Author: Francis Simisim

When in Manila, remember when “Hey Soul Sister” became everyone’s feel-good song not so long ago? Well guess what! The band that brought us this chart-topping single is finally coming to Manila! Get ready for …

When in Manila, it’d be really fun to see kids and tots dressed up in their adorable Halloween costumes. It makes trick-or-treat even more special knowing that their parents put their best efforts to dress …

When in Manila, one of our favorite Halloween pastimes is sharing horror stories. They can either be based from personal experiences, or passed on from generations through word of mouth. Of course, these stories wouldn’t …

When in Manila, what are the things that remind you of Halloween? Let’s take a trip down memory lane. Long before we attended those pseudo-scary-excuse-for-socializing Halloween parties (Not generalizing on this though, party on! LOL), …

  When in Manila, 21-year old professional figure skater Melissa Bulanhagui is set to join the roster of athletes who will represent Team Philippines at the Olympics.Bulanhagui is formerly part of Team USA and she has …

  When In Manila, without a doubt, Filipinos are sooo into the Christmas Season. We haven’t even celebrated Halloween yet but some people have already set up their stuff just because they want to feel …

  When in Manila, all roads lead to the country’s biggest and longest-running annual Halloween costume dance party! You know what it is: we want us some CREAM!  

When in Manila, all the supernatural forces come alive on on the hippest party place in town! Republiq Club presents Republiq Halloween Ball on October 29, 2011, Saturday, featuring music by top DJs Martin Pulgar, Marc Naval, …

When in Manila, come celebrate your holiday (Bonifacio Day) with family and friends on a fun and exciting event! HerWord.com, Business World‘s premier site for women, is celebrating its 10th year anniversary entitled, “A Day …

When in Manila, we will be experiencing a different November 2 this year. Malacanang recently announced that November 2, 2011 (All Souls Day) will be a “regular working holiday” as opposed to the usual non-working …