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I realized something about my dressing habits recently. Aside from my shoes, bag, and jewelry, I wonder how the gadgets I use suit…
The skin is the largest organ of the body and the first defense against pollutants and allergens. Hence, basic...
Imperial Manila” does not have a monopoly of great dancing. This is proven by Davao-based choreographer Agnes Locsin who runs...
Touted as a milestone, “Mir-I-Nisa” is the first-ever three-act ballet based on a story by National Artist for Literature Jose Garcia Villa. The ballet premiered during the inaugural season of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in 1969.
Artefino is arguably the largest artisanal crafts fair in the metro, with over 100 participants. It runs Aug. 29-Sept. 1 at The Fifth, Rockwell, Makati.
Despite competition in the food business and changing preferences of the millennial market, Cibo, the homegrown Italian casual-dining chain
Designing the Philippine pavilion for the World Expo 2020 Dubai, Budji + Royal Architecture + Design will build an experiential outdoor installation to emphasize nature rather than high technology.
Trish Panlilio, owner of Mulberry Door restaurant, teamed up with Hindy Weber and Melanie Go of Holy Carabao organic farm for a cause.
Before he became a chef and author of award-winning cookbooks, Eugenio “Gene” Gonzalez was a sportsman.
Many brands have rolled out products marking the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s landing on the moon.
MaArte, the fundraising shoppers’ fest that aims to elevate Filipino products into homegrown luxury, is going the way of “retailtainment, the melding of retail and entertainment.”
