Lagerfeld’s Chanel made $11 billion in his last year
Chanel clocked up sales of nearly 10 billion euros ($11.1 billion) in its final year under the late designer Karl Lagerfeld, the French…
Even before the Department of Tourism proclaimed that “it’s more fun in the Philippines,” Filipinos had been upbeat about traveling around the country. With promo fares every now and then and various websites offering do-it-yourself tours, discovering the country has become more inexpensive and effortless.
A hotel restaurant isn’t your usual go-to place when you want to enjoy a hearty, healthy and affordable meal. But in Flavors at Holiday Inn and Suites Makati, you can have just that in a cozy setting.
Never did it cross celebrity chef Gene Gonzalez’s mind that one of his students, who seemed like the typical girl next door, would emerge as the “confidently beautiful” Miss Universe of 2015.
Before us, 14 groups tried but failed to escape from Runtertainment Inc.’s latest game, Breakout Philippines. That was the idea constantly running in our head as Runtertainment managing director Angelo Cruz directed us toward Adarna’s Lair—one of two theme rooms inspired by the room escape concept game “Takagism.”
It’s an early Christmas treat for pageant fans in the country as Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters kicks off her reign with a four-day visit to the Philippines starting on Wednesday.
All they had for Christmas Eve was a can of corned beef. An entrepreneur, educator and a single mother of two, Esperanza Uy had the world on her shoulders for 16 years. Juggling her role as father and mother to her daughters Kimberly and Michelle, Esperanza also has to look after her business.
Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters would launch her reign with a four-day visit to the Philippines starting on Wednesday.
Seven kids gave playtime a whole new meaning as they chose to become a philanthropist, a child-rights advocate and visual arts mentors, instead of spending their childhood playing.
She tried quitting ‘Ang Larawan’ twice—but decided to stay on, and triumphed
Therese Jison was busy reading her telex (the forerunner of today’s e-mail) when a familiar pain struck her. She woke up her husband, and asked him to rush her to the hospital. He did, wearing his pants inside out, as he saw one side of Therese’s face droop.
