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By Pranz Kaeno
‘It all started with a need,” says Joyce Manas-Magpale, managing director of Bruno’s Barbers, as she recounts how the barbershop started. Her sister, Amy Manas, thought it was time to give her son a haircut. Dismayed by other barbershops, she and her sisters (Karina, Peachy, and Joyce) started Bruno’s Barbers in Alabang in 1990. They chose the name “Bruno’s” thinking it was easy to remember and sounded manly. Customers started to flock to the barbershop. Soon, Bruno’s trendy and quality offerings was not only bringing in the men, it started attracting women, too.
Beauty products: How much do you really need?
By Malu Fernandez
It’s a well-known fact that all women love makeup and beauty products, I can reassure you that even those women who don’t regularly use makeup will have a cabinet full of skin care products.
GMA, Regal bullish on KC-Richard starrer
By Isah V. Red
For the First Time wasn’t really a flop (by local standards), but industry analysts say it didn’t perform to Star Cinema’s expectations (a mega blockbuster, perhaps).
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