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Teaching is also a learning process for Winnie Wong
Whoever said that teaching is the noblest profession must have forgotten to mention that it can also be the most tasking vocation. Nobody knows this better than Winnie Wong, also known to her avid...
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The five important things I learned from women
In celebration of Women’s Month, I rounded up the top five valuable lessons I’ve learned from the women around me. Some of them are specific pieces of advice, but most of them are a culmination of the...
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A businesswoman’s journey to digital media
Smart, beautiful, fashionable and very elegant — all these elements point to how Pen de Leon Manahan is the epitome of success in the business world. Business and lifestyle maven Pen de Leon Manahan...
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ACE celebrates first year with Pia Wurtzbach
“It was at the height of the pandemic when we started this shout out business, to provide a platform for celebrities and still be able to connect and engage with their fans. Little did we know that in...
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On the beauty — and the good of — imperfection
Besides her stunning good looks and remarkable grace and poise, the Philippines’ Pia Wurtzbach worthily claimed the name of world’s most beautiful woman for essentially reinstating the perception of...
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PH artists int’l contributions to Women’s Month
CJ de Silva’s illustration of ‘Start-Up’s” Seo Dal-mi (left), and Betsy Cola work on “The Queen’s Gambit’s” Beth Harmon PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE ARTISTS PH’s Betsy Cola, CJ de Silva illustrate Netflix...
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Pianist Clement Acevedo’s life purpose (Part 2)
When you started in your career, did you set goals for yourself? Have you achieved them? What more do you want to do? You can say I started dreaming of a career in music when I was 15. That’s when I...
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Cine Filipina: Representing the story of every Juana
As we highlight women’s achievements and milestones this National Women’s Month, we also put the spotlight on them to further understand and support their journeys as they continue to make significant...
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From failure to freedom in freelancing
Two years after college, Jungie Gumiran was let go from his first job in a digital marketing agency. “I remember my boss told me that I was not good enough. I simply did not have a chance to adapt from...
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Reader’s Digest hails Philippines ‘Most Trusted Personalities and Brands’
Acclaimed magazine Reader’s Digest held its annual Trusted Brands ceremony through a virtual event, as according to Reader’s Digest Asia’s Editor-in-Chief Louise Waterson, they were determined to...
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How persistence led to her first internationally published novel
Nicole Panlilio-Kilpatrick When Nicole Panlilio-Kilpatrick was only 12 years old, her father — an avid reader — handed her a copy of Mario Puzo’s The Godfather. “Go on, give it a try,” he winked at her...
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Empowering women entrepreneurs
In celebration of International Women’s Month this March, SM presented a two-day Women at Work webinar for entrepreneurs. A complete and holistic approach on how to start and grow a business amid the...
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Fast food giant puts the spotlight on its women who make a difference
World-famous menu items, meals and heartfelt service are signatures of the McDonald’s Philippines experience. And while the public continues to enjoy the company’s industry-leading standards on food...
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The women champions behind Masungi Georeserve
Women are changing the landscape. Some, more literal than others. Siblings Billie and Ann Dumaliang call on more people to care for the environment Meet Billie and Ann Dumaliang, the two sisters behind...
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‘Sarado ang gusali — tuloy ang sining’
The CCP welcomes guests to ‘Tuloy Po Kayo’ virtual festival The arts industry was the first to be halted due to the pandemic and is predicted to be among the last industries to bounce back. As such,...
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NCCA, CCP reveal National Artists Awards nominees
Despite restrictions due to the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, the Order of National Artists, jointly administered by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and the...
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Aris and Berny play beautiful music together
The 4th Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra’s (PPO) Chamber Music Concert was streamed for free on the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ (CCP) YouTube channel and the PPO Facebook page on Friday. The...
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‘Safe filming’ amid the Covid surge
Just as more film productions have resumed operations and cinemas have been given the go-signal to operate at limited capacities, we are faced with another hurdle due to the recent surge of coronavirus...
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Mara Francesca shares light with The Miracle Marketplace
One of my favorite memories as a child is when we visited a family friend and their teenaged daughter gave me the best thing ever: my very first Lisa Frank pencil! Not only was I excited over the fact...
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Why safe spaces are important for women’s mental health
A 2020 article by Time Magazine said women are three times more likely than men to report suffering from significant mental health challenges. Its effects — anxiety, loss of appetite, inability to...
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