Filipinta Beauty, an independent local beauty brand, popped up on my feed when they posted their eyeshadow palette last July. The colors attracted me with
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Social media had a field day Wednesday when London-based fashion designer Lesley Mobo posted on Facebook a screen shot of a sequined red dress from his 2015 Red Charity Gala collection that had been missing from his archive.
The endless fascination of the dance is painter Sandra Fabie-Gfeller’s subject in “Shifting Silhouettes,” her ongoing exhibit at Boston Gallery.
Businessman Leon Araneta had big news to share over dinner at Kashmir at San Antonio Plaza last Monday. The new owner of the 44-year-old Indian restaurant had just signed the lease for a new space at One Bonifacio High Street earlier that day. Before the end of the year, he’s closing the flagship restaurant on Pasay Road and opening one in Bonifacio Global City.
In his book “Homo Deus,” Yuval Noah Harari makes us rethink the developments in science and technology, as well as the rise to dominance of Homo sapiens.
Dear Emily, I married my activist high school boyfriend right after college. I taught in university while he continued his political activism. Our lives went smoothly, and we started a family right away. Many of our friends envied our relationship.
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