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SM Foundation Incorporated in partnership with SM Men’s Fashion at SM Department Store recently launched the “Surrender Your Jeans” campaign at SM. The campaign encourages mall shoppers to donate their old pair of jeans at SM for the benefit of the DSWD centers and institutions in Batangas. For every pair …

Masarap ang bawal, ika nga. Lalo na kung ang tinutukoy ay ang mga pagkain na nanlilimahid sa uric acid, kolesterol at kung ano- ano pang mga masama sa katawan. Marami- rami na din ang mga napagbabawalan ng pagkain sa mga nasabing mga chibog. Pero malamang din ay madalas silang sumuway. …

You will never fully appreciate the beauty of something unless you get to see or experience it yourself. Seeing it in photos or reading about it is only half of what you should experience. See it, feel it, be there. August 8, 2011, Talisay, Batangas — The team had to …

There might be a great number of bars and restos combined in Lipa City alone — of various sizes, ambiance, and all that night life what-not. Mr. Jose Aristeo Luancing, owner of Aristeo’s Resto Bar, thought of one good (if not the best) way to stand out. And that is …

It was one rainy Friday afternoon of August 5 when SM City Batangas held the first of the two-day Coffee Convention at the mall’s atrium. The Coffee Convention highlighted the artwork exhibit of coffee painter, Sunshine Plata. Sunshine is half-Batanguena, her mom is from Bauan. Get to know more about …

Ito ang Kwentong Pag-ibig para sa linggong ito. Ano ang dapat gawin ng letter sender natin na si Ms. P. sa long distance relationship na pinipilit nyang alagaan pero mukhang hindi na nagwo-work? Hi Miong and Julieta, Nagkakilala kame ni Mr. C s trabaho. Niligawan nya ako for almost 1 …

What first comes into your mind when you see a person with a tattoo? Freedom? Coolness? Independence? Batangas City Jail? When I see one, I always tell myself that I should also get one. I think Miami and LA ink just got into me so badly and now I see …

The other day, in search of our afternoon merienda here in the office, I strolled down the public market and walking in front of me were three grade school kids with their moms. I happen to overhear their conversation. Kiddo #1: “Ang dami naming visitor kanina. Kayo? Ay, visitors pala” …