Post-it Brand Flags: A Must-Have Study Tool
When I was in college and graduate school, I could not study without my Post-it Flags. These are clear adhesive strips with colored tips that you stick onto your notebook or textbook as a placeholder or to highlight an important paragraph without damaging the book. I accidentally discovered them in National Bookstore, when I bought them because of their pretty colors. Once I discovered what...
Read MoreShopping at Divisoria
Guess who loves to shop at Divisoria ? Me, of course and who else? The former first lady, Imelda Marcos. I took this photo sometime 2005 when I spotted her at 168 Mall And perhaps you! Well…if you want to shop in Divisoria for your Christmas shopping needs, now is the time before the streets get too crowded with Christmas shoppers. This is Juan Luna St. where I always pass on my way to...
Read MoreMakeup Designory School Comes to the Philippines
If you’re thinking of going to makeup school, wait for the opening of the Makeup Designory (MUD). That’s right – the largest makeup school in the United States as well as the pro makeup brand, is finally coming to the Philippines! MUD was founded ten years ago in Los Angeles by accomplished professional artisans, and soon after the birth of the second school in New York....
Read MoreRockwell’s Easter Candyland
Looking for something to do with your kids on Easter? Come to Rockwell’s Easter Candyland and treat yourself to a soda-tasting, number-guessing & candy-filled afternoon with surprises from Hobbes & Landes, Build City, Maxiworks, Datablitz and Q Power Station! Program starts at 1pm until 5pm. Tickets are P500 each (good for 1 child and 1 adult). You may get your tickets from the...
Read MoreHelp for Ondoy Victims: You Too Can Do Your Part
In the span of just a day, Typhoon Ondoy displaced 300,000 families all over Metro Manila and killed around 90 people. The storm may have passed, but the worst is not yet over for those who managed to survive. The displaced families desperately need food, clothes, medicine, and blankets until they can reclaim their homes – and our government is doing nothing about it. We don’t...
Read More14th French Film Festival in Manila Schedule
The 14th French Film Festival in Manila opens at the Shangri-La Cineplex tonight, June 5, and will run until June 14. This year’s lineup is a conservative mix of 14 artistic films that were shown at the Cannes Film Festival, as well as local films like Raya Martin’s La Independencia, Janice Perez’s Sabongero, and Brillante Mendoza’s Serbis. Tout de Suite, which was...
Read MoreA 2009 Planner that Kicks the Starbucks Planner’s Ass
It’s the time of year when people flock to the nearest Starbucks to spend hundreds, maybe thousands of pesos on cups and cups coffee. All because they want to accumulate stickers for yet another Starbucks planner. The planner promo is a clever marketing strategy that boosts the coffee giants’ sales, but all it really does is encourage people to spend mindlessly on beverages and...
Read MoreRed Box Karaoke
Red Box refines and redefines the karaoke bar experience. There’s nothing here but with excellent acoustics and top-of-the-line facilities that music-loving karaoke enthusiasts will enjoy. That’s because unlike the average karaoke bar, which offers cramped rooms and outdated beer garden songs, Red Box is catered to fit the lifestyle of city sophisticates. You don’t have...
Read MoreTriNoma Mall
Ayala malls are usually concentrated in the Makati and Alabang area but today, shoppers and leisure-seekers in northern Metro Manila can enjoy the Ayala mall experience. TriNoma is the newest and most exciting Ayala mall in Quezon City. It contains over 300 stores and is subdivided into several zones for your convenience – the Teen and Sports Zone, the IT Zone, the Home Zone, Wellness...
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