11 Ugly Things About Cebu
Cebu has its flaws. Flaws that we have to address, if we want to improve as a city.
We’re here to point them out in the hope that one day, we’ll be able to do something about it.
Ready for the ugly? Let’s go.
What Is It Really Like To Be A Barber?
This interview with neo-traditional barber Willow Hoods gives us a fresh and new perspective about the art of barbering.
What Is It Really Like To Be A Psychiatric Nurse?
Mental health is a big word. We’ve seen it making rounds in the internet and in the media. More TV shows, articles, books and movies are gravitating towards this topic— some to raise awareness, others to simply glamorize it.
The best people to give us a real glimpse about mental health are the ones who work closely with the patients themselves. What does it feel like to care for these kind of patients? Fayette tells us what it’s really like to be a psychiatric nurse.
What Is It Really Like To Be Part of A Jiu-jitsu Team?
Let’s be honest. When you were a kid, you dreamed of being a martial arts expert. Whether it was Jackie Chan movies, StreetFighter or some Japanese anime— at one point in your life, you wanted to bust out a martial arts move and whoop a bully’s ass. Then you grew up and realized that man, martial arts is hard.
What Is It Really Like to Be a Wedding Photographer?
Thanks to the ever-growing popularity of the digital format and social media, photography is more popular today that it ever was before. Literally anyone with a smartphone can call themselves “photographers” now. All it takes is a click, a pretty OOTD, a fancy filter and voila! You are now a photographer.
But is that all there is?
What Is It Really Like To Be A Make-Up Artist?
Women love makeup. It makes them pretty and this beauty inspires confidence. There’s just something about the right makeup that brings out the best in people— inside and out.
What does it take to inspire people through makeup? What does it take to be a professional make-up artist? Jhoane Florentino gives us a front-row seat in the world of beauty, art and believing in yourself.
This is How You Know You Grew up with Cebu
When I was younger, my father would take us on joyrides. The where didn’t matter. We drove anywhere and everywhere.
