Imperial and ‘monarchic’ scent–it could only be French
By Cheche V. Moral
There’s a certain kind of attitude and swagger—the French way of doing things.

There’s a certain kind of attitude and swagger—the French way of doing things.

To give its clients options, a Singaporean food retail chain is offering a fatter and far tastier version of its Hainanese Chicken Rice.

Two cups of Spanish hot chocolate with swirls of dense whipped cream were my introduction to young restaurateurs Kathlene “Kat” and Krystel “Abby” de Guzman Nantes. The tsokolate was velvety and decadent with a nutty flavor, a recipe of their grandmother.

She definitely looked lovelier the second time around, and the judges couldn’t have agreed more.

Skye, the cute little Jack Russell terrier owned by businessman Chardy Ang, can’t weigh more than six pounds, and can be snugly carried in one hand.

Before you brush aside women’s concern to have beautiful hair as superficial, dermatologist Jean Marquez said that the state of a woman’s hair could also be a reflection of her health.

Always aim to be stronger, not skinnier. After all, strong is the new skinny, says Ole Eugenio, co-designer of Core Suspend. Your body weight, he said, will eventually drop.

Without a doubt, the most popular and most widespread Catholic devotion in the Philippines is the Santo Niño, the devotion to the Holy Infant of Jesus. Proof of this is that while having originated from the Visayas, it has fanned out to all the ends of the archipelago.

Prima ballerina Lisa Macuja-Elizalde is a firm believer that local audiences should be exposed not just to the wealth of ballet talents here, but also those abroad.

Raul Lebajo looks back at the past and peers into the future in his latest one-man show of large-scale portrait paintings, “Friends” (at Galleria Duemila until May 20).

AHA Chef Jinggay Merilleno shows how to prepare Salad Nicoise.