How to be smart and sensible about self-care
Invited to talk about self-care on the Unlock Philippines podcast, I discussed how the lockdown might have driven us to try out…
Cold turkey.” That’s how Anna Bayle, the Filipino model who broke racial boundaries in the modeling world in the late...
Christmas is our favorite season. No other country in the world does it grander and longer than we do,” SM City Cebu assistant mall manager Michael Ian Manlangit said at the Christmas tree lighting and unveiling of the Christmas Village of Hope, at the Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu.
Like a wink and a smile, no two things go together better than good sushi and sake. So when Radisson Blu Cebu launched its newest 21-seat restaurant, SushiSake, inconspicuously tucked in a corner of the lobby, we couldn’t have been more thrilled.
Last Aug. 18, The Northwing at SM City Cebu continued its annual fashion tradition with “Glitterati,” a fashion show that has served as the runway debut and rite of passage for many a Cebuano teen.
CEBU’S dining landscape has changed tremendously, and we, like most food lovers nowadays, couldn’t be more pleased.
Cebu cannot get enough of fashion shows, especially when the city’s Who’s Who is walking the runway. Last May 8 was no exception, when The Northwing at SM City Cebu gathered young and exuberant personalities to share the spotlight with runway models from the Models’ Association of Cebu (MAC) for a fashion show dubbed “Prism: 7 Shades of Summer.”
It was this time last year when French pop artist Delphine de Lorme bid adieu to Cebu, her home for seven years, to follow her TV producer husband Henri to their new home, Yangon.
We live in a world that’s always in a hurry. We’re all about instant information, immediate correspondence, and even fast fashion.
IF YOU’VE been to Cebu—and chances are you have, more than once—your trip must have gone something like this: stay in a beach resort in Mactan and lay on the beach all day, drink in hand; book a car and driver to take you to the city’s tourist spots the next day, and have the driver take photos of you at Tops and the Taoist Temple; dine at The Abaca Group’s newest culinary venture and have a nightcap in one of the bars at Crossroads Mall or along Banilad; then on your way back to the airport the next day, buy souvenirs in an Islands Pasalubong store.
When word got around that Zara was coming to Cebu, the city’s unified response was: It’s about damn time!
