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Celebrity host, Melai Cantiveros-Francisco share her experience as a Mom to her daughter Mela.  It is very important that kids have time to play. Johnson's® encourages parents to understand that there is so much more to playing and how learning is a v ital part of the fun! Last March 24, 2019 in the SM Mall of Asia Music Hall, Johnson's® launched Play Days 2019: Sa Laro Natututo - an effort that acknowledge the importance of play and how it can benefit your children. Different play zones at the event like the Blue Think Tub, Pink Showdance Zone, Yellow Imagiland, and Flower Zone truly made any learning experience into an entertaining adventure for any wide-eyed toddler. These four zones highlighted how a child can learn different skills like problem-solving, self-expression, communication, and flexibility. As a result of a levelled-up play day, Johnson's incorporated their Johnson's Baby Powder Blooms, Johnson's most fragrance powder that will be every mommy&

Popstar Royalty, Sarah Geronimo is the newest brand ambassador of Phoenix Super LPG. Just when you thought Sarah Geronimo can do it all, she reveals that she has also learned how to cook. Speaking at the launch of Phoenix Super LPG, the Popstar Royalty shared that although it took her a while, she really wanted to learned how to whip up culinary hits in the kitchen. “Ginusto ko po talagang matutong magluto. Parang ang sarap kasi sa pakiramdam na kaya mong ipagluto ‘yung pamilya mo and mga friends mo (I really wanted to learn how to cook. It feels good to be able to cook for your family and friends),” shared Sarah. Having discovered the joys of cooking, Sarah took culinary classes to further her newfound passion. She started with little experiments - from whipping eggs correctly, to cooking simple dishes. Eventually, Sarah learned to make Filipino favorites such as adobo and sinigang. “ Marunong na rin po akong gumawa ng iba’t ibang sauces (I also know how

It was an awesome experience to witness the brightest show on earth!  The Philippine International Pyromusical Competition (PIPC) is a tradition at the SM Mall of Asia that has brought endless enjoyment to millions of Filipinos each year. For the past 9 years, the pyrotechnics have always complied with the international standards for environmental safety, at par with countries like Canada, Australia, Hongkong and famous theme parks around the world. In full support of the ongoing Manila Bay Rehabilitation Program of the DENR, SM Supermalls will move the 10th PIPC from SM Mall of Asia to SM City Clark in Angeles City, Pampanga starting on February 23 to March 30, 2019. The Philippine International Pyromusical Competition’s  annual program has 10 competing countries who take on battle of breath taking fireworks performances amid symphony of sounds. On March 2, Germany’s 9th PIPC champs “Steffes-Ollig Feuerwerke” and Portugal’s “Pirotecnia Minhota” will trea

Kapamilya TV host, Kim Atienza is an active athlete and promotes health wellness recently renewed contract to Sante Barley. Sante, a provider of premier organic health and wellness products and services, renews its partnerships with kim Atienza as its brand ambassador during a contract signing at Sante Headquarters, Eton Cyberpod Corinthian in Quezon City. Joey Marcelo, CEO of Sante, says that Kim Atienza, better known as Kuya Kim, embodies what the brand is all about. “Aside from making his mark in the entertainment industry, Kuya Kim also embodies what healthy living is all about, which, we at Sante are passionate about. We are extremely pleased to forge stronger ties with him as he renews his contract with us. As our brand ambassador, we hope that he will be the extension of our company by serving as a channel in helping people lead comfortable and healthy lives,” said Marcelo. Founded in 2007, Sante has since launched a roster of brands like Sante Bar

LG Male Ambassadors motoring expert James Deakin, actor/model Eric ‘Eruption’ Tai, and PBA’s ‘Ironman’ LA Tenorio   Even with more women joining the workforce, studies have shown that a bulk of the housework is still relegated to the women. This is known as “the second shift”, where the family structures are still holding on to traditional roles in gender equality with regard to the chores that the women are still expected to do. One of them is the laundry. This takes up so much time and energy that women often feel that they no longer have time to take care of themselves. Aside from the stereotypes that many Filipinos grew up with, where it was the norm to leave all the homecare duties to the women, another reason that men give as to why they don’t help out is that they don’t know how to do the household tasks properly. The innovative technologies designed for LG Home Appliances make chores, such as doing the laundry, easier to accomplish - and surprisingly pleasant – espec

Jolly University 5 participants with Fly Ace Executives: (from 7th from left, without apron) Ramon Daez, general manager; Lucio Cochanco, Jr., president; Larry Cochangco, director; Ellen Cochanco, director; Abbie Ng Reyes, AVP-Marketing; Elliz Cochanco, Director. Immense culinary prowess and kitchen showmanship by the most promising campus bets in the country shone the brightest at the successful finale of Jolly University (JU) Year 5 Grand Cook Off held at the St. Scholastica’s College in Manila last March 15. The culinary competition among the top 20 elite finalists focused on elevating one’s culinary passion and recreating everyday dishes with this year’s theme “Innovate. Create. Share.” JU Year 5 is aimed at testing the kitchen skills and creativity of challengers in coming up with their best dish creations under the modern Filipino and fusion categories. The Grand Cook-Off attracted hundreds of culinary and HRM college students from campuses all over the metro and nearb

The eyes are perhaps the most misused, ignored and overused part of the body. We use it while working in front of the computer, staying connected throughout the day via our mobile phones and tablets and even while entertaining ourselves watching movies and videos. Until we feel there’s something wrong, we tend to ignore our eyes because they are just there. Now, more than ever, our eyes suffer even more abuse. According to Dr. Joy Go, assistant vice president for marketing and merchandising of Ideal Vision Center (IVC), Because of all the electronic gadgets we use continuously throughout the day IVC deemed it necessary to upgrade its campaign from combating computer vision syndrome to digital vision syndrome. “In the early 2000s, we had PCs so we’re talking about computers then. But now that almost everyone has a smartphone or a tablet, our eyes are constantly exposed to harmful blue light and at such a close range that they are easil