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Wine ice cream, maple water: Five foods of the future?

New York—Chips made out of broccoli, chickpeas and kale. Wine-spiked ice cream. Popcorn that didn’t quite fulfill its destiny.

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Clarke conquers silver screen with ‘Terminator’

By Lindsey Bahr / The Associated Press Los Angeles—The secret about overnight success in Hollywood is that it never actually happens that way.

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Bert Antonio, nephew to open joint exhibit at West Gallery

Noted Boston-based Filipino artist Bert Antonio and his 12-year-old nephew Ethan Antonio are set to open their first exhibit together, titled NO_ matter_WHO_did_WHAT_&_WHY, at the West Gallery in Quezon City on July 8. Many of the more than 30 artworks featured in this one-of-a-kind show were produced over a two-week period in the summer of 2014 in Beverly Hills, Florida. …

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Flowers, color dominated menswear week in Paris

By Thomas Adamson / The Associated Press Paris—Summer was in the air in Paris mens- wear collections with white roses and lashings of colors. Here are the highlights from Dior Homme, Kenzo and Balmain’s debut menswear show.

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Mobile accessories took spotlight at recent Philippine Fashion Week

Power Mac Center marked last month its first appearance at Philippine Fashion Week at the SM Aura Pre- mier mall in Bonifacio Global City. As the official technology retail partner of the country’s grandest fashion extravaganza, Power Mac Center takes inspiration in bringing together technology and style to glam up the experience of Manila’s fashion glitterati for three days filled …

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Giordano’s Bank on Basics campaign launched

Well-made timeless basics, be it a crisp white polo or a pair of well-fitted khakis, are a great foundation to any wardrobe. But more often than not, high-quality basics come with a hefty price tag.

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US gay-marriage ruling lauded by local, foreign celebs

By Alvin I. Dacanay Several Philippine entertainment personalities, including Tony-winning actress and The Voice of the Philippines coach Lea Salonga, have joined the growing chorus of international celebrities who are elated by the United States Supreme Court’s declaration last Friday that same-sex marriage is constitutional and, therefore, legal in all of that country’s 50 states.

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US stars respond to High Court same-sex marriage verdict

Below is The Association Press’ collection of celebrity responses to the United States Supreme Court’s decision that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the country: “Love is bigger than anything we can say.”—Diana Ross, via Twitter. “What a great decision the Supreme Court came to today. It’s a wonderful day to celebrate. It’s extraordinary. I couldn’t be …

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Actress plays ‘outsider’ Mabini in steampunk musical

Tanghalang Pilipino, the resident theater company of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), will open its 29th season with Nicanor Tiongson’s Mabining Mandirigma, described by its creators as a “steampunk musical” that chronicles the last eventful years of Philippine revolutionary hero Apolinario Mabini’s life and features a young cast, led by an actress who plays the accomplished and brilliant …

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Eiga Sai celebrates food in latest edition

The richness and wonders of Japanese cuisine are set to be celebrated at Eiga Sai 2015, the latest edition of the annual Japanese film festival organized by The Japan Foundation Manila that will be held from July 9 to 19 at Shangri-La Plaza’s Shang Cineplex in Mandaluyong City.

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