Stage actor, director and producer Audie Gemora has established an arts-integrated school, which he says specializes in “progressive schooling” and seeks to combine the analytical and creative sides of the student.
It takes only a statement project to spark interest in the gentrification of a degenerating city. Daniel Libeskind, dubbed by the New York Times as a “starchitect,” could have been describing the redevelopment of the World Trade Center, of which he was the master planner. But he was actually referring to his Philippine project, the mixed-use high-rise Century Spire.
Be a man! Making a baby does not mean you’re a father. Any fool can make a baby, but it takes a real man to be a father.”
Curves are the new way to get pleasure out of watching TV.
Every young couple dreams of having a big house with a driveway that gives one a sense of arrival and a backyard where kids can romp. But given the urban congestion and rising prices of real estate, narrow homes on narrow lot sizes have become the norm.
A modern-day gold rush is sweeping the metropolis, as people are rushing to the largest Samsung Experience Store for the launch of the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S5 Gold.
Katie Waldeck, writing for care2.com, offers some “brilliant uses” for vegetable oil. Coconut oil users may not need more reasons to believe in their oil of choice, but Waldeck might give them new ideas on how they can use it.
Women’s personal-care brand Perfect Pads formally introduced its latest endorser, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, at a grand launch that had guests walking down a plum-colored carpet instead of the usual red, palangga.
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