May 30, 2017 | Lifestyle.INQ

F1 Hotel Manila brings Gastronomical Fusion

F1 Hotel Manila lands its fifth year of sumptuous buffet spread of Filipino wonders, a dynamic fusion of traditional recipes is offered, being modernized and

Powder by Japanese retailer can make your baths smell like pizza or beer

Japanese novelty retail chain Village Vanguard created bathing powders inspired by food favorites like yakiniku and gyoza. And beer.

Better health starts with small steps

Iranian civil engineer Yadi Ajdani was in his early 50s when he suffered a series of major health issues due to poor diet and lack

‘Dinosaur’ jeepneys face uncertain future

Peter Dallos shouts above the rumble of his smoke-belching engine urging passengers to clamber quickly on to his dilapidated red jeepney.

Such scenes may soon disappear from Manila’s gridlocked streets as authorities move to phase out the iconic World War II-era minibuses, citing pollution and safety concerns.

New eyewear collection for millennials

Ideal Vision, the eye care services and products outlet, recently launched “Antepara” or eyeglass in Filipino, a collection of eyewear and eye care essentials in

Travel vlogger says PH is his ‘favorite’ among visited countries

Among the 53 countries he sojourned since 2016, a popular travel vlogger revealed that the Philippines stands out as his favorite destination.

Bianca King: Practicing mindfulness as a way of life

Bianca King looks younger in real life. At 31, the actress/model/entrepreneur appears to be no more than 25 years old. It helps, of course, that she has weekly sessions with one of the most sought after dermatologists in the country, Dr. Aivee Teo. The real reason for her clear skin is simple: She takes care of herself.

Amanda Griffin-Jacob runs her first full marathon

Inspiring others to run the distance is Amanda Griffin-Jacob, who, last month, finished her first full marathon in Paris with an impressive PR of 4:26:40.

Mary Magdalene was not a prostitute

I was shocked upon reading Asuncion David Maramba’s article, “Closing the gap between priest and people” in the May 26 issue of the Inquirer, in which she mentioned that a Catholic priest, during a TV Mass, described Mary Magdalene as “a prostitute, possessed by the devil.”