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Besides boasting the biggest number of attendees in the history of the Asian Development Bank conventions (more than 5,000 delegates from 67 member countries), it was the universal love for good food and drinks that made “Manila 2012” all the more memorable.
When Dr. George John calls 2012 US Open tennis champion Andy Murray “very moody,” runner-up Novak Djokovic “a crazy guy,” seven-time Wimbledon champ Roger Federer “very formal,” and seven-time French Open champ Rafael Nadal “a good guy,” he is describing them not just through the eyes of a loyal fan.
When an infectious diseases specialist and his dermatologist wife acquired almost 300 sq m of property in a quiet subdivision, it was primarily because they wanted to be near her brother.
A year after Vania Romoff became a finalist of the 2012 Look of Style Awards, Look Magazine’s annual design competition and search for the next big name in Philippine fashion, the 24-year-old Cebu-born-and-bred designer is still reaping the rewards of her participation.
It’s at least a two-hour drive away from Alabang, a journey that takes you past the winding, rolling highways of...
Given the elegant aesthetic and the delicate quality of Francis Sollano’s wearable art, it’s hard to believe that his pieces were fashioned out of garbage sourced from the most popular establishments in his native Cebu.
If Pablo Cabahug was in awe of his classmates, it was no surprise. His class was, after all, at the...
It may not be as popular as hip-hop, but ballet, assures Margie Moran Floirendo, remains very much alive and in...
It won’t be all business for the 67 finance ministers and 4,000 delegates participating in Asian Development Bank’s 45th Annual Board of Governors Meeting on May 2-5. As the host country of this year’s meeting, the Philippines will fete key delegates to special dinners to be held today in the homes of nine prominent Filipino families.
Having chronicled her favorite food and foodie destinations, latest lifestyle discoveries, new products from her eponymous home line, and family vacations in her popular blog The Spoilt Mummy, Grace Barbers-Baja lives a life laid bare. Or something close to it.
