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When photographer Jill Lejano’s mom learned that we were on our way to interview Richard “Sir Chief” Yap, she shrieked and demanded we bring home an autographed photo.
In this digital age, being connected has become not only a whim, but a necessity as well. More so for Tessa Prieto-Valdes, who can only be described as a “multi-hyphenate.”
Six colorful films will be featured at the 9th Spring Film Festival on Feb. 13-22 at Shang Cineplex in Mandaluyong City, with the aim of promoting "Chinese language and culture in mainstream Filipino society especially among the youth."
From New York to Los Angeles, Coachella to Glastonbury, a new music scene has emerged: The “silent” parties. Suddenly, disco...
“There’s more to life than love.” These words would probably be the most refreshing insight to the brokenhearted, coming from the YouTube show “Tales from the Friend Zone” (TFTFZ), which stars all-around funny guy Ramon Bautista.
Magic’s new campaign is all about life’s little surprises that can make one’s ordinary day magical. As if a portent of things to come, the brand gave one of its media guests a taste of magic during the launch held recently in Ortigas, Quezon City.
The earthquake that hit Bohol in October 2013 made an impact on the economy and infrastructure of the province, affecting business operations and destroying buildings and roads.
In response to the defacing of the billboard on Edsa celebrating gender equality and love, social media users have taken to their accounts to post messages of support for the campaign using the hashtag #painttheirhandsback.
The Maginhawa area in Quezon City is turning out to be quite the food hub of late.
Two years after a devastating earthquake, the province of Bohol rises from the rubble as it celebrates its Sandugo festival, promising its guests “complete enjoyment” during its celebration next month.
