Creator Wincy Aquino Ong describes the comic book as Lino Brocka’s Ninja Turtles.
Filipino artist Wincy Aquino Ong, who's also behind musical project Patience Dear Juggernaut and several music videos as director, is adding another creative pursuit to his portfolio: Butiking Pasay, a 32-page full-color comic. It is launching at the Philippine ...
Celebrate Kultura's 20th anniversary at this two-week-long event.
Even if you've been living in the Philippines your entire life, there's always something exciting to discover, especially in the food scene.Need proof? Head over to the ongoing Kultura Crawl at SM Megamall. The event, which also marks retail ...
No need to get a membership at BCC and go all the way to Baguio for that famous raisin bread.
The most coveted raisin bread in the country, made by the bakers at Baguio Country Club, is now available in Metro Manila. Baguio Country Club's raisin bread is the recipe of the country club's former general manager, Mrs. Kate Reed. ...
A video has been going around social media that shows a security guard of SM Megamall being run over by an SUV. Host, social media content creator, and influencer James Deakin posted it on his Facebook page and titled it "Pure Evil." ...
The NBA Store is finally back in Manila after a few years' absence and its brand spankin' new home at the Mega Fashion Hall in SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City is a 250-square-meter retail paradise for any Filipino NBA fan. Having ...
Check out their exclusive BTS products while they're here.
The BTS Pop-Up: Map of the Soul at SM Megamall is extended until October 31 due to popular demand. If you've heard their song Dynamite, this extension is followed by a special release of new merchandise called the TinyTAN collection, ...
It's a great time to be a fan of Korean boy band BTS. After Festa 2021-the event where the group celebrates its debut anniversary with Army, its legion of fans worldwide-and the two-day muster concerts Sowoozoo (culminating event ...
Yayoi puts their set meals in an iPad menu, but that doesn't mean you won't be tempted to order more and more.
You must have left a couple of brain cells at home, because as soon as you sit down at the end of the banquet-style table of Yayoi, a new Japanese restaurant in SM Megamall, whose draw is teishoku-style dining coupled ...
We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on Esquiremag.ph. By continued use, you agree to our privacy policy and accept our use of such cookies. Find out more here.