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Parcinq Magazine
6 hours ago6 min read
That Boy, Jarren Garcia, is Making Sure He’s on His Own Pace
17 and 18—the ages where life feels like a giant question mark. Are you an adult? A teenager? Both? It’s like standing on a seesaw,...
Parcinq Magazine
6 days ago2 min read
Fil-Am Music Camp by US API Creative Collective Mono Stereo Groove on the Horizon with Kiana V, Tiana Kocher, SB19’s Pablo and more
Imagine this: SB19’s Pablo collaborating with Fil-Am creatives behind some of BTS’ biggest hits. Yes! 2025 is shaping up to be a...
Parcinq Magazine
Jan 152 min read
#PARCINQBEAUTY: BROWN UNIVERSITY
Class is officially in session at Brown University! Our latest beauty editorial celebrates Mocha Mousse, the 2025 Color of the Year, with...
Parcinq Magazine
Jan 152 min read
Streaming from Miles Away, Peter Embraces the Beauty of Making New Connections
The Philippines is a melting pot of cultures, not only a home to Filipinos but also to those who proudly identify as Filipino by blood....
Parcinq Magazine
Jan 141 min read
Vans Opens New Store at SM Mall of Asia, Featuring Limited Releases and Exclusive Apparel
Vans, the iconic action sports brand known for its commitment to creative expression and skateboarding, has opened a new store at SM Mall...
Parcinq Magazine
Jan 112 min read
Staying Real and Steady: KUMU Charmer Kent Gonzales Prioritizes What Matters in 2025
When most people are asked about other careers they’d pursue—besides being an actor, an idol, or social media personality—they might say...
Parcinq Magazine
Jan 91 min read
Mocha Mousse is 2025 Color of Comfort
Get ready to snuggle up! Pantone has just revealed PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse as the Color of the Year for 2025, and it's bringing all...
Parcinq Magazine
Dec 21, 20243 min read
Gab Lagman Keeps It Real on Reel, Life, and Chasing Dreams
M any of you may have heard the phrase ‘reel to real’ used when an actor's fictional persona becomes a little too real in life. But for...
Parcinq Magazine
Dec 20, 20241 min read
#PARCINQBEAUTY: Shibari
Beauty is Pain Kinbaku, the art which involves tying a person up in visually intricate patterns first appeared in the Edo Period (1600s...
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