BEFORE anything else, dahlings, let me whisper in your ear about this socialite who had a bit of nip and tuck that is so well done, my jaws dropped the moment I saw her.
This year, my birthday falls on a Sunday, so believe it or not, I was contemplating a quiet celebration with just my immediate family on Balesin Island.
Africa is one of the most exotic destinations that we can dream about. For our 20th anniversary, my hubby Dennis and I decided to find our way back to the world’s second largest continent, a decade after our first visit.
It’s that time of year again, palangga, when the hot island of Boracay sizzles even more with the Century Tuna Superbods Super Challenge 2014, the grand finals of which was held recently at the Pearl of the Pacific.
[jwplayer mediaid=”153699″] MANILA, Philippines—“We all have an innate sense of style. It’s something that we’ve been exposed to and it’s all influenced how we dress,” shares Martine Cajucom about her
Everyone is in on the secret except the host herself. What Inquirer Lifestyle columnist Tessa Prieto-Valdes thought was just another hosting gig to launch Sheaffer’s newest pen at National Book Store’s Glorietta branch last Tuesday turned out to be a surprise book launch that reduced her to tears.
Around the time when “Charlie’s Angels” was still a TV series and not yet a movie, there was another popular sitcom called “Golden Girls.” It was a funny show about women in their 50s living in Florida. When I used to watch it, I thought the “Golden Girls” looked really old and ancient!
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