What would a cafeteria for people in the food industry look like? It’s almost disappointing to imagine them having the same kind of cafeteria food that normal folk have, with
NAGA CITY, Camarines Sur—After taking part in a tree-planting activity at Misibis Bay, and participating in a teaching session at Misibis Elementary School in Albay, the 2019 Miss Earth
Tokyo, Japan | AFP | Tuesday 10/22/2019 – 09:57 UTC+8 By: Miwa Suzuki Rarely seen outfits, elaborate thrones and ancient paraphernalia adorn Tuesday’s sacred and sumptuous ceremony marking the
Recently, the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines Inc. (PHAPi) released an open letter addressed to PhilHealth President Ricardo Morales threatening that its 600 member hospitals will not be renewing their
Queer cinema and tragedy, unfortunately, go hand in hand. That’s why films like Sam Lee’s “Billie and Emma” are so important. After its premiere at QCinema last year, Lee’s sophomore
The -ber months are here, which only means one thing — HOLIDAY FOOD! Office parties, family gatherings, and barkada reunions are aplenty, and it will be hard to say no
In many supply chains, information on a product’s age, origin, condition, and journey oftentimes isn’t centralized, or sometimes not even tracked at all. Without this data, the goal of waste
88rising’s Joji and Got7’s Jackson Wang dropped their new music video last weekend. Fresh from 88rising’s latest collaborative album “Head In The Clouds II,” “Walking” is the album’s first single
Pageant veteran Leren Mae Bautista was proclaimed second runner-up in the 2019 Miss Globe pageant held in Ulcinj, Montenegro, on Oct. 21 (Oct. 22 in Manila). The crown went to
Understated elegance defined the look that the Grand Dame of Tagaytay, Taal Vista Hotel, picked for her recent 80th anniversary celebration. Tables at Taza, its 4-year-old farm-to-table restaurant, were decked
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