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The new normal is here. It has changed the way we live, do business, work as professionals, socialize, worship, and seek leisure. Here’s how it has changed—or is about to change—the housing and property sector.

Life, at times, would bring existential twists. And once you are usurped by Divine prerogatives, you can either be knocked down or you can take that injunction of helping others – so they too may live on and thrive.

Sure, office romance is not necessarily extraordinary.

In fact, it happens - a lot.

They say that no one can love you better than your mother. But, adoptive parent Monica Jimenez-Bigbig says otherwise— that even though it is not the same blood that runs in her veins and that of her adopted two-year old daughter, there is this unconditional love that makes them one.

In many instances, having someone beside you - especially a loved one - is more than enough to give you strength to face the challenges ahead.

School heads Rollie and Annabelle Meniano put aside differences to achieve the same goals

Teachers Rodelio and Hilda Bugay continue to solve life’s problems – together

Like most women, Nicole, 26, has always dreamed of having a grand wedding –well-planned, held in a nice venue, with photo and video coverage, where she marches down the aisle in a wedding dress.

Forget Filipino soap operas and Korean dramas. Filipinos have always been fascinated and even obsessed with the idea of forever or spending eternity with their one great love. After all, true love should have no end, and don’t we always feel a tug in our hearts when we hear about great love stories?

It’s called “Our Farm Republic” and it presents two faces of agriculture – tourism and training of farmers.

Even when he was still a grade school student, Benison Estareja, 32, already knew that he wanted a career as a weatherman.

The traditional Chinese dragon dances have long been part of the festivities in the Philippines.

Theirs is an exceptional story of a family-led conglomerate that had to rise from the rubble – not just once, twice or thrice but maybe even more – that’s because of the wretch of politics often infringing on their businesses, be it in the power sector or in their television network.

A student artist from Mindanao, James Abayon Lolo, is currently gaining online attention for his well-drawn pieces and incredible drawing skills using ballpoint pens.

“I did not hesitate to have the vaccine because we should all help to stop the spread of COVID,” said a Filipino nurse working in the United Kingdom who recently got the second vaccination jab against COVID-19.

In Bangladesh, the hot beverage culture features an inclination towards tea. People in Bangladesh sip tea multiple times throughout the day.

Even when nursing a broken heart, one must strive to live healthy to avoid heart problems later on, cardiologists advised Filipinos going over a romantic breakup.

A 27-year-old overseas Filipino worker (OFW) from Baguio City shares his story of hope in times of crisis and how he grew a business while under quarantine.