In keeping with the evening’s theme, singers Mark Bautista, Sheila Valderrama, Aicelle Santos and Jerald Napoles, accompanied on the piano by leading musician Ryan Cayabyab, sang a selection of Filipino standards, including “Ngayon at Kailanman,” “Ako’y Isang Pinoy,” and excerpts from such musicals as “Noli Me Tangere” and “Rak of Aegis.”
Last Saturday’s (November 14) wasn’t part of the much-awaited Apec week, but it might as well have been. It was not only beautifully staged, but also drew out a strong
SOMETIME in 2013, I had the chance to spend an afternoon with Leni Robredo and daughters Aika and Jillian, most of it in a van driving around Naga, then in the airport, waiting for President Aquino to finish his tour of the province and take off for Manila.
The lobby, grand ballroom and other public spaces of Radisson Blu Cebu sparkled bright blue and shiny silver when the hotel celebrated its fifth anniversary earlier this week.
HOTELS in Makati and Manila are all set for the arrival of delegates to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) meetings next week.
The 6th Elements Music Camp kicks off today, Nov. 15, runs until Nov. 19.
The terno is such a turn-on,” said Borgy Manotoc.
AS IF growing up “fat and ugly” wasn’t enough, Dr. Vicki Belo had to constantly deal with mean kids who taunted her for being an adopted child. Having lived through childhood bullying, the famed beauty doctor now wants to spare certain children the pain and psychological trauma of growing up “different.”
WE CONTINUE our two-part series on 10 must-know chefs in Cebu and the must-try dishes on their respective menus. This next group of five chefs should be good enough reason to go on a food trip here.
Nelly was 28 in 1980 and I was 32. When she came back in March this year, I was 66 and she was 63.
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