The Golden Treasure Skills and Development Program will conduct a one-day seminar on cake baking and bread making at the College of Social Work and Community Development Bldg., Magsaysay Avenue, corner Ylanan Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City on April 5, Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Nothing beats a good intention. When I was tasked to produce an exclusive Inquirer Lifestyle shoot of Dubai-based couturier Ezra Santos, I knew exactly whom to tap to produce great fashion portraits.
Trimming down the fat around the midsection has become today’s Holy Grail. If diets, gym workouts and studio-based exercises don’t work, and liposuction, which involves surgically siphoning the fat out of the body, is too daunting, there’s a plethora of noninvasive technologies that can produce results.
High school flew by so quickly. I couldn’t believe I was sitting there, ready to graduate. We were finally at the finish line, about to walk up that stage to get our diploma.
Majority of the market will always be drawn to a Louis Vuitton store for its entry-level logo canvas bags.
There is a dull fluorescent glow in a classroom on the eighth floor of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde School of Design and Arts building.
The Filipino habit of doing everything in the mall as a family—shop, eat, watch movies, even hear Mass—has drawn the quintessential American casual wear brand Old Navy to the Philippines.
A spokesman for Cornelius Gurlitt, the recluse collector embroiled in a controversy over Nazi-looted art, says 238 works found at his house in Austria last month might be as valuable as the trove German authorities seized from him in Munich two years ago.
A rare 1719 Stradivarius viola is expected to sell for more than $45 million in a private sale by Sotheby’s.
A tiny Renoir painting has returned home to the Baltimore Museum of Art 63 years after it was stolen and then kept mysteriously hidden for decades.
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