The upcoming Holy Week is a time for rest. But if you’re in the mood for going out, better find another place as some of the malls in Metro Manila will be closed for the Lenten break.
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One could tell that half of the selfies that will flood the Internet on Visita Iglesia this Holy Week will be taken in the renovated Manila Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.
Will they sing along?” Moonpools and Caterpillars lead singer Kimi Ward Encarnacion asked the press last Monday.
Before Kimi Ward entered the picture, Jay Jay Encarnacion wasn’t just the band’s guitarist, he was also the lead singer. Gugut Salgado, the band’s drummer, joked, “Jay was singing on the demo. We almost broke up actually because he wanted more royalties.”
True-blue “Game of Thrones” fans went on a social network blackout last Monday lest they trip a spoiler mine. The fourth season of the series finally aired last week, taking up where the Red Wedding (sniff) left off. We won’t put any spoilers here just in case you haven’t seen it yet, but all we can say is that it rocked our socks off.
HBO Asia’s “Game of Thrones” viewing party last Monday night was so much fun that we couldn’t wait to throw a GoT party ourselves. The hall at the Commissary in Whitespace was converted into a den any George R.R. Martin character would feel at home in—except maybe Tyrion, ’cause there weren’t any naked chicks around.
For those who want to do a road trip this Holy Week, here is a destination guide. Those who like to stay longer in a place and burrow themselves can also pick out options from these.
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