MANILA, Philippines — Israeli author Etgar Keret’s “Suddenly, a Knock on the Door” – one of his best-selling books, has been translated into more than 40 languages, including Filipino. The
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When crafted with attention to fit and form, the barong Tagalog can instantly elevate the look of the wearer. It’s de rigueur at weddings and most formal occasions, and is
PARIS—Parisian catwalks reopen in July as the French government unwinds coronavirus lockdown measures, allowing live fashions show to resume, the fashion industry body announced on Tuesday. The annual Haute Couture
When Filipinos want to greet and check in on someone, they will always ask: “Kumain ka na ba?” It’s a cultural idiosyncrasy that shows just how well-versed Pinoys are in
The relationship you have with your favorite or signature scent is a very intimate and personal one. Just like the adventure of looking for “the one” in terms of a
It’s hand-painted by another Filipino artist, too
Mong Vicente likes the smell of coffee. Working as a freelance photographer, he acquired this fondness for the aroma when a client asked him to take photos of coffee beans
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