The challenge of chameleoning 4 times in one day
Tessa!By Tessa Prieto-Valdes

Transforming into different characters is one of the thrilling challenges of changing costumes. The complexity increases when the chameleoning needs to be done in a day.

Transforming into different characters is one of the thrilling challenges of changing costumes. The complexity increases when the chameleoning needs to be done in a day.

As Indiana Jones might say: Why did it have to be the Year of the Snake?

Some Chinese New Year charms and accessories might not exactly bring good fortune.

Biking is my latest passion. And when biking and shopping are put into the same equation, that equals double happiness for me.

That Rockwell Land is one of the more successful property developers in the country today is not likely to be contested. At one point in its history, however, one of its first towers wasn’t selling as well. At the time, Rockwell Land president Nestor J. Padilla was consulting with geomancer Paul Lau, who suddenly passed away.

Poon Choi, or the Big Bowl Feast, is a celebratory dish linked closely to the spring festival or the Chinese New Year.

In celebration of the Chinese lunar New Year on Feb. 10, Shangri-La Plaza will be holding the Spring Film Festival Feb. 1-10. Six Chinese films with English subtitles that promote Chinese culture are included on the lineup.

Energies are shifting as the stars and heavenly bodies realign for the coming of the Year of the Water Snake. It’s a time of tension during this time of transference.

The Year of the Water Dragon has entered! So many events happened on that same evening that I wish I had a dragon to fly me around to all of them.

Since it’s the Year of the Dragon and the lucky ones will be those who belong to the lucky elements of the Water Dragon, what better way to hit the road of luck than hosting an incredible mega-lauriat dinner mainly catered by the popular Wee Nam Kee restaurant, dahlings.
For the first time, Chinese New Year is a holiday in the country. In the past, I thought it worked well for us that it was like any ordinary day here because many Chinese from other parts of Asia would come to town and celebrate since shops and restaurants here remained open.