How to be smart and sensible about self-care
Invited to talk about self-care on the Unlock Philippines podcast, I discussed how the lockdown might have driven us to try out…
Eighteen-year-old Mary Rae Therese Fernandez (“Thea” to her friends) was destined to do something great in her life. At a...
Audrey Pastelero is a self-made entrepreneur. From designing bags (she trained in Milan and at SoFa) to crafting children’s accessories and furniture for her label Fun Nest
Visit us on Instagram To be You; Facebook: To be You; e-mail [email protected] High school students from the Philippines were...
Montevideo, Uruguay — Ahmed Ahjam spent more than 12 years in the Guantanamo Bay prison for terror suspects, but now he has seen a dream come true by starting a business in the country that welcomed him when the nightmare ended.
Visit us on Instagram To be You; Facebook: To be You; e-mail [email protected] Being “woke” is a concept embraced by...
Watching her mother and aunts dress up and apply their blush-on and lipstick started her love affair with make-up and fashion.
STRONG-WILLED and dynamic, athlete/entrepreneur/model/emcee Maria Amanda Fernandez has one goal: to get every Filipino interested in sports.
Real passion is when after getting a degree in a certain field of discipline you still pursue another because it is where your heart truly belongs.
Filipino businessman Ben Chan recently underwent a series of grilling sessions in glitzy Monaco—but they’re the kind that should do every Filipino proud the world over.
Stella Cañete was recently seen on stage in Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas’ stagings of “The Seagull” and its Filipino adaptation “Ang Tagak,” both as Polina; and “Collection,” as Tatiana Olandres. She was also in De La Salle-College of St. Benilde’s “Imaginary Invalid” as Angelique and its Filipino version, “Le Praning Du Sining,” as Toinette.
