Summer is a time not only for visiting new or favorite places but also discovering a sense of locality through the food they serve. Eating local food is not only a delicious experience but also a way of getting to know the people and the culture in the area. A vacation is more fun when we don’t just enjoy the local food but also take pictures of these dishes—along with ourselves enjoying them. Thanks to our smartphones and mobile Internet, we become instant foodie trippers just by clicking that camphone and sharing on social media like Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.
MUSIC LYF: Silent Sanctuary Releases New Single "Sa'Yo"

Read our interview below to know more about the new single and video.
Why did you choose this track as the second single?
BPI Family Ka-Negosyo Partners with Mrs. Fields, Expands Best List Brand

Mrs. Fields teamed up with BPI Family Ka-Negosyo to assist them in their franchising expansion plans especially in strategic provinces nationwide. Throughout the years, BPI Family Ka-Negosyo has earned a reputation of providing assistance for aspiring Filipino entrepreneurs. Arrived in the Philippines in 1994, Mrs. Fields continues to deliver the best treats fresh from the oven; from baked products to refreshments.
Epic Freedom Party Unites Fillipinos with an Ayos Vibe

“Music has always been a part of our culture, especially among young Filipinos. So we are supporting OneVibePH to express our oneness with young people. This is a night that will unite us through music as we celebrate Philippine Independence. While OneVibePH offers great music, we at AyosDito.ph can provide the younger generation great online buying and selling experiences. Partnering with OneVibePH is one way of expressing our affinity with them,” explains Vanessa Lee Cartera, AyosDito.ph Senior Marketing Executive.
REEL DEAL: How To Train Your Dragon 2 REVIEW

Now on a time skip after 4-5 years, there have been a lot of changes in village of Berk which used to hunt dragon turned into a dragon sanctuary and also home of the dragon riders. Hiccup's adventures with toothless has made it possible and is now a grown up man with still tricks within his sleeves.
Celebrate Father's Day at BGC With Avida
Treat the whole family to a day of fun and games with Avida’s Come Alive in BGC!
Happening on Saturday, June 14 at the Bonifacio High Street Activity Center, attendees will have a chance to experience the dynamic and active lifestyle of the North Side of BGC with activities such as virtual soccer match, photo booths, life-sized Jenga, and many more. Cool giveaways and free Krispy Kreme doughnuts also await participants.
Don’t miss this exciting event for a truly one-of-a-kind Father’s Day celebration. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/AvidaLandPH and www.avidaland.com
Hostess Club Manila at Samsung Hall This June

Ticket prices: P2,800 for VIP (free standing and near the stage) and P1,800 (balcony, free seating) per day. Two-day pass for only P4,250 for VIP and P2,880 for Gold! Presented by Vybe Productions and Ynos Inc. Also promoted by Random Minds.
Get your tickets online www.Ticketworld.com.ph or visit Ticket World outlets or call 891-9999.
connect with the hashtags #hostessclubmanila #catpower #blonderedhead
REEL DEAL: Academy Award-Winner Cate Blanchett Lends Voice In “HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2”

Playing opposite the voices of the returning cast along with Gerard Butler, Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera and Jonah Hill, Blanchett lends voice to Valka, the long-lost mother of Hiccup. Upon meeting her, Hiccup and dad Stoick (Butler) find out that she has been living with and protecting the dragons in a hidden haven.
All grown up, as Hiccup searches for answers and gets deeper into the mystery of dragons surfacing and missing, it’s not long before he and Toothless come face-to-face with the dragon rider, who turns out to be someone Hiccup thought he would never meet: his mother. Taken by a dragon when Hiccup was just a baby, she’s been missing for 20 years and presumed dead by the villagers of Berk.
HEALTHY LYF: Know More About Acupuncture
By: Kathy Kenny Ngo
Acupuncture has long been associated with pins and needles which is why a lot of people balk at the thought of trying it. Many Filipinos are scared of the needle and having a few being poked at you to treat a sickness is not their idea of fun. Truth be told, most would choose to suffer through their illness than have some needles be stuck on them. Thankfully, Doc Philip Nino Tan-Gatue, an acupuncturist, is more than willing to shed light as to why Acupuncture is nothing to be afraid of.
MUSIC LYF: Universal Records produces PhilPop 2014 album

This year, PhilPop and Universal Records team-up again in the production of the new commemorative album, which features some of the most respected and promising recording artists in the country.
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