Glaciers and tribal dancing: William and Kate visit Pakistan’s north
Bumburate, Pakistan | AFP | Wednesday 10/17/2019 – 03:18 UTC+8 By: Farooq Naeem and Muhammad Daud Wearing traditional headgear and clapping to…
Enjoy the scenery. While the players monopolize all the screaming from the girls, the girls themselves are worth raving about....
'Marcos, Enrile, Laurel, Virata–at Rep, we all somehow managed to co-exist despite the differences'
How to wear pastels and dainty socks without looking like an overgrown toddler? On her blog mellowmayo.com, Hong Kong’s Mayo Wo shows how to rock these trends.
After the Paddington and Paraty handbags, and the Marcie shoulder bag, Chloé has another must-have arm candy called Alice.
Verbally saying “I love you” to your parents is uncommon among Filipino kids, especially when they reach the tricky young-adult age. This usually bothers parents, but they should first realize three things: This is common globally, this does not mean their children don’t love them, and the kids are growing up—and they should respect that.
Conrad Manila has announced the appointment of Daniel Patterson as executive chef. In this role, Patterson will be responsible for...
Have you ever felt weak and lethargic, like an impending disease is about to take over your body, but not even your doctors can figure out its origin? Your malaise is not uncommon—and it’s probably not just psychosomatic.
Though he comes from a family of chefs, Sau del Rosario long resisted the idea of following in their footsteps....
When Grammy Award-winning jazz/rhythm and blues singer Patti Austin was asked to take part in a fundraising concert in the Philippines to shore up funds of Habitat for Humanity and help the survivors of supertyphoon “Yolanda,” she immediately responded with a resounding “yes.”
When Dimples Balaguer-La’O stumbled upon a TOMS booth at a trade show in 2008, she was no stranger to retail. The president of Swim Philippines Inc., Dimples had opened the first of her successful Nothing But Water boutiques fresh out of college. But when she first learned about TOMS, an American company that matches every pair of purchased shoes with a pair given to a child in need, business was the last thing on Dimples’ mind.
