The country’s first free publication for millennials, Scout magazine, has officially launched its website, www.scoutmag.ph, to the public. Other than giving its visitors a peek into what goes on behind the scenes for Scout’s monthly fashion editorials and cover story, it also publishes exclusive content to supplement the magazine’s Get Handsy, The Munchies and Extracurriculars sections.
In line with its continuous effort to bring the most innovative beauty solutions closer to Filipinos, the country’s preferred clinic for face, body and medical aesthetic services, Flawless, brings the world’s first 100% natural in origin, 100% biodegradable and certified 100% hypoallergenic beauty line to the country—Novexpert.
KidZania Manila formally introduced its unique educational entertainment concept to teachers, educators and other members of the Philippine academe during the KidZania Educators’ Pod held at The City Club in Alphaland Makati recently. More than 90 child education experts from over 30 schools and learning institutions across the metro learned about the innovative indoor play city, which aims to help students reach their full potential through interactive role-play.
An international design trade show, Manila FAME International, will be held on October 16 to 19 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex.
In a pop-music landscape of artists trying to outdo each other with onstage antics that border on the insane, the straight-up belter with a down-to-earth story is suddenly a refreshing change of pace.
Japanese director Keishi Otomo and actors Takeru Satoh, Emi Takei and Munetaka Aoki are coming to Manila to grace the Asian premiere of “Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno.”
The good news is that more Philippine structures and sites are eyed for inscription on the World Heritage List of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco).
After eight long years, there will be a new set of National Artists who will be proclaimed in august ceremonies in Malacañang this August.
When super typhoon “Yolanda” (international name: Haiyan) tore through Leyte and Samar last year, displacing tens of thousands of people, three high-school friends decided to establish Abre Linea Inc., a social enterprise that aims to create a sustainable livelihood for the region’s weaving communities affected by the disaster.
It is not easy being an Asian-American actor in the United States. They face an uphill struggle. Successes are few and far between (think “M. Butterfly” or “The Romance of Magno Rubio”).
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