The real-life story is still being written. Imelda Marcos is now 94, and back in the Philippines. Last year her son, known as "Bongbong," was elected president of the Philippines. And in May ...

Imelda Marcos famously said she wanted the words ... The through-composed show, which has been around for several years but only now making it to Broadway, has a couple of formidable assets.

Imelda Romualdez and Ferdinand Marcos on May 1, 1954 ... Imelda emerged from her psychological treatment now eager to climb the ladder with her husband. “I don’t know what life would be ...

Bongbong Marcos won nearly 59% of the 2022 vote ... the obvious during my years in Manila. The Marcoses, the now-94-year-old Imelda in particular, had for years captured the affection and votes ...

Nathan Go's debut novel "Forgiving Imelda Marcos" begins as a letter from Lito, a father who is mortally sick to his estranged son. He wants to give his son, who's now a journalist in America ...

Mother — who’s had her own headlines — Imelda Marcos. Back before whatshisname ... St. Patrick’s Cathedral aisle on her knees. “Now I live alone. Large apartment. Many care for me.

Those objections have become particularly salient for many now; Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was elected president of the Philippines last year. “David Byrne’s attempt to humanize Imelda Marcos ...

in the presence of Imelda Marcos, there were still some 800 pairs but these have since fallen victim to the passage of time and floods. Now the remaining pairs are now on display in airtight glass ...

Imelda Marcos is more than just a name ... All 3,000 pairs of them. Where are they now exactly? While they were once luxuries Imelda considered her pride and joy, you'd be surprised to learn ...

"Right now, in my mother's home ... "No, definitely not," was his reply. In 1992, Imelda Marcos claimed that her husband's fortune had come partly from "Japanese gold" that he had found after ...

SM: Why Imelda Marcos, why a musical? DB: I knew about her—I’m old ... Seattleites know the rhythm by now: the trailer drops, the posters go up, and the festival’s distinct look starts showing up ...