contemporary music

Ramon P. Santos and Francisco F. Feliciano, National Artists for Music.

Braving stormy weather

Alice Reyes, National Artist for Dance, as Lena Horne.

Sidebar | Tools for the well-equipped watch enthusiast

Without the proper tools, a watch collection is incomplete.

The case for the quietly capable watch

Understated, well-designed, reasonably priced, and still sufficiently luxe to catch the eye.

Bangladesh-Philippines ‘dirty money’ trail

Here’s what we know so far about how the $81-million stolen from Bangladesh Bank and wired to the Philippines moved within the country. 

Keeping the kids busy this summer

By Nickky Faustine P. de Guzman

It is alarming that kids these days belong to “the most sedentary generation in history.”

Bunker mentality

By Noel Vera

Movie Review
10 Cloverfield Lane
Directed by Dan Trachtenberg

Favreau gives Jungle Book a girl-power makeover

LOS ANGELES — One of the best-loved animated films of all-time, The Jungle Book boasted iconic songs and a cast that ensured it would be revered as a milestone in Hollywood history.

Why US millennials are crushing the dreams of marketing directors

COMPANIES BENDING OVER backward to sell to millennials are doing the one thing the cohort hates most: trying too hard.

Bollywood studios eye profits at last as India goes smartphone mad

MUMBAI — India’s all-singing, all-dancing movie hits capture the attention of hundreds of millions of fans — but they generate precious little in box office profits for the world’s largest cinema industry.

Global competition shows technology aids weight loss

MIAMI — A friendly international competition to encourage exercise using pedometers and online tools was successful in helping people lose weight and improve their fitness over the course of three months, researchers said on Sunday.

Daredevil ratchets up the bloody intensity in Season 2

The Binge — Jessica Zafra

DAREDEVIL, the vigilante of Hell’s Kitchen, New York, is not the biggest badass in this season of the Netflix series that bears his name. He’s not even the second. More like the fourth or fifth. However you may feel about comic book adaptations — and there are people who will not watch comic book adaptations because they have fixed notions about grown-up behavior — you will find yourself agreeing that Daredevil has the best and most brutal fight scenes in the business. They’re not just cleverly choreographed (by Philip J. Silvera) or wonderfully photographed (by Martin Ahlgren) or thrillingly edited, they look like they hurt.