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No thanks to the pandemic, holiday traditions had to be redrawn, reconfigured, or retooled. For those who are still uncomfortable with the idea of Christmas parties, preparing food at home for a smaller group is still the best way to go. Because there are no more potlucks, we’d have to prep all...

From tribal tattoos to indigenous materials used in clothing, Filipino symbols and traditions are replete not just with meaning but with beauty When I was a little girl, one of the (very few) highlights of my life was the yearly Pintados festival, where dancers and performers from all over my...

Our favorite thing to do to stay young: Eat Exercise to stay fit and fab? Meh. Go under surgery to keep your face tight? Meh. Use expensive products to keep skin looking dewy? Sigh. Eat good Pinoy food to help in your battle against the ravages of time? Sign us up. While there’s no one food that...

Educating the province one barangay at a time   Cavite residents and students join the tree planting activity Professor Julio Castillo of Chiang Kai Shek College has been worried about the rapid urbanization of Cavite and, because of its proximity to NCR, the migration of the city people to the...

‘This prestigious award is given to person who has given their utmost services to promote and develop the industry here and abroad.’ Javier Hernandez, Krizette Laureta Chu, Shalimar Hofer Tamano, Mary Ann Reyes, Singh Preet Inder, and Gov. Gwen Garcia The Rotary Club of Manila (RCM), first in...