Elle Decor features the penthouse unit of Mich Dulce in its October/November issue.
Nov 082015
Nov 082015
Judy Ann Santos: “The pose alone allows the baby to move to its proper position.”
Nov 072015
Like mother, like daughter. Andi Eigenmann’s three-year-old daughter Ellie shows you a thing or two about fashion.
Nov 072015
Millions of Star Wars fans, including stars, all over the world are in anticipation of the newest addition to the epic saga.
Nov 052015
Good Housekeeping sits down with Leni Robredo and her daughters, and describes the ladies as “down-to-earth, unassuming…”
Nov 052015
Angelu de Leon on being a stepmom: “Mahirap…you’ll always respect the mother, hindi ikaw ang may desisyon.”
Nov 052015
Michelle Gumabao, former PBB: All In housemate: “So now that I’ve graduated, I don’t stop learning, I don’t stop studying.”
Nov 052015
Meet the adorable three-year-old bae-by Baste!
Nov 052015
Matteo Guidicelli reveals writing “a letter, a handwritten letter that’s five bond papers long” for a girl. Was it for Sarah Geronimo?
Nov 042015
LOS ANGELES, CA – Union Bank and the American Heart Association (AHA) Western States Affiliate announced today their premier float will be called “Union of Hearts.” The float will be a part of the world famous 2016 Rose Parade® presented by Honda. The name pays tribute to the 30-year collaboration between the bank and the AHA. For three decades, both have united in the fight against heart disease and stroke, the nation’s No. 1 and No. 5 killers of both men and women. Survivors of heart disease and stroke, heart health champions and AHA advocates each with unique, inspiring stories will ride on the float as it travels through Pasadena on New Year’s Day. It will be decorated with more than 15,000 flowers and will include a daytime fireworks display. Phoenix Decorating Company will design and build the float that will stand 25 feet high, 18 feet wide and 55 feet long and is estimated to weigh 25,000 pounds. To add to the celebration, the familiar song by the Bee Gees,“Stayin’ Alive,” will be playing in the background. As the lyrics appropriately point out, “whether you’re a brother or whether you’re a mother, you’re stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive.” The tune aligns with Union Bank and the AHA’s mission to save lives by reducing the number of deaths attributed to heart disease and stroke. Furthermore, the AHA often uses the tempo of the song to teach people the correct rate of chest compressions when performing CPR. Studies show that when CPR Read More …