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Who says you need a plane ticket to go on a food trip around the world? Last weekend, foodies explored flavors from around the globe without leaving Metro Manila, thanks to The Great Clara Olé Food Trip. From chef-crafted dishes inspired by international cuisines to bite-sized treats that brought familiar flavors together in unexpected ways, the event proved that a little culinary adventure can take you places.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) warns that a “very strong El Niño” is likely to emerge between September and December 2026 and may continue into the first half of 2027. A study from the University of Chicago’s Climate Impacts Lab also estimates that the phenomenon will raise global average temperatures enough to cause 451,000 excess deaths by February, 6,500 of which will be in the Philippines.

Anytime is the perfect time to visit Baguio, one of Luzon’s most popular local destinations that keeps you coming back for more. From the nippy weather and relaxing views to the classic restaurants and famous strawberry taho, Baguio is the urban dweller’s escape. But there’s one more reason to fall in love with the City of Pines: a refreshed Baguio Arboretum Gallery opens to the public on October 19, 2026.

Remember tanim-bala? Back in 2015, Filipinos were wrapping their luggage in plastic and stressing over the possibility of mysteriously finding a bullet inside their bags at NAIA. But amid the scandal, authorities offered a strange explanation for why at least some travelers had bullets in their possession: they were carrying them on purpose. Not as ammunition, but as anting-anting. The belief was surprisingly straightforward: carrying a bullet could protect you from being hit by one.

It’s still race week in Formula 1, with the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit this weekend to cap off the triple-header. There’s so much to watch for in this race. After his Bahrain Grand Prix victory, will Red Bull driver Max Verstappen finally snag the elusive Singapore win? Who will win the season’s final Sprint Race? Will another driver be bumped from championship contention?

Clear your weekend plans, art and matcha lovers! If your idea of a good time involves discovering local artists, collecting cute stickers, browsing handmade finds, and sipping on a good cup of matcha, there’s an upcoming event you’ll want to add to your calendar.

We’re firm believers that shoes can make or break an outfit. You can throw on the simplest white tee and jeans, but add the right pair of shoes and suddenly, it’s a look. Lately, there’s a lot happening below the ankles. Tabi shoes aren’t going anywhere just yet, loafers are getting chunkier, ballet-inspired details remain in rotation, and statement sneakers are only getting bolder. Even running shoes are becoming objects of desire beyond race day.

Just like that, this year’s third quarter has come to an end, and the holiday cheer can already be felt, especially in the Philippines. While malls are now decked out in holiday decorations, the “ber months” are also the time when we usually go on the hunt for the best planners that will help us get our lives together (or at least have a semblance of it) for the next year.

Lola Basyang has been telling stories to Filipino children for generations. The original tales were written by writer and playwright Severino Reyes, and have since been adapted into various media. With this new run from the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA), Lola Basyang welcomes a new audience into her home.

The best part of coming home is the comfort that welcomes you the moment you step through the door, knowing your space is ready for you. The new Samsung WindFree™ AI Comfort Air Conditioner Comfort Inverter is built to make that feeling happen, every single time.