When all the “employees” of the Cosmo Tower 69 have called it a night and the crowds exited the World Trade Center Wednesday night to revel on how steamy their night have been, INQUIRER.net got the chance to talk to three hunk “bosses” about their experience when they strutted their stuff on the Cosmo Bachelor Bash 2014.
Join chef and adventurer Jock Zonfrillo on an epic culinary adventure to some of the world’s most remote communities in TLC’s all-new 10-part series NOMAD CHEF premiering every Monday at 10:00 p.m., starting October 6. Encores every Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.
Our household colors would have certainly started changing to green and red when September unfolded right before our eyes. The BER months are upon us and we’re all up on our toes, eager to decorate the interiors of our home and start rolling out our holiday wardrobe.
Apart from turning the SMX Convention Center into a literary art haven for five days during the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF), Primetrade Asia, Inc. also provided book lovers-slash-anime enthusiasts a place to unleash their love for anything Japanese through the anime-themed convention, the Best Of Anime (BOA).
The I AM HOPE campaign is the external flagship project of Kythe-Ateneo, a student arm of Kythe Incorporated, a non-stock, non-profit organization aimed towards improving the quality of life of chronically-ill pediatric patients through its Child Life Program.
The furor over Torre de Manila, a condo project said to be ruining the sight line of the Rizal Monument, has given rise to complaints against other structures unwelcome to heritage groups in Manila.
The superior workmanship and high-quality materials Filipinos have come to associate with men’s clothes made on Savile Row are now in the Philippines—in the form of ready-to-wear office and weekend staples from The Savile Row Company.
Nature is the subject of the annual trunk show of fine jewelry designers Kristine Dee and Paul Syjuco.
What is British bespoke tailoring, and how does it compare with existing forms of tailoring in the Philippines? How can local designers apply this centuries-old tradition of making men’s wear not only for three-piece suits, but also for the barong?
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