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Have you ever tried planning a trip with your family or friends, only to fail and end up with nowhere to go at all? And even if the plan pushed through, did you go through …

Bless our romantic hearts! In case you don’t remember, a little movie called “That Thing Called Tadhana” a Before Sunrise-esque romantic comedy that starred Angelica Panganiban and JM De Guzman, and inducted director Antoinette Jadaone into …

Article by Gabriella Mercado We live in a digital age where places and objects can easily be deemed as ‘Instagrammable‘ or aesthetically pleasing. Owning a camera and posting them online for the likes is almost …

Are you traveling to somewhere new anytime soon? Allow Facebook to serve as your atlas as you navigate through the streets of the cities you’re visiting. Beyond connecting you with your friends from around the …

Article by Aimee Julia Pua / Photos by Jeanne Dizon Bags are pretty much essentials for the modern, on-the-go millennial—we need them to carry our school books, not-really-for-school books, wallets (that are usually already empty by the …

Forget Makati and BGC, Manila is clearly having its moment. While Manila has been (and is still) riddled with its red light district and urban chaos, there’s a growing scene in the area, with the …

Article by: Deina Ida Blancaflor (@disblancaflor) / Photos by: Patricia Chua (@ptricia.chua) There are days when you find yourself wanting to escape the everyday hustle and bustle of urban life — preparing for the day with a …

KIX, the ultimate TV destination for action entertainment, announced today the top ten finalists of R U Tough Enough?, the nationwide search for the toughest Pinoy. This time, five male and five female finalists will …

Written By: Gabriella Mercado / Post-processing and Graphics by: Salie Agustin Tired of conventional coffee shops? SGD Coffee is the place to go! They offer quality coffee beans bought from farmers in Sagada to help them …

Where do broken hearts go nga ba, tita Whitney? If your answer to that question is Sagada, then you can blame it on that 2014 sleeper hit film That Thing Called Tadhana, the charming indie rom-com that cemented …

Your “instant” coffee doesn’t have to be the usual 3-in-1 powdered coffee-creamer-sugar in a pack or the first wave coffee most Filipinos are accustomed to, which is coffee grown exponentially, processed, and packed in factories …

Batanes, given its breathtaking beauty is one of the must-visit destinations in the country. With its vast green and lush grassland, rugged cliffs, and the enchanting combination of serene mountains, skies and seas, no wonder …

With social media, it’s so easy for all kinds of things to spread around like a virus. Honestly, you never know which things could go viral nowadays, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that you …

Sometime in April, my friends and I had the fortune to meet a backpacker, Kat, during our trip to the sleepy town of Pai in northern Thailand. Little did we know that in a month, …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTJLf6fQxOY&feature=youtu.be Taiwan is becoming a popular travel destination for Filipinos. Although we need a visa to enter Taiwan, the visa application is somewhat relaxed so it has become easier for us to explore Taiwan. In my …

  Hot off the heels of their historic debut show, the Manila Wrestling Federation returns for their second show, Republika, at the Makati Square Arena, on Saturday, June 10, 2017, in Makati City. Following his …

The world works in mysterious ways. Even when continents and seas separate people of different walks of life, when paths converge it’s a beautiful reminder that humans are different yet the same. Over a month …

5. Add accessories that arm you for the traffic jam. Let’s face it: you know you’re going to be stuck in traffic every day as long as you live in Manila, where public transportation leaves …

“Break the Stigma! #TravelHereNext,” the couple behind the travel website His & Her Voyage write. Many travelers, both local and foreign, tend to skip the southernmost island in the Philippines, Mindanao, because of reputation for …

There is an increase of coffee shops, gastropubs, and common spaces in Manila, which are based considerably on both the fast-paced lifestyle of millenials who dominate the workforce and the rampant, innovative business start-ups. (Dear …

For our second installment in the new Hidden Tunnel Series, we introduce to you United Alley’s friendly neighbor, Cow & Chicken! Cow & Chicken is a modern all-day brunch restaurant that also serves specialty beverages. …

The 1st Annual Angeles City Craft Beer Festival; an Event That Will Forever Change the Face of Beer Drinking In Angeles City  and Central Luzon. By Mike Queensway   With its decades long history hosting …

Café Mithi is a tiny yet quaint cafe filled with good food, inspiring and motivational messages, and workshops on calligraphy, painting, and crafts. In case you don’t know, MITHI means wish, dream, and ambition in Filipino, …

Travelling has become such a huge thing in our society nowadays and it’s hard not to fall in love with all of the different places that people post about on their social media accounts. Even …

In the middle of your hectic and ambiguous life, there comes a time where you find yourself lost in translation. Have you been in that situation where you couldn’t cope with the daily tribulations? When …

Although Pokémon Go has not been officially released in the Philippines, many have found a tweak to download and play it. However, it has been blocked in the country since. Yet, the Pokémon Go fever was felt …

The social media has kept the spotlight moving from one boy next door to another. Previously, the spotlight was on Carrot Man then on Jeepney Dribae and also on Gasoline Boy Hunk. Now, the spotlight …

Baguio City never gets old. it is still one of the most visited summer destinations in the Philippines. With its cold weather, lovely landscapes and laid back ambiance, both young and old love heading to Baguio …

I’ve lived in Metro Manila all my life and while living in the city has its pros, there are definitely a lot of cons – traffic, pollution, overpopulation. Now, I’m not saying that city living …

We have seen many beautiful people get into the spotlight and achieve so many things because of their looks. There is nothing wrong with that, but this story is not something like Carrotman or Badjao …