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Christmas lights sparkling from construction tower cranes adorn the skyline of Bonifacio Global City. The multicolored lights suggest that the Christmas season has arrived. ARNOLD ALMACEN
November 27, 2012
Christmas lights sparkling from construction tower cranes adorn the skyline of Bonifacio Global City. The multicolored lights suggest that the Christmas season has arrived. ARNOLD ALMACEN
Christmas in the Philippines, or “Paskong Pinoy”, has earned the reputation worldwide of celebrating the longest Christmas season, which starts as early as September all the way until early January.
Walt Disney Pictures’ 3D action-adventure “John Carter” is based on the Edgar Rice Burroughs classic “A Princess of Mars,” the first novel in Burroughs’ Barsoom series.
The Philippine Educational Theater Association’s Filipino production of “King Lear,” directed by Nonon Padilla and running until March 4 at the Peta Theater Center, opens with a familiar scene arrestingly re-imagined.
AHA Alumnus Chef Reginald James shows how to prepare and cook Fried Tilapia with Seafood Rice and Green Beans. Video by INQUIRER.net’s Cathy Miranda. Royalty-free music courtesy of Kevin Macleod
Physical therapist-turned-chocolatier Raul Matias shook up the local confection scene with his Eurasian fusion gourmet chocolates. Most of his discoveries are borne out of curiosity such as his latest, Harold’s Cheese Bar, dark chocolate with blue cheese, from Malagos Farm in Davao. The subtle sweetness of the chocolate is tinged with bits of Blue Pepato cheese that is at once piquant and spicy.
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