Authenticity, says American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz, has given him longevity in the music business. On the other hand, many other artists have turned to all sorts of gimmickry to keep fans hooked and survive the fickle industry. (Sounds like Philippine elections season.)
Their message is loud and clear: It can be done. Breaking into the global tennis scene is probably the best contribution of Francis Casey “Niño” Alcantara, Ruben Gonzales, Treat Conrad Huey, Marc Sieber and Patrick John “PJ” Tierro to develop the sport in the country.
Of all the Christmas holidays Eddie Garcia has celebrated in his 83 years, there is one that stands out in the actor-director’s memory. He recalls the events of that one night so vividly it’s surprising to find out that it happened over seven decades ago.
How to wear pastels and dainty socks without looking like an overgrown toddler? On her blog mellowmayo.com, Hong Kong’s Mayo Wo shows how to rock these trends.
While models and celebrities dazzle with perfection, sometimes it’s nice to get style inspiration from people who do not depend on a posse of fashion experts to make them look awesome.
Try to keep an open mind when you rummage through the closet of your mom or grandma. Not everything old and musty deserves to be chucked out.
There is a place where you can give yourself a serious workout and at the same time let loose your inner pop star—hot pants and heels optional.
I’m not going to host with these two, mga Inglisera ’no (they’re English-speaking)—no way!” Model-turned-actress Angel Aquino was reported to have said this as she was being cast on the lifestyle TV show, “F.”
The museum is not a playground, a place to let your kids loose. But The Mind Museum at Taguig (TMMT), which will open to the public March 16, seeks to make science accessible and interesting to kids; it seeks to be both educational and fun for kids.
Most travelers pass through Tarlac province without a second look, save for the requisite pit stop at a roadside combo of lavatory, gas station and restaurants.
Our favorite players in women’s professional tennis, among them Clijsters, Stosur, Li, and retired former world No. 1 Henin, happen to have an obvious similarity: They don’t resort to ear-piercing vocal acrobatics, not even when losing a match.
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