For the first time in Filipino chocolate history, two local chocolate-makers bag the first prize in what is considered the “Oscars” of the chocolate-making world. Auro Chocolate and Dalareich Food
While Jerrold Tarog’s Heneral Luna (2014) and Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral (2018) can now be watched on Netflix, there are still a number of biopics on our National Heroes that
Missed all the meals and drinks we prepared last Sunday? Or maybe you were too busy trying out all the concessionaires and food samples at the McCormick Avenue that you
In most articles and biographies, National Artists of the country are often talked about hand in hand with their work, projects, achievements, and advocacies. It is very seldom that stories
My father—oh God, how do I start? The first thing you have to know about my father is that he is the quietest person I know. When he sent me
Do you still remember your old school canteen? How it’s filled with sachets, plastic bottles, styrofoam bowls, and disposable utensils, plates, and cups? I do. And if I had been
It may have closed its museum doors for renovations, but that won’t be stopping Ayala Museum from making Philippine history more accessible. (READ: PSA: Ayala Museum will be closed for renovations
It may have been 137 years since Barcelona’s most famous church began its construction, with renowned Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi at the helm, but La Sagrada Família Basilica was only
Three months have passed since we started observing water interruptions in a number of areas around Metro Manila and it seems like our worries won’t be stopping anytime soon, especially
Hong Kong-based café and brunch place Elephant Grounds is now in Bonifacio Global City (BGC). But hold your horses (or elephants?): with exception to their signature specialty coffee, everything is a
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