Miles Ocampo’s amusing post featuring Elijah Canlas has been making the rounds on social media. She shared a video showing ...

Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto amused his constituents and followers when he made an impression of "meyor" Jose Manalo of the ...

Former "Eat Bulaga!" host Jimmy Santos is back in the Philippines after making a living by recycling drinking cans and bottles in Calgary, Canada. In the latest episode of his vlog, ...

The supermarket has pulled its Simple To Cook Asian Inspired Pork Belly Slices, issuing a ‘do not eat’ warning. The company discovered the item may contain milk and sulphites, posing a health ...

According to a recent announcement from the chain, cusromers will be able to indulge in all-you-can-eat deals starting April 21. Along with claiming April as the “Month of Free,” the company ...

Starting Friday, day-trippers who “eat and flee” — a phrase officials use for tourists who pack their lunch, snap a selfie and ditch without spending a dime — will once again have to pay ...

Virendra Saklani/ Gulf News Dubai: A new ready-to-eat pet food brand will be unveiled at Pet World Arabia this year, according to organisers. Scheduled to take place from April 19-20, organisers ...

“Eat overpriced butter chicken from a Punjabi with a fake Italian accent,” the 67-year-old quipped, adding that NRIs pay more for essentials like haldi and hing, staples of the Indian ...

Hard-boiled eggs beautifully dyed in vibrant colors for Easter might look good enough to eat, but can you safely eat them? The short answer is yes, with a significant catch. Stream NBC 5 for free ...

The Marine Stewardship Council says: "On Good Friday, it's tradition to eat fish rather than meat. According to Christians, Jesus sacrificed his flesh on what is now known as Good Friday.

Maybe you’ve even cooked one. But what is the most unusual egg people eat regularly? If you can think of it, we probably eat it. So the answer to this question really just depends on where you live.

Now Venetians are battling waves of what officials call “eat and flee” tourists, who throng to the city’s landmarks with packed lunches, dump their garbage and leave without spending much ...