When Inquirer Lifestyle sat down with Albert Yao, CEO of Richwell Philippines, Barbie’s official distributor and licensing company in the Philippines, the first thing we asked him (enviously) was whether his daughter had a lot of Barbie dolls when she was growing up.
Great news for all pregnant women: Yes, you can still have coffee, do your daily exercise, travel, or even eat sushi.
I should be feeling despondent. My dad, Ramon Magsaysay Jr., just lost in the May 13 elections. His sterling record as a public servant, sincerity and unwavering commitment to serve the country and his fellow Filipinos did not get him enough votes to win a Senate seat.
American author Peter Lerangis was the latest author brought in by National Book Store to meet his Philippine readers.
With Avon’s lineup of back-to-school style essentials from The Avengers and Barbie, both parents and kids have reason to get excited about the opening of school doors this June.
After today’s generation has discovered that there’s such a thing as style icon, it can’t seem to live without one. Even today’s kids have their own style-icon breed.
Ballet Philippines, together with Richprime Global, Inc.,the country’s leading distributor of branded children’s products including Barbie, showcased another outstanding performance dedicated to every girl’s favorite fashion doll, the dainty, inspiring and beautiful Barbie.
We all have secrets we wish no one would ever find out—impulsive decisions in our childhood, choices we staunchly fought for only to regret later, failure to listen to reason, weaknesses taken for granted by others.
Veda Bañez Alonso takes a while to answer when asked if she had raised her three sons as a hippie.
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