Julia Barretto on the Cover of Metro Magazine February 2014 Issue

Wazzup Pilipinas!

"Everything you need to know about the new season is in Metro's February Issue! On our cover is breakout star Julia Barretto, who is poised to conquer primetime with her upcoming TV series, Mira/Bella. Watch out for this issue in bookstores and newsstands this week! Photograph Melson Bolongaita. Makeup Robbie Pinera. Hair John Valle. Dress, Brian Evalle." - Metro Magazine

Admittedly the most stunning Barretto that ever come out from the clan. Though the sisters of Gretchen, Claudine, and Marjorie all deserved more than just a second look especially during their younger years, Julia is truly a breakout star.

With a very angelic face and the matching sophistication and gleaming aura, Julia deserves all her spots in magazine covers as she truly commands attention and admiration.

Metro Magazine never went wrong in selecting her as their February 2014 cover model.

ELC's 50th: Jacko Wacko Music Festival

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Join in the rave and party with Englicom Dlsu as they bring the kick start event for 2014 dubbed as ELC's 50th: Jacko Wacko Music Festival - The biggest, grandest and first ever music festival of De La Salle University-Manila filled with a variety of EDM, partying, food, merchandise vendors, game booths, inflatables, fashion shows, attractions, prizes and a whole lot more! 

All happening this January 25, 2014 at Circuit Makati from 3pm onwards.

Rave ’till you drop to the non-stop electronic dance music featuring three of the top performing DJs in town: Curse and Bless, Mecha and Kasty Lee! There will also be a fashion show with the cutest college faces, carnival-themed booths and rides, and tons of promos and freebies to be given away!

Jam for a Cause with Tao Aves and Ukulele Manila

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Make your Friday night count - join the Coffee AID Jam presented by Cordillera Coffee and Coffee AID - a night of homegrown music and homegrown coffee, featuring independent musician Tao Aves with special performances by ambassadors from Ukulele Manila.

Learn more about Coffee AID’s fair trade advocacy and how you can help support local coffee growers. The event is also the perfect time to sign up as a volunteer for their outreach activities like coffee tree-planting, harvest and processing, as well as community workshops.

The event is free, but proceeds of the day's sales will go to the Coffee AID workshop fund for the children of coffee farmers, so everyone is encouraged to try as many coffee concoctions possible. Proudly a homegrown cafe, they only serve 100% fair trade, organically-grown coffee direct from the farmers in Benguet.