What did it take for the committed and impassioned revolutionary Apolinario Mabini to sign the oath of allegiance to the United States of America in 1903? The promise of an end to his exile in Guam? The longing to return home to a land, changed and under a new colonial power? The simplest desire to die in his homeland?
The Mandarin, which closes this month, leaves us with many great memories.
France’s summer is fast becoming a memory, and so is one of its iconic beach sights: topless woman.
Britain’s consul-general in Shanghai married his same-sex partner at the ambassador’s residence in Beijing at the weekend, sparking debate over gay unions in the country.
Would Audrey Hepburn have snatched up one of the neoprene straight-legged trouser sets or girly off-the-shoulder dresses from Zac Posen’s New York Fashion Week runway?
This quarter, IHOP Philippines pushes the envelope anew when it comes to dining options via its newest limited edition offers in all its six branches across the metro. The lineup of pastas and sweet crème crepes are all international recipes and has been launched in other international locations for IHOP.
A University of the Philippines art professor’s curatorial proposal of a “poetic and political reflection on the history of world making” will be the country’s entry as it returns to the prestigious Venice Art Biennale 2015 after 50 years.
When in uniform, he is simply PO2 Mariano Flormata Jr., a bomb disposal expert. Without his police attire, he is one of the country’s “hottest” men.
Along with fitness programs and healthy diets, organic restaurants have been sprouting like mushrooms.
Dr. Melecia Velmonte, founder of the Philippine Hospital Infection Control Society (PHICS), recalled a time, not too long ago, when a patient was admitted to undergo a standard diagnostic test for dizziness.
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