Inside a function room at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur, aviation magnate and “The Apprentice Asia” host Tan Sri Tony Fernandes is regaling a small group of regional journalists with his collection of success stories—some funny, others heartwarming, and each one wholly inspiring.
SUPER recently got to catch the first episode of “The Apprentice Asia,” along with members of the local and regional press at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.
Watching the Deftones concert in Manila last Sunday was as sweet as the first time we saw the band from Sacramento, California, perform here a few years ago.
In the age of voice- and gesture-controlled television, electronics company Sony has gone back to the “basics” with its latest line of Bravia TVs: enhancing picture and sound quality.
Teenagers throughout Latin America have long looked north for pop music inspiration. Now the East is rising, with a large and enthusiastic cult of fans in some countries following the K-pop music from Korea.
Mall magnate Henry Sy Sr., the Philippines’ richest person with a net worth of some $13.2 billion, is also one of the country’s notable donors, according to Forbes Asia’s latest list of “Heroes of Philanthropy.”
As one of the most prestigious fashion schools, Central Saint Martins is faced with two of the industry’s most overused buzzwords: peg and fierce.
With the heat turned up to boiling point, wouldn’t it be nice if we could live in swimsuits by the sea?
There’s a reason they call your hair your crowning glory,” said Anna Mangilin, Unilever marketing director for Hair Care. “Your locks make a statement to yourself and to the world.”
Over lunch with Vicki Belo, I told her about my disturbingly big stomach. I blame childbirth, though my son is already a year and 10 months old and I still look like I’m four months pregnant.
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