IN AN EXACTING industry where looks are everything, Ruffa Gutierrez is one lucky woman who seems immune so far to weight problems. But after giving birth to Lorin and Venice
ARTIST, ESSAYIST and avid cyclist Rock Drilon doesn’t blow through a town by pedaling at 120 km per hour. He’d rather melt into the scenery and savor the primeval experience—the
UP Diliman bike lanes. 2.2-km loop of the inner lane of the academic oval. Shared with joggers. Under the shades of acacia trees. Good for beginners. No fees. There is
WHEN you hear the word circus, you imagine big tents with colorful flags and draperies; gleeful clowns; small, lithe women flying through the air. You hear the lion roaring at
THE GLOBAL Icomos network closely links not only with Unesco but also advises many national governments on cultural heritage issues. Unesco is the United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization, the
PAINTERS AND artists always endeavor positively to reinvent our vision of the world. Iza Caparas’ “Urban Life” offers a different vista from the brutal dichotomy in our sight, the abusive
IN LINE with the 150th birth anniversary of Dr. José Rizal this year, the 2011 Heritage Month celebration this May will feature the life and works of the Philippine national
JOEY DE CASTRO started making stoneware pottery in 2003 because of his love for cacti and succulents. He felt their intricate and fascinating forms, which he had worked so hard
Tuesday Vargas as Cougar Town’s Jules Cobb AT 30, Tuesday Vargas is too young to be a cougar. And she doesn’t need to prey on hot young boys—because she is
IT TOOK a male heart patient to sire a Mother’s Day celebration. Four years ago, businessman Manuel Rosario Padilla, then 45, nearly died when a virus plagued his heart after
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