Princess is my best friend. In every way, she defined my childhood. We met and grew up together in grade school. We traded Stick-Os and Ovaltines during recess, we update
A quintessential part of the school experience is the glorious recess break. The moment the teacher leaves the room, juvenile activity like raucous laughter and whispered gossip break the studious
Kathryn Bernardo failed to befriend these cats during our cover shoot—Moki, the Persian ragdoll, climbed on her shoulder and stayed there for a while, though. That’s not surprising. After all,
When you hear the name “Yeo Kaa,” the colorful, bright (and yet dark) scenarios featuring a wide-eyed girl with the signature bob come to mind. The candy-colored paintings are exciting,
There is something enchanting about Solange. If her sister Beyoncé commands worship, Solange adjures meditation. Her euphonious music, even before she metamorphosed to her divine persona with the release of
Holding hands is the most basic display of public affection, but it remains a privilege for most LGBTQ+ couples in the Philippines. A 2013 survey from the Pew Research Center
Here, kitty kitty. Hello, Kathryn. For Scout’s 35th issue—the Growing Up issue—Kathryn’s co-stars aren’t your usual showbiz fodder (sorry, Daniel). This time, it’s Bambino (a furless Elf, a Sphynx and
Ah, sex toys. They are objects that can improve your sex life or even give you majestic orgasms without a partner. But these amazing tools may tend to be intimidating.
I moved households a few times when I was younger: from my birthplace, Baguio, to the heart of Manila, the coastal part of Cavite, and to a suburb in Bacoor.
“Uso pa ba ang harana?” The opening lines of the Parokya ni Edgar song betrays where the serenade stands in the modern age. The harana seems silly, outdated. Gimmicky, even.
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