It's time to party with Tim and Sam

By Dinna Chan Vasquez
Love him or hate him, you must admit that Tim Yap has redefined partying in the Philippines. These days, it is not enough to look fierce. You’d have to be at the right party, too, or else it doesn’t count.

Wine tasting without Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay

By Sherwin Lao
Last Friday, Pago Wine Bar in San Juan had its second Varietal of the World Tasting Event. The Varietal of World Tasting featured eight varietal wines from five countries and eight wine regions.

Choosing Health

By Winchelle C. Nacague
In today’s fast-paced world where there are more things to accomplish than the hours in a day, it’s hard to squeeze in time for our personal wellness.

Meds in your closet

By Ed Biado
What’s in your medicine cabinet? Is there actually medicine in it? In theory, a medicine cabinet should contain over-the-counter drugs that can be used to treat minor conditions and injuries.

The truth is in the label

By Atty. Gaby Concepcion
BEFORE I became a mother of four, I used to think that the labels on food products sounded like legalese—if not Greek—to me. It seemed much easier to read and understand the Comprehensive Tax Reform Act or the Tariff and Customs Code than comprehend what was written on the back of food labels.

Bothered and bewildered

By Joseph Peter R. Gonzales
Sarah Geronimo admits she’s bothered that she is being pitted against Ai Ai de las Alas. This all started when SM Cinemas recently conferred the Pop Princess the title of Box-office Queen for A Very Special Love which made quite a killing at the tills last year.