MANILA, Philippines – From chateau-inspired countryside estates to Caribbean castles and million dollar vacation homes, take a peek inside some of the world’s most unique, exotic and iconic homes and
“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the sexiest vegetarian of them all?”
Everyone who works or studies five days a week anticipates the weekends, and even more so the long holiday weekends when they can unwind and enjoy. Nothing recharges the mind and relaxes the soul like a weekend getaway.
When Supertyphoon “Yolanda” struck the Visayas on Nov. 8 last year, a collateral victim was the opening of the musical “Grease” at the Romulo Auditorium in RCBC Plaza, Makati. Everybody had to pitch in to help the storm survivors, and there were more important things to do than watch a show, however iconic it may be.
If your idea of Taiwan involves gleaming cities, busy superhighways, inextinguishable neon lights and all the other hallmarks of First World living, you’re not far off the mark. But there’s a largely unreported side of this technological powerhouse, the 28th largest economy in the world, that may surprise you—one that’s rooted in nature, greenery and the countryside.
Going home riding the jeepney, you think about how great the day has been after eating out with friends. In the middle of the trip, you decide to pay. But your heart sinks—there’s nothing in your wallet.
College basketball in UAAP Season 77 may have ended but expression of school fandom goes on in a unique way through nail art.
The SM Shoe City in SM Store Makati, considered to have the widest range of footwear in the country, teams up with Inquirer 2bU to give five lucky individuals a shopping spree.
This Nov. 14-16 and 21-23, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Peta Theater Center stages Finland’s Amazing Magic Theater’s “Wally Watthead and His Lost Glow.”
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