“I’m here at Casa Roces having lunch with my 99-year-old father,” reads a text message from Edna, unsolicited but thoughtful, even though this Roces’ connection to that casa is purely nominal.
I love a parade. We don’t have enough of those here in the Philippines. The sound of a marching band has always excited me. I love the music of John Philip Sousa.
I thought this would go the way ladies’ lunches go—talking about kids, hubbies/lovers, work stress, to-lust-for bags or Nadal/Federer, not necessarily in that order of importance. This time, however, it doesn’t go that way.
The coffee table book, “Aweng ti Kailokuan,” was recently launched at the Manila Polo Club by the Kannawidan Foundation, Inc. headed by Lita Marcos Roque. Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos was guest of honor.
“Country Cooking” is a Thursday Food column we’re running today in time for the long weekend, to guide traveling foodies.
With all the invasive and noninvasive procedures available in the market, looking old is almost a sin. But there are people who are scared to join the bandwagon just yet.
Is your skin hardly ever shiny even without powder and does your skin feel tight and dry after washing? You most likely will have fine lines around the eyes and
My eyeliner always gets smudged. I’ve used pencil and liquid eyeliner and even tried setting them with black eye shadow but nothing seems to work. How do I make my
International Filipino designer Michael Cinco held an awesome homecoming show that showcased how Philippine fashion has evolved to stamp its class on the world. “Michael Cinco: A Fashion Presentation” was
Travel at any age can be tedious. We look forward to getting to our destinations, but the process of getting there is seldom without a hitch. Two weeks after arriving
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