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In Nigeria, COVID-19 is not the only epidemic
Between malnutrition, armed conflict, and mental health, Nigeria’s less fortunate communities are facing a lot more than the coronavirus.
ucycle empowers you to embrace your individuality through upcycling
ucycle releases the R3NU: R3Denim capsule collection, a made-to-order line featuring repurposed denim pieces that can be customized with old fabric, clothing, or trimmings. The launch also marks the debut of their R3NU zine, a collection of product photos and articles about sustainability.
Here’s everything you need to know before watching Dune.
A brief history of Dune: from novel to film
Conversations with Vinyl Collectors: Bear’s Den Records and Sheets of Sound
Al Rivera of Bear’s Den Records and Charlie Laureta of Sheets of Sound co-manage a vinyl records stall at the Legazpi Sunday Market in Makati. As individual enthusiasts and business partners, they’ve had their fair share of endearing and exciting collector’s stories, from discovering rare tracks to meeting their music heroes.
Marco Lobregat returns to his roots and shares his family’s culinary traditions
Looking to make traditional Spanish-Flipino cuisine? Marco Lobregat walks us through some of his family’s favorites and shows us how to prepare them.
THE MANTLE EDIT: A Fresh Restart
For this month’s edition of The MANTLE Edit, we’re looking at new beginnings, restarts, and upcoming launches that are keeping us up to speed across tech, fashion, beauty, entertainment, F&B, cars, and leisure.
To Fold and to Smoothen Creases: An artist processes loss and heals
Origami cranes carry tremendous emotional resonance—that of grief and sorrow, but also hope and peace amid tough times. The touching yet poignant Japanese tradition of folding a thousand cranes inspires Ryan Uy to pursue his own journey to healing.
Vittore Vintage Arsenal and the Art of Masterful Storytelling
Client meetings at Vittore Vintage Arsenal always start with a story, never a sale. Not only are their curated selections of vintage menswear dry goods steeped in history, but the founders themselves come with interesting tales to tell.
Midcentury Manila: The Collector as Curator
Midcentury Manila returns to the León Gallery to participate in the latter’s upcoming online auction this weekend. Collectors Ken and Isa Mishuku share their story about their journey leading to the auction, as well as some memorable moments with particular pieces up for bidding.