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Katy Perry says one of the "best parts" of motherhood is feeding her daughter. The 'Dark Horse' hitmaker - who has Daisy Dove, eight months, with her fiancé Orlando Bloom - opened up about meal times with her little one, revealing it is her mother who inspired both her and Daisy's love of healthy eating. In a Tiny Kitchen promotional video, she said: "She loves her milks. She's had peas, she's had carrots, she's had squash. She just started eating oatmeal and it's all over her face this morning, that's the best part. And the noises that they make when they eat ... it's so cute. My mom was ...

SunStar March 05, 2021 MARCH. Davao would have been in a frenzy prepping for an important occasion, the Araw ng Dabaw. It's the 84th anniversary this year but the pandemic has halted the festivity -- for the second time. Did we stop celebrating? No. Araw ng Dabaw 2021 was unique. The city took the festivity from the streets to everyone's screens. The online party was celebrated in the comfort and safety of everyone's home. It was a challenge but the City Tourism Office, together with the events group of Zegen, was able to pull it off. The three-day digital celebration encapsulate...

The chicken sandwich wars have been extended to Valentine’s Day, as Uber Eats recently announced they teamed up with American Express and Fuku to delivery spic chicken sandwiched with love messages on the buns.

Share this article Valentine’s Day, the annual holiday devoted to lovers, crushes, Hinge dates and everything in between, is set to be celebrated later this month. And to show festive spirit, Amex, Uber Eats and Fuku have collaborated on a special spread entitled the “Rose Gold Meal” which features a gold-dusted spicy chicken sandwich that’s packaged with heartfelt accoutrement. For all you folks that reside in the Greater New York City and Los Angeles areas, you have the opportunity to order this heart-throbbing feast to your doorstep for $15 USD. In terms of the edible items, custom...

Life for Black entrepreneurs in the U.S. has changed drastically in the year 2020. For many, the harsh realities of the coronavirus pandemic have put a stop to business, leaving would-be customers in the house under quarantine and funds drying up. Black entrepreneurs already had it tough before coronavirus hit — so how will they survive now? While every Black business doesn’t have the luxury of servicing customers online, many are still powering through in the wake of the pandemic. With the holiday season upon us, theGrio has compiled a list of 100 Black-owned businesses where you can...