New Year’s the most wonderful time for self-help lists again. (Who’re we kidding? Of course, we need them. 2017 was rough). Perhaps you’ve already scribbled down your goals and resolutions
Kylie Jenner called it in 2015: 2016 was going to be a year of “like, realizing things.” For me, it has extended until 2017 when I mostly became more mindful of
Artist Cheryl Hironaka is mostly known for her furniture that seem to have come out of someone else’s reverie—playful and spirited, but practical and durable. However, her latest exhibit La Maison
In her early 20s, Alicia Colby Sy lived in New York with a ravenous passion for dining out. She and her friends wandered through its streets in pursuit of fine
It’s that time of year when, aside from beer (which, let’s all admit, is the epitome of casual celebrations), wine is overflowing. Red wine for Christmas. Champagne for New Year’s.
Nadine Howell-Fanlo ushers us into her little home in Makati. Here, in one corner, Button the bunny sits still in her cage. In another, Jerry the hedgehog buries himself with
Juda Liu reveals the ingredients that built her humble patisserie
The Philippines is so diverse that a word in one region can mean something completely different in another. Even in an island of two neighboring provinces, the definitions of some
The holiday rush frequently summons childhood memories of my mother dashing o to join the crowds in Divisoria to buy our Christmas presents. There were even a few years when
The month-long celebration of Christmas in the Philippines is highlighted by the singing of carols, hymns, and folk tunes, especially after misa de gallo or the midnight mass. Caroling began as
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