WFH during quarantine: DF Art Agency’s Derek Flores
BEFORE the quarantine, Derek Flores, artist manager (he handles artists like Andres Barrioquinto, Anna Bautista, and Angelo Quintos) and managing director of DF Art Agency Inc., would meet with artists to discuss future projects and exhibits (both local and abroad), attend art related events, meet with collectors, and regularly correspond with artists, galleries, and clients. Now that he is stuck at home like most everyone else, he is dealing with an occasionally poor Wi-Fi signal and cabin fever while trying to stay in touch.
HiPP looks to push further value of organic products to Filipinos
PRODUCTS free from harmful chemicals have made German brand HiPP one of the most trusted names in organic baby food for over a century now. And this focus on the value of going organic is what it wants to continue to push as it steadily builds its presence in the country.
Stuff to do at home (05/22/20)
The second episode of PETA’s Storytelling Sundays on May 24, 7 p.m., will feature Bodjie Pascua who will be reading Jeanette Patindol’s “Tight Times,” about how families cope during times of scarcity.
Personal SM shoppers and more on MyKuya
ON-DEMAND service app MyKuya announces that its users can now use the app to shop in SM Supermalls as quarantine measures “inspired [the company] to continue expanding its horizons for the comfort of the Filipino people,” a statement read.
Best wine movies to watch
By Sherwin A. Lao
The last two months of our quarantine, I am sure most of us stuck at home have done our share of movie bingeing. For a change, why not watch movies with wine themes?
Quarantine Cocktails
WITH liquor bans being eased in some cities (Quezon City, Pasay, Makati, and Taguig at our last count), we think it’s okay now to have a drink, or two, or four — provided one follows social distancing measures, meaning one should drink these following drink recipes only at home. You don’t have to be lonely — some have gone on to the video-conferencing app Zoom for “e-numans” (remote drinking parties).
WFH during the ECQ: Chocolatier Christian Valdes
WE as a species can live without chocolate — we simply refuse to live a life without it. Even at the height of wartime privation in the 1940s, governments somehow still deemed chocolate a necessity, and it was allowed in stores, even if the wartime bars were of lower quality. Chocolate found itself in soldier’s kits, to boost morale and to serve as emergency rations (those bars weren’t very good either, according to reports).
Home Dining (05/21/20)
SINCE you’re probably still staying at home, we cooked up a list of snacks to munch on and restaurants that are delivering their frozen and ready-to-eat meals right to your doorstep.
VLF 2020: Giving a voice to the Lumad community
A YOUNG student named Patrick got into trouble at his new school. Scared that he might face a sanction, he hides inside a dilapidated storage room. Titser Kit finds him there and helps him with the situation he is facing.
Mask in a restaurant? This one can gobble like Pac-Man
OR YEHUDA, Israel — Israeli inventors have developed a coronavirus mask with a remote control mouth that lets diners eat food without taking it off, a device they say could make a visit to a restaurant less risky.
Lockdown story time: Roald Dahl with Streep, Cumberbatch and more
LONDON — Stuck at home with the kids? Meryl Streep, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Cate Blanchett may be able to help.
WFH during the ECQ: Kumu’s Roland Ros
LIVE streaming company Kumu Holdings has been responding to a surge in demand for entertainment and online community spaces since the start of the enhanced community quarantine.