‘Bagnet pinakbet’ lures you this long weekend–and the beach
“Country Cooking” is a Thursday Food column we’re running today in time for the long weekend, to guide traveling foodies.
October 29, 2011
“Country Cooking” is a Thursday Food column we’re running today in time for the long weekend, to guide traveling foodies.
Inspiration comes easy in Dharamsala. Away from the madding crowd of bustling India, it is a laid back city where the Himalayas provide a spectacular backdrop.
One of the most useful things to have when travelling to Hong Kong, aside from a thick wad of Hong Kong dollars and a thicker resolve to only spend on shopping that’s necessary, are reservations. Hotel or hostel, it doesn’t matter. Any warm, unoccupied place with a working shower would do.
If you’ve lived in the Philippines long enough, superstitious beliefs or folklore would be almost second nature to you or at least the people around you. Our decisions and rituals are governed by unwritten laws that are influenced by Catholicism, Chinese customs, hearsay, and even pagan undertones.
When “The Walking Dead” shambled on to TV screens last year, the series was immediately hailed for pulling off not just one, but two supposedly impossible feats: One, adapting a
The opening credits of “American Horror Story,” the latest by Ryan Murphy (creator of “Glee” and “Nip/Tuck”) is a barrage of spooky stills, blood-splattered surgical implements, dead things in jars, and inexplicably moving shadows with whispering voices and a slight fire motif that hints at a film slowly being burned while it’s being projected.
Don’t feel like playing dress-up this Halloween? Super’s favorite nail artist Rina Alcantara shows you five different ways you can get your tips Halloween-ready – costume not required
“We need someone to check out the Shokot House at Eastwood,” my editor told me. I volunteered to do it because my last encounter with a horror house was back
Back when we were innocent, gullible, and unquestioning kids, it was so easy to get scared of anything and everything, from unfamiliar things to fantastic stuff made up by adults to get us to obey them.
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