A victory party for ‘ChamFEUns’
FAR EASTERN University (FEU) and University of Santo Tomas (UST) may have slugged it out recently in the best-of-three men’s basketball championship of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines
FAR EASTERN University (FEU) and University of Santo Tomas (UST) may have slugged it out recently in the best-of-three men’s basketball championship of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines
“YOU’LL be having the Lamb Steak Plate, right?” asked Shawarma Bros co-owner Gab Sobrepeña as we sat down for dinner. His offer was irresistible. Three years ago, when the food
On her second attempt at the Miss Intercontinental crown, Philippine bet Christi Lynn McGarry did better than her Top 10 finish in 2010 and placed second in this year’s edition staged in Magdeburg, Germany, Friday night (Saturday morning in Manila).
At the Flower Dome in Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay, peaceful coexistence takes on a new meaning. It’s perhaps the only garden in the world where Africa meets Australia, where prickly desert plants bloom side by side with stately pine trees, and where thousand-year-old olive trees from the Mediterranean thrive near exotic ghost trees from Madagascar.
It might already be too late to book rooms and flights to Discovery Shores Boracay or Club Paradise in Coron, Palawan, for the holidays, but if you made early reservations, you have much to look forward to.
Viet Taste is one of the more popular food stalls in the ongoing weekend market at Greenfield District in Mandaluyong City. It’s operated by a group of youthful entrepreneurs, cooking the food themselves and serving it with a winning smile and enthusiasm.
It didn’t take long for three young sisters to convince the owners of Sariwon, a renowned 77-year-old bulgogi restaurant in Seoul, South Korea, to open its first franchise in Manila.
Pope Francis has recognized a second miracle attributed to the late Mother Teresa, clearing the path for the nun to be elevated to sainthood next year, the Vatican said on Friday.
Karl Ernest Quiwa’s participation in the ligligan parul (giant lantern festival) today is proof that the craft, passed on through six generations in his family, is alive and thriving.
Musicals playing second fiddle to ‘straight’ plays—who knew?
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