Jinkee Pacquiao, it seems, is not bothered by the criticisms she got out of showing off her controversial luxury Hermes and Louis Vuitton bikes.
For Lauren Young, getting her voice heard is more important than losing a job: “I don’t think its spreading negativity when you spread awareness.”
For talent manager Lolit Solis, the controversy involving former Miss Universe Catriona Gray and her ex-boyfriend Clint Bondad has reared its ugly head.
Francine Diaz recalled her life before she became a big star, saying she has also experienced what it was like to be poor.
Dear Emily, My older brother, who hasn’t asked any advice from me, ever, suddenly opened up about his relationship with a woman. They were office mates once, but became close
In André Leon Talley’s first autobiography, “A. L. T.: A Memoir,” published in 2003, the erstwhile creative director of American Vogue was careful not to step on so many toes.
Staying alive. That in a nutshell is what people want these days. Basic, blunt—but that is the mood. Be well or at least, be alive. That, and keep your job,
History repeats itself. Rather, people repeat history, and although the circumstances are different, the essentials remain the same. And people eventually reap the consequences of their actions, good or bad.
Readings: Wisdom 12: 13, 16-19; Psalm 86, R. Lord, you are good and forgiving.; Romans 8: 26-27; Gospel: Matthew 13: 24-43 This Sunday’s Gospel is a collection of three parables
Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez Managing director, Philux furniture My new reality is similar to my old one in the sense that I try to balance time for work, for family and
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