If dogs could use social media, they’d no doubt be jealous of Buddy the “aspin,” who, after his adoption, has swapped the white sand beaches of Boracay for the snow and trams of Bayern, Germany.
A more premium-tasting sake Kit Kat will be released in Japan by mid-September.
The Philippine Ballet Theatre (PBT) is set to present its own version of “The Merry Widow,” an operetta by well-acclaimed Hungarian composer Franz Lehár.
These three boys from Shanghai smashed the Japanese record of 111 skips in 30 seconds.
JS Tours declares North Korea as an ideal travel destination, posting a photo citing it as a “safe country,” “free from thieves, terrorists and earthquakes.”
The royal family seems to be making room for a new member: actress Meghan Markle, who has been dating Prince Harry since 2016.
Heated toilets that spray users clean, train seats that revolve so passengers can admire the scenery and a convenience store on every corner: welcome to Japan, where hospitality and customer service form part of the country’s DNA.
When a 97-year-old lady with dementia needed to undergo blood tests and an X-ray, but refused to go to hospitals because she found them agitating, her family brought her to Centre Médicale Internationale (CMI), a health facility in Bonifacio Global City.
There, she not only had all her tests and consultations done without having to wait in line, she was served snacks by the staff in one of CMI’s private suites—which made her feel like a queen, she said.
Presidential consultant Jose Maria “Joey” Concepcion III has asked government, lawmakers, finance leaders and big businessmen to help create a friendlier environment for micro-entrepreneurs in
In Southeast Asia, beauty from the inside out is big. Cosmeceuticals or nutricosmetics—nutritional supplements for the skin—have become part of the market’s antiaging routine.
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