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DOH: PH now low-risk for COVID-19
Following a surge in cases brought by the more transmissible Delta variant, the Philippines is now classified as “low-risk” for COVID-19, the Department of Health (DOH) said on Monday.
Nas Academy apologizes to Apo Whang-Od; contract declared void
Online learning platform Nas Academy formally reconciled with traditional tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od and the indigenous community in Tinglayan, Kalinga, following its controversy back in August.
Ed Sheeran tests positive for COVID-19
Ed Sheeran announced on Sunday that he unfortunately got infected with COVID-19.
Kris Aquino announces engagement to Mel Senen Sarmiento
Queen of all Media Kris Aquino on Sunday evening, Oct. 24 surprised fans and followers after she announced her engagement to former politician Mel Senen Sarmiento.
Actor who played Gunther in FRIENDS, dies of cancer
James Michael Tyler, the actor who starred as Gunther on hit TV sitcom FRIENDS, passed away Sunday morning after battling with cancer. He was 59.
DOH: COVID-19 Delta subvariant not yet in PH
The Department of Health (DOH) announced that the new Delta COVID-19 subvariant is not yet present in the Philippines.
Vaccination required for workers in restos, spas —Bello
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III clarified that vaccination is not required for all employees, except for those working in businesses such as restaurants and spas.
"GROW UP. Ang tatanda nyo na" —Kylie Padilla claps back at Cristy Fermin
Fed up with malicious accusations thrown at her, Kylie Padilla lashed back at veteran showbiz host Cristy Fermin.
‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ Receives Comedy Spin-off Series
Details such as premiere date and other casts members are yet to be announced.
Wedding bells a-ringing! Carla Abellana, Tom Rodriguez look chic and in love in prenup shots
In-demand wedding photographer Pat Dy and his team shared some of Carla Abellana and Tom Rodriguez’s pictures from their countryside romance-themed prenup shoot.
PH records lowest COVID-19 reproduction number in 3 months — OCTA
The seven-day average daily cases in the country decreased to 6,416, with a reproduction number of 0.55, the lowest number since late July, an OCTA research fellow reported Thursday, October 21.
Rough-toothed dolphins spotted for the first time in Sarangani Bay
The first sighting of Rough-toothed dolphins in Sarangani Bay was recorded by PAMO-SBPS during its team’s recent marine mammal monitoring in the bay.
#Undas2021: All cemeteries closed from Oct. 29 to Nov. 2
For the second time around, cemeteries will be closed during Undas.
Cusi: Sara Duterte not running under PDP-Laban
It’s clear that Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio will not be running under the ruling party, PDP-Laban, Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi said, clearing speculations that she is the party’s substitute presidential candidate.
U.S FDA prepares to allow ‘mix and match’ of COVID vaccine boosters
The mixing and matching of vaccine boosters will soon be approved by the U.S FDA.
PH records 4,496 new COVID-19 cases as labs fail to send data
The Department of Health (DOH) logged only 4,496 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, October 19. This is the lowest number in three months, as seven laboratories were unable to submit data.
Adele Returns With Her Latest Single, “Easy On Me”
The official music video for Easy On Me amassed a total of 18 million views on YouTube within 10 hours of its release.
New ‘The Batman’ Trailer Unveiled in DC FanDome Virtual Event
The Batman is now set to premiere in March 2022.
Black Adam film set to star Dwayne Johnson
The filming for Black Adam ended up in July 2021 and is set for release in July 2022.
PH named Asia's top beach, diving destination in World Travel Awards
For the fifth time, the Philippines has been named Asia’s leading beach and diving destination in the 2021 World Travel Awards.
Pinoys may soon catch the newest Marvel films on the big screen
Marvel fans are up for a treat as the most anticipated Marvel titles are soon landing on the Philippines’ big screens.
If elected president, Bato will protect Duterte, himself vs ICC investigation
Should he win in the 2022 national elections, Presidential candidate Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa said he will protect himself and President Rodrigo Duterte against the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation on the alleged abuses that happened during the administration’s drug war.
Marvel pushes back release dates for Black Panther, Doctor Strange, Thor sequels
Release dates of some films in Marvel’s upcoming 2022 slate have been moved.
Alex Gonzaga opens up about miscarriage
Actress and social media personality Alex Gonzaga on Sunday night shared to her followers that she and her husband, Mikee Morada, lost their first baby to miscarriage.
TUCP condemns ‘no vax, no pay’ scheme
Labor group Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) slammed some employers for delaying the salary of their workers who are not yet vaccinated against COVID-19.
WATCH: 'The Batman' unveils action and explosion-filled trailer
"What's Black and Blue... and Dead all over?" The main trailer for the most awaited 'The Batman' film is here.
Bongbong should not apologize for father's sins, says Tulfo
"Kasalanan nung tatay, bakit magiging kasalanan ng anak?" Tulfo asked.
La Niña season officially begins—PAGASA
The Habagat season has officially ended and La Niña has started, the state weather agency announced on Friday.
Pacquiao says to review Marcoses’ ill-gotten wealth if elected president
If he is elected president in the upcoming 2022 national elections, Senator Manny Pacquiao said he will review the cases related to the Marcoses’ ill-gotten wealth.
From foes to allies? Binay, Trillanes team up under Robredo-Pangilinan's Senatorial slate
Binay and Trillanes? Gordon and De Lima?
Dominique Cojuangco, Gretchen Barretto and Tony Boy Cojuangco's daughter, gets engaged
The wedding bells are ringing for Dominique and Michael!
Vaccination of minors kickstarts Oct. 15
The pilot vaccination of minors against Covid-19 begins Friday, Oct. 15.
“Cowboy Bebop" Anime Coming to Netflix Before Live-Action Adaptation
The 1988 classic anime series Cowboy Bebop is coming to Netflix on October 21.
Duque concerned over lifting of quarantine requirements for fully vaxxed travelers
Health secretary Francisco Duque said that eliminating the quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated travellers arriving in the Philippines is a cause of concern, noting that he was not consulted in the implementation of the new policy.
2.2 million Pinoys receive national IDs, PSA reports
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reports that it has so far distributed over two million national IDs.
Maring death toll rises to 30
At least 30 people were killed when Severe Tropical Storm Maring (Kompasu) battered Northern Luzon.
UNICEF pushes Philippines to boost vaccinations on children
In efforts to avoid an even bigger crisis, the UNICEF urged the Philippines to expand its immunization efforts on children.
Solon files bill banning substitution for withdrawn electoral candidates
Deputy speaker and Cagayan De Oro Representative Rufus Rodriguez officially filed a bill to ban the substitution of electoral candidates who voluntarily withdrew their candidacies.
Quarantine no longer required for fully vaccinated travelers
Fully vaccinated travelers coming from “green lanes” can now skip facility-based quarantine upon their arrival in the Philippines, Malacañang said Wednesday, October 14.
Adele's new album '30' is arriving on November 19
British singer Adele has revealed the details of her highly anticipated fourth album, her first-ever comeback for almost six years.
Cinemas, theme parks to finally re-open in the Philippines
The national pandemic task force decided to ease the Alert Level status of Metro Manila.
Updated quarantine classifications in the Philippines for October 16-31, 2021
Malacañang on Wednesday, October 13 announced the updated quarantine classifications in different Philippine provinces for October 16 to 31.
Comelec: Placeholders not automatically nuisance candidates
The Commission on Elections (comelec) cleared on Wednesday, October 13 that placeholder bets of political parties are not automatically considered nuisance candidates in 2022 national elections.
Ellen Adarna, Derek Ramsey drop intimate prenup shots
We can definitely hear the wedding bells ringing!
‘Scream’ 2022 trailer is here: Ghostface is back after 10 years
Do you like scary movies? Ghostface is back after 10 years, and more than ready to hear more SCREAMS.
First set of trains for PNR Clark Phase 1 to arrive in PH before holidays
The first set of trains for PNR Clark Phase 1 are expected to arrive in the Philippines before Christmas.
NCR cemeteries to close from October 29 to November 2
All 17 mayors of the cities in Metro Manila agreed to close cemeteries, memorial parks, and columbaria in the region from October 29 to November 2, the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) confirmed.
Noli de Castro backs out of Senate race
Former vice president Noli de Castro officially backed out from the May 2022 Senatorial race on Wednesday, Oct. 13.
BLACKPINK Lisa Takes Two Guinness World Records
he also beat the record set by her fellow BLACKPINK member Rosé for most-viewed YouTube music video in 24 hours by a solo K-pop artist.
#MaringPh now out of PAR; leaves 9 dead
Severe Tropical Storm MARING continues to move away from the country.
PH birth rate drop amid pandemic, lowest in 34 years
In contrary to the projected rise in birth rate when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, data showed different results.
Lakas-CMD Party admits president, VP candidates are ‘placeholders’
An official from Lakas-CMD admitted that the candidates who filed certificates of candidacy (COC) under the party are just placeholders.
Metro Manila to implement shorter curfew hours
Metro Manila will be observing shorter curfew hours beginning Wednesday, October 13, Metro Manila Council chaIr Edwin Olivarez confirmed.
Bato dela Rosa willing to give up presidential bid if Sara Duterte decides to run
Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa said he is willing to withdraw from the presidential race in case Mayor Sara Duterte decides to bid for the chief executive position in the 2022 national elections.
Palace congratulates Maria Ressa for winning Nobel Peace Prize
President Rodrigo Duterte has congratulated Maria Ressa for winning the Nobel Peace prize, three days after the Filipino journalist received the historic win.
PH receives 918k US-donated Pfizer vaccines
The Philippines received a total of 918,450 doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine through the COVAX Facility on Sunday, October 10.
Access to a safe and clean environment now a human right
As an additional effort to fight against climate change and its catastrophic consequences, the United Nations has declared a historic breakthrough for human rights.
WandaVision Spin-off Series Reportedly in Production
The Disney+ series is reported to have a spin-off series in the works, set to follow the nosy neighbor and sinister witch, Agatha Harkness.
Willie Revillame Will Not Be Running in 2022 Elections
He said that he will continue to serve the public through his program.
Leni Robredo bares initial senatorial slate
Presidential aspirant Leni Robredo revealed some of the senatorial candidates running alongside her in the upcoming 2022 national elections.
WATCH: Resident Evil movie reboot trailer explores the ‘origin of evil’ in Raccoon City
Are you ready to witness the beginning of evil? The new trailer for the Resident Evil reboot welcomes you to Raccoon City, the place where it all began.
Mayor Sara Duterte remains firm on re-election bid
Sara Duterte-Carpio is standing firm on her decision to seek re-election as Davao City mayor, disappointing her supporters who are appealing for her to run for president in the 2022 national elections.
PH receives over 797K doses of Pfizer jabs
The Philippines has received a total of 797,940 doses of life-saving, U.S-made COVID-19 vaccine jabs produced by Pfizer-BioNTech.
Netflix to Edit 'Squid Game' Phone Number After Owner Receives A Prank Calls From Fans
Little did they know that the number’s prefix would automatically be added when dialed.
Justin Bieber Partners With Palms Premium, Launches Own Cannabis-Based Products
Bieber did say, "I got my peaches out in Georgia."
Bam Aquino forgoes senate bid to be Robredo’s campaign manager
Former Senator Bam Aquino set aside his candidacy for senator to serve as the campaign manager of Vice President Leni Robredo who earlier confirmed her bid for the presidency in 2022 polls.
Kiko Pangilinan is Robredo’s running mate in 2022 elections
Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, president of the Liberal Party, is Leni Robredo’s vice presidential running mate in the 2022 national elections.
FDA seeks DOH’s opinion on use of at-home COVID test kits
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it has asked the Department of Health (DOH) about the use of self-administered COVID-19 test kits.
Celebs post "Pink" photos as VP Leni announce presidential bid
“On Thursday, we wear pink.”
Meet the first 3 celebrity housemates of PBB Season 10
Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Season 10 officially welcomes its first three celebrity housemates!
Nikkei Asia: Philippines falls at the bottom of COVID-19 recovery ranking
Out of 121 countries, the Philippines ranked last in Nikkei Asia’s COVID-19 Recovery Index as of September 30.
Leni Robredo is running for President
Will the "busy-presidente", as her supporters call her, be the next Philippine President?
Emergency alert system used for BBM campaign ad
As former senator Bongbong Marcos was filing his certificate of candidacy (COC) afternoon of Wednesday, October 6, mobile users at Sofitel Harbor Garden received an emergency alert warning containing a campaign ad for the president wannabe.
Arci Muñoz receives special recognition award from Philippine Air Force
The Philippine Air Force bestowed Sergeant Arci Muñoz with a special recognition, and extended their gratitude to the actress-model for rendering services to the forces.
Pilot face-to-face classes begins Nov 15 —DepEd
The pilot testing of in-person classes will start on November 15, the Department of Education (DepEd) announced Wednesday.
Adele is coming back with new single, “Easy On Me”
British singer Adele is returning to the music scene with a brand new song.
Robin Padilla chooses politics; to run for Senator in #Election2022
He has chosen “politika” over “pelikula”.
Billie Eilish to Headline 2022 Glastonbury Music Festival
The festival is set to be held from June 22 to June 26 in 2022.
Pulse Asia: Duterte approval rating plummets in September 2021 survey
President Rodrigo Duterte’s approval rating in handling several national issues saw a significant drop according to the latest Pulse Asia survey released on Tuesday, October 5.
Doctor develops VCO-lagundi relief spray for symptomatic COVID patients
A doctor from Laguna has developed an all-organic oral and nasal spray that has the potential to provide relief to symptomatic COVID-19 patients.
Bongbong Marcos announces presidential campaign
Will the Philippines have another Marcos as a President?
Duterte to prepare defense vs ICC probe
President Rodrigo Duterte said he will be preparing his defense for the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation on the human rights violations committed during his administration’s controversial war on drugs.
Gadon eyes Senate seat anew
Lawyer Larry Gadon will once again aim for a seat in the Philippine Senate.
Japan turns over rescue vehicles to PH, pledges to continue disaster relief support
During the ceremonial turnover of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HA/DR) equipment, Japan vowed it will continue supporting the Philippines in its disaster relief efforts.
Galvez: PH to buy 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses in 2022
The Philippines is planning to procure up to 100 million more doses of COVID-19 vaccines next year, vaccine czar Carlito Galvez said Monday.
PH to procure 6M doses of 'single-shot' J&J COVID jabs
The Philippines will secure 6 million doses of the U.S.-developed single-shot Johnson and Johnson (J&J) Janssen vaccine against COVID-19.
Northern Palawan areas remain under signal no. 1 due to Tropical Depression “LANNIE”
The areas of concern are El Nido, Taytay, Dumaran, Araceli, including Calamian Islands.
LOOK: This museum in Indonesia is made from plastic bottles and bags to highlight the ocean plastics crisis
The museum has over 10,000 plastic waste items, all collected from polluted rivers and beaches.
Veteran photojournalist Recto Mercene passes away at 77
Recto Mercene, a well-known photojournalist and reporter, passed away in his sleep on October 2, Saturday. He was 77.
Isko Moreno officially files COC for president
Manila City Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso filed his certificate of candidacy for president in the upcoming 2022 national elections.
Cebu’s Tracy Maureen Perez wins Miss World Philippines 2021
Another Cebuana takes home one of the most coveted titles in the world of pageantry!
LPA off Surigao City intensifies into tropical depression "Lannie"
Tropical depression Lannie is the 12th recorded tropical storm this year.
WATCH: TWICE invites fans to a prom in MV for English single "The Feels"
TWICE got all the feels. Did you?
Rowan Atkinson, Olivia Colman, Sally Hawkins join Timothée Chalamet in Warner Bros' "Wonka"
More stars join Timothée Chalamet in the reboot film about the famous candyman, Willy Wonka.
President Duterte says no to COVID-19 booster shots
President Rodrigo Duterte voiced out his dismay that there are people who are still not contented after receiving two vaccine doses against COVID-19
More Moderna, Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses arrive in PH
More vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer arrived in the country as part of the national government’s continuous efforts to reduce the risks of COVID surges, especially in the face of the more threatening Delta variant.
Lito Atienza is Pacquiao's running mate
In a move that surprised many, House Deputy Speaker Lito Atienza is running for vice president in the 2022 elections.
Fast facts about Miss Universe Philippines 2021 Beatrice Luigi Gomez
Miss Cebu City Beatrice Luigi Gomez has been crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2021. She will represent the country in the 70th Miss Universe to be held at Eilat, Israel this December.
1Sambayan endorses Leni Robredo as presidential candidate
A day before the filing of certificates of candidacy, opposition coalition 1Sambayan officially endorsed Vice President Leni Robredo as its presidential bet in the 2022 national elections.
Japan to begin clinical trials of COVID nasal spray vaccine
Clinical trials on the Shionogi-developed nasal spray vaccine that could 'shut door' on COVID-19 are underway.
Philippines is the worst place to be in pandemic — Bloomberg
The Philippines placed at the bottom of Bloomberg’s Covid Resilience Ranking published on September 28, making it the worst place to be amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Check This Out: Kim Kardashian’s epic 2021 Met Gala outfit can be your next Halloween costume
Of course, we all kind of expected it’s going to be one of the hottest Halloween costume inspirations of 2021.
“Not my job” - LeBron James on Advocating For Getting Vaccinated
He mentioned that he was very skeptical of the COVID-19 vaccine before he researched about it.
Pacquiao officially bids boxing goodbye
Manny Pacquiao is officially hanging up his boxing gloves.
Thailand to welcome more fully-vaccinated tourists starting October
More famous tourist spots in Thailand will gradually open as part of the country’s plans to bring back its once-lively tourism industry.
Sara Duterte top pick for president; Tulfo, Cayetano for senator— Survey
The latest Pulse Asia Survey results released on Wednesday, September 29 show that Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio remains the top pick to succeed his father as president of the Philippines.
Live audience allowed in Miss Universe Philippines 2021 coronation night
For the first time since the pandemic, a live audience will be allowed to exclusively witness the coronation of the new Miss Universe Philippines queen.
Comelec extends voter registration until end of October
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has granted the request of lawmakers in the House and Senate to extend the September 30 voter registration deadline.
Kuya Kim is going Kapuso
Kapamilya no more? It seems like ABS-CBN’s weather anchor and host Kuya Kim is transferring networks.
Philippines to start vaccinating general public in October
The Philippine government has approved the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to the general public, including minors, beginning October, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said on Tuesday.
This university in Canada offers classes on legendary rap, R&B icons Drake and The Weeknd
The class is in session about the Drake and The Weeknd.
Pfizer begins large trial on oral drug that can prevent COVID-19 infection
In Pfizer Inc’s continued efforts to reduce the impact of COVID-19, the wonder pill can help prevent COVID-19 infection in its early stages.
Lea Salonga to star in HBO Max's 'Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin'
Acclaimed Filipino Broadway star Lea Salonga has been selected to play an iconic role in the upcoming HBO Max series, “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin.”
Comelec likely to extend voter registration
After months of refusal, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said it’s likely to extend the voter registration for a month until October 31.
Pfizer begins large trial on oral drug that can prevent COVID-19 infection
In Pfizer Inc’s continued efforts to reduce the impact of COVID-19, the wonder pill can help prevent COVID-19 infection in its early stages.
The house that inspired "The Conjuring" is up for sale for $1.2M or over 61M pesos
If you’re a huge fan of “The Conjuring” franchise and you have over 60 million pesos to spare, then maybe you’d love to be the next owner of the real-life “The Conjuring” house.
Senate passes bill raising age of sexual consent to 16
The Senate gave its final nod to a bill criminalizing a sexual act between an adult and a minor 16 years old and below.
Trillanes gives Robredo until Oct 8 to decide before filing presidential candidacy
Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV said he will pursue his bid for the presidency if Vice President Leni Robredo fails to decide by noon of October 8, the last day of filing of the certificate of candidacy.
This university in Canada offers classes on legendary rap, R&B icons Drake and The Weeknd
The class is in session about the Drake and The Weeknd.
DepEd: Teachers in pilot in-person classes should be fully vaccinated
Backpedaling from its previous statement, the Department of Education (DepEd) said on Monday that teachers and other school personnel participating in the pilot face-to-face classes should be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
“Paalam, Mama:” Yeng Constantino mourns death of mother
Singer-hitmaker Yeng Constantino bid farewell to her mother through a series of photos she posted on her social media Sunday night.
Robredo still pursuing opposition unity for 2022 elections
Vice President Leni Robredo is still hoping to unify the opposition for the 2022 national elections, noting she will decide on her electoral plans by October 8, the last day of filing of certificate of candidacy.
Cebu City eyes fully reopening tourism by end of October
Tourists may visit Cebu’s famous spots again by the end of October.
Senate transfers Pharmally Director to Pasay City Jail
Earlier, committee members have been angry at the Pharmally executive for being "evasive" during hearings.
Carlo Aquino almost became part of "Squid Game"
Filipino actor Carlo Aquino almost became part of the hit Korean series “Squid Game” but failed to make it due to travel restrictions.
DOH says ‘good condition’ face shields given to medical workers
Vergeire that it may not be dangerous to use expired face shields but health workers should only utilize equipment that are proven protective.
DICT distributes 138,000 digital COVID-19 vaccine certificates
It will soon be released as a mobile app.
Pharmally employee reveals firm changed expiry dates of face shields
The witness said that the face shields were being repackaged without using gloves and some are dented and dirty.
Weekender Jam: 8 K-Pop B-Side Tracks Worth Adding To Your Playlist
Whatever flavor suits your taste in music, these B-side tracks from various K-Pop artists are definitely worth the space in your playlist!
1Sambayan to declare presidential candidate on Sept 30
Opposition coalition 1Sambayan will announce its presidential bet on September 30, its lead convenor former Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio said.
Carlos Yulo bags two medals in All Japan Gymnastics Competition
Bringing home not just one, but two medals at an All-Japan Gymnastics stint, Yulo is back in his feet and is up to redeem himself of his title following his shaky performance at the Tokyo Olympics
JV Ejercito announces senatorial bid
Former senator JV Ejercito, during an online conference on Friday, September 24, confirmed his bid for the Senate in the upcoming 2022 elections.
ENHYPEN's Ni-ki wows fans with new hairstyle for 'Dimension : Dilemma'
For ENHYPEN’s upcoming comeback, Ni-ki graces Engenes with a brand new hairstyle, which he totally rocked without any doubts!
Latest SWS Survey shows drop in Duterte's satisfaction rating
The Social Weather Station (SWS) survey on Thursday, September 23 released three different surveys conducted in November 2020, May 2021, and June 2021.
How Workplace Security Makes a Difference in Business
Next to home, the workplace is perhaps where we spend most of our time. It’s a place of growth, productivity, and relationship-building that’s why keeping it safe and secure should be a top priority for any company.
Quiboloy to run for President if no candidate is strong enough to replace Duterte
Quiboloy for President?
PAGASA: 5 to 8 ‘destructive' tropical cyclones may enter PH from October to December
Before the year ends, the country may expect five to eight more cyclones to enter the country.
Sen. Trillanes urges VP Leni to decide on 2022 plans; says Magdalo is ready to fill gap if she won't run
Senator Antonio Trillanes IV on Thursday, September 23 called on Vice President Leni Robredo to decide immediately whether she’ll run for president or not.
DILG wants vaccination cards to be worn like IDs
An official from the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) suggested wearing vaccination cards like office or school IDs when leaving the house to easily identify vaccinated individuals.
Fantastic Beasts 3 gets official title, release date; Here’s what we know so far!
Mark your calendars! The third Fantastic Beasts movie is finally dropping on April 2022!
Neri Colmenares to run for senator in 2022
Former Bayan Muna party list representative Neri Colmenares confirmed on Thursday, September 23, his plans to vie for a seat in the Senate in the 2022 national elections.
Immigration on the lookout for Julian Ongpin
Julian Ongpin, the last companion of late artist Bree Jonson who was found unconscious in a hostel in La Union, has been included in the Bureau of Immigration’s lookout bulletin.
Gabbi Garcia still open to joining pageant scene, says she's just 'waiting for the right time'
“I’m just waiting for the right time.” Gabbi Garcia says her dreams and desires to join a beauty pageant are still there, but she’s waiting for the right time to do so.
US to donate 500 million more COVID-19 vaccines
The United States is planning to provide 500 million more doses of COVID-19 vaccines to countries across the world.
The world's whitest paint could both save energy and fight global warming
Who would’ve thought that white paint could get any whiter?
Duterte at UNGA: UN needs to reform itself
In a pre-recorded speech at the 76th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said the global organization has been “inadequate” and needs reformation.
Nash Aguas to run as Cavite councilor; Jolo Revilla as 1st district rep
Former child actor Nash Aguas has officially entered politics and will be running for Councilor in Cavite.
PNP offers police camps as vaccination sites for adolescents aged 12 to 17
According to PNP Chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar, the use of police camps and other facilities for the vaccination of PNP personnel’s minor dependents could help decongest local governments’ vaccination sites.
Duterte tells DOH to investigate into Red Cross 'false positive' COVID-19 results
The RT-PCR tests are known as the "gold standard," but locals and international experts say no test is 100% accurate.
The Peninsula Manila named among world's best hotels
Making it to the cut in the much-coveted list, with the title of being among the best, comes from The Peninsula Manila’s 45 years of commitment, heritage, and service.
US to open up for fully vaccinated visitors
The United States announced its plans to welcome fully vaccinated individuals to enter the country beginning November, easing the travel restrictions placed since last year.
CHR chair to Bato: No death penalty in ICC
Commission on Human Rights (CHR) chair Chito Gascon on Monday assured Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa that there is no death penalty in the International Criminal Courts (ICC).
Over 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses expected to arrive in PH by end of October
As the vaccination program by the national government continues its rollout, the country is expecting to receive over 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine by the end of October.
Online Kopyahan: DepEd vows not to tolerate cheating
The Department of Education (DepEd) has vowed to investigate the Online Kopyahan Facebook group where students share answer keys to modules and exams amid the blended and distance learning setup.
UK’s Princess Beatrice gives birth to baby girl
Princess Beatrice delightfully shared in a tweet the ‘safe arrival’ of their daughter on Saturday, September 18, 2021.
LIST: Emmy Awards 2021 winners in key categories
From “The Queen’s Gambit,” “The Crown,” to “Ted Lasso,” the shows that took the world by a whirlwind have been recognized at the 2021 Emmy Awards.
Duterte to address UN General Assembly 2021
President Rodrigo Duterte will speak at the High-Level General Debate in the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Malacañang confirmed Sunday.
Basketball sensation Kai Sotto bonds with Filipinos in Australia
Ahead of his upcoming National Basketball League (NBL) this coming November, Kai Sotto was welcomed by some of the Filipinos in Australia.
John Lapus throws shade on Twitter: "Mga bakla! Wag kalimutan, sinabihan tayo nyan ng 'Masahol pa sa Hayop'"
Filipino actor, host, and comedian John "Sweet" Lapus on Sunday, September 19 reminded their fellow LGBTQ+ members to not forget the time when they were deemed as worse than animals.
Miss Universe Philippines 2021 coronation night postponed, other activity dates moved
The new date for the coronation night of the new Miss Universe Philippines will soon be announced by the Miss Universe Philippines Organization.
Baguio extends ban on non-essential travelers until Sept. 26
Due to the continuous rise of COVID-19 cases in Baguio City, the famous mountain city tourist spot will still bar the entry of leisure travelers until 26th of September.
LOOK: First Jollibee in Spain to open this week
The first Jollibee in Spain is ready to serve its famous Chickenjoy to the locals of Madrid starting this week!
VP Robredo suggests gov't to launch free COVID-19 testing sites
As per the US nonprofit Covid Act Now, 20% rate is at a critical level while a rate of below 3% indicates there is regular testing.
Pacquiao announces presidential bid in 2022 elections
Senator Manny Pacquiao has announced that he will be running for president in the 2022 elections.
DOH reminds hospitals to submit data daily
On Saturday, the DOH recorded 23,134 new infections — the 2nd highest single-day tally since the 1st case appeared in the country.
PAGASA says LPA to pour over southern Luzon, VisMin
Metro Manila will experience partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rain showers or thunderstorm.
DOH shuts down rumors on buying ‘almost expired' COVID-19 test kits
The agency said that the procured test kits were almost the same as WHO’s standards and passed the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine's evaluation.
DOH reiterates: Ivermectin not recommended for COVID-19 treatment
The Department of Health (DOH) still does not recommend the use of veterinary anti-parasitic drug ivermectin to treat COVID-19, Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said Friday.
PH places 4 countries on COVID-19 red list
The Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) updated the list of countries included in the Philippines’ COVID-19 Red List, adding Grenada, Papua New Guinea, Serbia, and Slovenia, Malacañang announced Friday.
Jimmy Bondoc assumes post as PAGCOR's new board member
Singer Jimmy Bondoc (James Patrick Bondoc in real life) took an oath as a new member of the board of directors of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor).
Sara Duterte to seek reelection as Davao City mayor
Sara Duterte-Carpio will be running for reelection as Davao City mayor in the upcoming 2022 elections, her spokesperson, Liloan Mayor Christina Frasco, confirmed on Thursday.
UNICEF: Reopen schools as soon as possible
UNICEF has called to end the 18-month school closure as some 77 million students remain outside of the classroom at the beginning of another academic year.
SpaceX launches Inspiration4, the world’s first all-civilian flight to orbit
SpaceX has successfully launched the first all-civilian mission to the earth’s orbit, marking a huge step for mankind and civilian space flights.
Mayor Duterte calls for "strongest support" to her father's VP campaign
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio on Wednesday, September 15 called for the “strongest support” to the vice presidential candidacy of her father, President Rodrigo Roa Duterte.
Martial Law Museum to Toni G: Interview victims instead
The Ateneo Martial Law Museum invited host and TV personality Toni Gonzaga to interview the victims and surviving families of the Martial Law regime, after her interview with former senator Bongbong Marcos received backlash from netizens.
Panelo to ICC: "Nilalabag nila ang ating karapatan"
Chief presidential legal counsel Salvador Panelo on Thursday, September 16 maintained that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has no jurisdiction over the Philippines. Panelo cited the country’s withdrawal from the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the ICC, in March 2019.
Diokno to bid for senate seat again in 2022
Human rights lawyer Chel Diokno confirmed that he is running for senator in the 2022 elections.
AFP spox assures people in PH are "protected and kept safe" from terror threats
The AFP assured Filipinos and non-residents are 'kept safe and protected' against possible terror threats.
"Pusong Bato" composer Renee "Alon" dela Rosa passes away; family demands accountability after disregard by hospitals
Singer-songwriter Renee “Alon” dela Rosa, known for his hit composition “Pusong Bato,” has passed away on Wednesday, September 15.
Ilocos Norte: Marcos vs Fariñas in 2022?
Sandro Marcos officially announced his bid for a congressional seat to represent Ilocos Norte’s first district and he is expected to go against incumbent Congresswoman Ria Fariñas.
ICYMI: The first official trailer for 'Hawkeye' series is here!
The most-awaited trailer for the newest Disney+ series, 'Hawkeye,' is finally here!
Sandro Marcos, eldest son of Bongbong Marcos, announces candicacy for Ilocos Norte 1st district representative
Former Senator Bongbong Marcos’ son enters politics.
Intramuros in Manila to reopen starting Sept. 16
The Department of Tourism announced its plans to reopen the cultural and heritage site of Intramuros in Manila starting September 16.
UP Diliman execs oppose Roque’s ILC nomination
The University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman Executive Committee expressed its opposition to Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque’s nomination to a United Nations (UN) body.
Japan embassy in Ph confirms terror attack warning in Ph, 5 other SEA countries
In case you missed it, the Japanese Embassy in Manila confirmed that Tokyo has received an intelligence report about a possible terror attack in the Philippines and five other Southeast Asian countries.
The Rise of Sports Tourism in the Philippines
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Sundown 2 is coming soon; new artists and jams are on the way!
You can certainly look forward to new local indie artists who are ready to serve new and feature-worthy songs!
Fully vaccinated Filipinos reach 17 million
Over 17 million Filipinos are now fully immunized against COVID-19, Malacañang confirmed Tuesday, September 14.
IATF: Close contacts should still complete 14-day quarantine regardless of vaccination status, negative test
Under the new alert level systems, minimum health protocols, as well as standard quarantine measures will still be strictly imposed and observed.
‘I will campaign against you’: Duterte chides Gordon anew
Adding fuel to the fire, President Rodrigo Duterte berated Senator Richard Gordon anew, saying he will campaign against the senator should he run for office in the 2022 national elections.
Sen. Manny Pacquiao files P100 million cyberlibel case VS "Appointed Son of God" Pastor Apollo Quiboloy
Boxing champ turned senator Manny Pacquiao on Tuesday, September 14 filed a cyber libel case against Kingdom of Jesus Christ church leader Pastor Apollo Quiboloy for spreading “fabricated” claims against him.
Metro Manila under alert level 4 beginning Sept 16
Metro Manila will be placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) alert level 4 starting Thursday, September 16, as the Philippines pilot tests its new COVID-19 lockdown scheme.
The oldest person in the Philippines just turned 124 years old
Born on September 11, 1897, Lola Isca who just recently turned 124 years old is claimed as the oldest living Filipino!
Here's what you need to know about the Covid-19 alert level system in Metro Manila
Interior Secretary Eduardo Año on Tuesday, September 14 announced that Metro Manila will be under general community quarantine (GCQ) with alert level 4 when the pilot implementation of the alert level system in the capital starts on Thursday September 16.
Toni Gonzaga trends after interview with Bongbong Marcos
Actress and social media personality Toni Gonzaga trended on Twitter Monday, September 13 after her interview with former Senator Bongbong Marcos.
DENR wants P1.6-B budget for Manila Bay Rehab Project
More funds for the Manila Bay Rehab Project.
Leaker of video of Roque berating doctors liable for "revealing public secrets," says him
Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque on Monday, September 13 said that the leaker of the viral video of him berating doctors is liable for “revealing public secrets.”
Enrollment open until September 30 — DepEd
The Department of Education (DepEd) is opening school enrollment until September 30 to top the number of enrollees last school year, the agency announced on the first day of classes on Monday, September 30.
CHED requests Duterte to extend F2F classes to other degree programs
Meanwhile, there are only 1,048 authorized faculty members with 1,003 have been vaccinated.
Former Miss Universe Philippines Shamcey Supsup recovers from COVID-19
Despite being fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Miss Universe 2011-turned National director Shamcey Supsup-Lee recounted her experience in unexpectedly catching the illness.
This 16-year-old Pinay karter represents PH & Asia in prestigious FIA Girls on Track Rising Stars program
Bianca Bustamante, a 16-year-old Filipina racer, is steering her way to the international circuit!
DOH reports 640 new Delta variant COVID-19 cases
On Monday, September 13, the Department of Health (DOH) logged 640 fresh cases of the more transmissible Delta COVID-19 variant, raising the total infections to 2,708.
Duterte threatens to stop gov’t businesses with Philippine Red Cross
Duterte earlier accused Gordon of using its funds for his electoral campaigns and asked the COA to audit the PRC.
Vaccination card, negative COVID-19 test not needed for voting
Funds for the COVID-19 are still unknown.
Lumpiang Shanghai is the best Filipino food —Taste Atlas
A must-have in every Filipino celebration, lumpiang shanghai proved to be a favorite not only among Pinoys but also worldwide cuisine critics.
DepEd: Enrollees in public, private schools reach over 21 million
The Department of Education sees a ‘very good trend’ in enrollment in the second year of distance learning as the number of students enrolled has reached 21.9 million, 83.6 percent out of the 26 million total enrollment in 2020.
New lockdown system to have only 2 quarantine classifications
Per the guidelines approved by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF), the national capital region (NCR) will have only two quarantine classifications under the new lockdown system: ECQ or GCQ, Malacañang said Friday.
Spox. Roque slammed for berating doctors; health worker group, personalities calls for his resignation
Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque trends on Friday, September 10 after a video of him berating doctors during a pandemic meeting last Tuesday surfaced online.
WATCH: Warner Bros. drops official trailer for "The Matrix: Resurrections"
After 18 years since the last Matrix film, Neo is finally back in “The Matrix Resurrections.”
11 doctors did not renew contract in PGH
Eleven doctors hired by the Department of Health (DOH) decided not to renew their contracts in the Philippine General Hospital (PGH), the hospital’s spokesperson said.
Sara Duterte out of presidential race
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio said she will not be running for president in the 2022 national elections after her father, President Rodrigo Duterte, accepted PDP-Laban’s nomination for vice president.
Acclaimed Filipino BL series “Gameboys” gets Int’l Emmy Awards nomination
“Gameboys” is the lone nominee from the Philippines in the 2021 International Emmy Kids Awards.
Sy siblings remain richest in the Philippines
Forbes Magazine just released the latest list of 50 richest people in the Philippines.
Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz graces cover of Tatler Philippines’ 20th anniversary edition magazine
Philippines’ weightlifting champion Hidilyn Diaz lands on Tatler Philippines magazine cover for its 20th year anniversary.
Philippines begins welcoming Afghan refugees
Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr., on Wednesday, September 8, said the Philippines began welcoming Afghan nationals who are seeking refuge after Taliban forces took over their country.
Rabiya Mateo's ex-boyfriend reveals the beauty queen left him for the crown
Neil Salvacion tries his luck to enter the famous “Pinoy Big Brother” house to become one of the housemates, and in his audition entry video, he gave a brief sneak peek at his life.
WHO urges suspension of booster shots until year-end
The World Health Organization (WHO) reiterated its appeal for wealthy countries to delay distributing COVID-19 booster shots until the end of the year to ensure vaccine supply for developing nations.
LIST: The PDP-Laban Cusi Faction nominess for the 2022 Elections
A Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban) faction on Wednesday, September 8 announced its candidates for the 2022 national elections.
"JOLINA" moves to exit PAR; "KIKO" continues to intensify
Typhoon “KIKO” (CHANTHU) continues to intensify and may turn into a super typhoon in the coming days.
Philippines' Karateka Junna Tsukii bags 2nd gold medal in World Karate Premier League
Karate champion Filipino-Japanese Junna Tsukii, who bears the Philippine flag in the Karate 1 Premier League held in Cairo, Egypt, won another gold medal of the season!
Shift to granular lockdown delayed as guidelines not ready — NTF
The government postponed Metro Manila’s shift to general community quarantine (GCQ) with localized lockdowns because guidelines are not yet finished, the National Task force (NTF) said Wednesday, September 8.
PH fully vaccinates over 15 million individuals against COVID-19
As the national government's vaccination program continued to vaccinate more Filipinos, the total of fully vaccinated individuals in the country as of September 7 reaches over 15.2 million.
Lacson-Sotto formally announce 2022 Elections bid
Lacson-Sotto were the first tandem to officially launch their candidacies.
Metro Manila remains under MECQ until Sept 15
Metro Manila will still be under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) until September 15, after the country’s pandemic task force recalled its decision to pilot test the implementation of granular lockdowns in the region.
"JOLINA" weakens; "KIKO" enters PAR
Severe Tropical Storm “JOLINA” (CONSON) has further weakened as it moves over the Tayabas Bay-Verde Island Passage Area. Typhoon “KIKO” (CHANTHU), on the other hand, continues to intensify as it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).
Vietnam: Man convicted of spreading COVID-19 gets 5-year jail time
A Vietnamese man was sentenced to jail for five years after breaching quarantine protocols and spreading COVID-19.
Howard University names Fine Arts College after honorable alumnus, Chadwick Boseman
Recognized for his passion in acting and incredible showmanship, as well as his kindness and benevolence, Chadwick Boseman's legacy goes on.
Cuba first to vaccinate toddlers vs COVID-19
Cuba, on Monday, began its campaign to vaccinate children as young as two years old against COVID-19, becoming the first in the world to inoculate toddlers.
"Mama Mary" trends after barely appearing on a tarp she shared with politicians
You’ll know it’s near election season when...
Several Visayas, Luzon areas under Signal No. 3 due to #JOLINAPH
Tropical cyclone wind signals were raised in different areas in the country as tropical depression “JOLINA” quickly intensified into a typhoon.
Aquaman star Jason Momoa teases new suit for upcoming sequel "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom"
“Aquaman” actor Jason Momoa gave fans a sneak peek at the superhero’s newest stealth suit!
Metro Manila shifts to GCQ starting Sept 8, to begin granular lockdowns
Cities in Metro Manila will be placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) starting Wednesday, September 8 as the government is set to begin imposing granular lockdowns, Malacañang announced Monday.
Almost 18 million learners enrolled so far for SY 2021-2022
The Department of Education on Monday, September 6 announced that almost 17.9 million learners have already enrolled for the upcoming school year.
Shang-Chi officially becomes Marvel's new Avenger!
Meet Marvel’s new Avenger, Shang-Chi.
Ph Covid-19 cases breach 2.1 million mark
The total number of Covid-19 cases in the country is now at 2,103,331 after 22,415 new cases were confirmed on Monday, September 6, 2021.
Robredo not running for senator in 2022
Vice President Leni Robredo made it clear that she is not interested in vying for a senatorial seat in the 2022 elections.
Celebrity photographer Raymund Isaac passes away due to COVID complications
The 59-year-old veteran celebrity photographer passed away on September 4, 2021, at the California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, California.
Heart Evangelista reacts to bashers: "Stop telling me to get pregnant unless you really want to hurt me"
“A woman’s body does not exist to create children.”
PH lifts travel ban on 10 high-risk countries starting Sept. 6
Upon arrival in the Philippines, the travelers coming from the 10 countries will be subject to strict COVID-19 quarantine and testing protocols, regardless of their vaccination status.
Robredo questions lifting of travel ban amid spike in COVID-19 cases
As the country continues to log all-time high daily COVID-19 cases, Vice President Leni Robredo questioned the government’s decision to lift the travel ban imposed on 10 countries.
4 areas placed under Signal number 1 due to tropical despression "JOLINA"
Four areas in the country have been placed under tropical cyclone wind signal number 1 after the low pressure area (LPA) East of Guiuan, Eastern Samar has developed into a tropical depression and was named “JOLINA” by the state weather bureau.
DTI Chief Ramon Lopez says IATF approves granular lockdown in NCR
President Rodrigo Duterte has yet to approve the granular lockdown implementation.
COA says they have no power to audit PH Red Cross
Aguinaldo reiterated that COA can only audit the payments from the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to the PRC.
DOH says BARMM remains Delta-free
2 of the recorded cases were from returning OFWs who had their mandatory quarantine in BARMM.
DBM releases additional special risk allowance for health workers
An addt'l amount of P407.08M will also be released soon for the allowance pay of the healthworkes.
Holding 23 world records, BTS enters Guinness Hall of Fame
The Guinness World Records officially welcomed BTS to its Hall of Fame after the seven-member Kpop group bagged 23 world titles for their sensational music and massive social media following.
FDA issues EUA on Moderna’s COVID-19 jab for adolescents aged 12 to 17
Adolescents aged 12 to 17 may now be vaccinated against the coronavirus with Moderna’s vaccine.
Japanese Mayor who bit Olympian's gold medal tests positive for COVID-19
Reports state that the 72-year old Nagoya Mayor Takashi Kawamura took a PCR COVID test after his secretary have been discovered to be infected with the virus on Sunday.
Duterte wants Red Cross audited
Accusing Senator Richard Gordon of using the Red Cross to fund his political campaign, President Rodrigo Duterte said he wants the non-government humanitarian organization to be audited.
UP, La Salle slip down notches in world university rankings
The University of the Philippines (UP) and De La Salle University (DLSU) dropped several ranks on the recent World University Rankings published by the Times Higher Education (THE).
WATCH: James Wan's horror flick 'Malignant' trailer is here, and it's surely nothing you've ever seen before
The trailer for "Malignant" is not for the weak of heart. James Wan serves something new to the table, and he swears it's nothing you've ever seen from him before.
Tips to make your room look bigger using paint
Paints could either magically transform your boring walls into an aesthetic space or drastically alter the mood of the entire room. This is, of course, on top of its properties to protect your walls against damages from moisture.
New Movie Alert! DC announces "Merry Little Batman"
Another animated movie from DC is coming out, and it features young Damian Wayne who needs to save Gotham from Christmas-destroying crooks!
DC's “Injustice” animated movie is landing this October! Here's what we know so far
Based on the fighting video game series and hit graphic novel of the same title, more DC Comics-inspired films are coming to the screen.
Govt eyes multi-day elections for 2022
The government is mulling the possibility of conducting the national elections in May 2022 for multiple days to prevent a superspreader event amid the COVID-19 pandemic, an official said Wednesday.
Sara reveals Go, Gatchalian offered to be her running mate
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio revealed that senators Bong Go and Sherwin Gatchalian offered to be her vice president if she decides to run for presidency in the 2022 elections.
Risk in acquiring myocarditis is higher after COVID-19 infection, study says
COVID-19 increases the risks of developing myocarditis, in comparison to getting it from COVID-19 vaccines.
LJ Reyes confirms split with Paolo Contis, moves to US with two kids
Kapuso stars LJ Reyes and Paolo Contis are no longer in a relationship, the actress confirmed.
WHO monitors new COVID-19 variant "Mu"
WHO classified the "Mu" or B.1.621 as a variant of interest.
COVID-19 Delta variant dominates in PH
Based on the reports, almost 69% of the samples reviewed were Delta infections.
WHO classifies COVID-19 Mu strain as variant of interest
The World Health Organization (WHO) identified the new COVID-19 strain called Mu as a variant of interest.
Interior Design Trends that Never Go Out of Style
Your space will never go out of season with these timeless interior design ideas.
Comelec reopens voter registration in MECQ areas starting Sept 6
Beginning September 6, voter registration in areas under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) will be reopened, Commission on Elections (Comelec) Spokesperson James Jimenez confirmed Wednesday.
A new KathNiel series is in the works! Here's what we know so far
A new KathNiel series is in the making!
Aside from Parol and Puto Bumbong, Jose Mari Chan has become a symbol of Christmas in the Philippines
We believe in Jose Mari Chan Supremacy.
"Christmas" tops Ph Twitter trends on Sept. 1
Proof that Filipinos celebrate Christmas the earliest.
Disney's 'Jungle Cruise' sequel is in the making!
Hop aboard! Based on the famous Disneyland and Disney World ride, 'Jungle Cruise' is set to return to the big screens for a sequel!
WHO confirms Delta variant community transmission in PH
The World Health Organization (WHO), on Tuesday, August 31, confirmed that there is a community transmission of the Delta variant of COVID-19 variant in the Philippines.
Warner Bros. drops The Matrix 4 official title, trailer at CinemaCon; Here's what we know so far about 'The Matrix 4: Resurrections'!
Ready your leather jackets and shades, Neo and the Machines are coming back more powerful than ever! After 18 years, The Matrix is back for the fourth installment in its growing franchise.
COA internal audit report reveals over P12-million cash advances in commission, P9-million in excess office supplies
The Commission on Audit internal audit team flagged the agency over P12.387 million in unliquidated cash advances. There’s also a P9.074 million in excess office supplies as of the end of 2020.
Hongkong bans PAL flights until Sept 11
Philippine Airlines (PAL) flights will be barred from landing in Hongkong for two weeks after three passengers tested positive for COVID-19.
StaySafe developer says gov't currently utilizing all app features
Almirol mentioned that the StaySafe app can also be used to know whether a person entering the premises is COVID-19-positive.
DOH open to implementing shorter quarantine for vaccinated healthcare workers
Meanwhile, the earlier plan to shorten quarantine period for fully vaccinated individuals was taken back.
DOH says Moderna COVID-19 vaccines sent safely to PH safe
Philippine authorities inspect all COVID-19 vaccine doses delivered to the country.
This YouTube channel narrates the most historic events in the Philippines: The Manila Hostage Crisis, The Manila Casino Attack, The SAF 44 Tragedy
This YouTube channel needs more recognition.
PH mulls over ending lockdowns, adjust and adapt to "changing times," official says
Instead of wide-scale lockdowns, the country is eyeing to replace it with granular lockdowns, which will only be implemented to particular streets or villages with high incidence of COVID-19.
Granular lockdowns may replace large-scale quarantines by Sept — Año
By September, the country might shift to implementing granular lockdowns instead of region- and province-wide community quarantines, interior secretary Eduardo Año said Friday.
ICYMI: DonBelle to star in Ben&Ben's 'Upuan' MV
It's finally happening! He's Into Her main stars DonBelle and Filipino folk band Ben&Ben collaborated for the music video of the single "Upuan."
Kabul Airport bombings kill dozens of civilians, 13 US troops
Two explosions rocked Kabul Airport in Afghanistan on Thursday, killing dozens of Afghans who have been crowding in the airport desperate to fly out of the Taliban-seized capital.
Are JaMill's mansion and car for sale?
Less than a week after vlogger couple Jayzam Manabat and Camille Trinidad, more popularly known as JaMill, deleted their YouTube channel, photos of their mansion and car surfaced online, for sale.
Treating colleagues like family helps boost success at work
Did you know that treating your colleagues like family makes you more productive, because you like who you work with?
San Juan City is soon ready to vaccinate non-residents vs. COVID-19
To further boost the country's efforts in achieving herd immunity against COVID-19, San Juan City is ready to vaccinate non-residents.
Cebu City gov't launches in-home vaccination program
Cebu City has started vaccinating bedridden patients since August 6, and has successfully inoculated 76 individuals under the newly launched in-home vaccination program.
ADMU, UM top Aug 2021 Mechanical Engineering Licensure Exam; SLU produced 7 topnotchers
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on Tuesday, August 24, released the result of the August 2021 Mechanical Engineering Licensure Examination.
After defeat, Pacquiao open for rematch with Ugas — report
Following his defeat against Yordenis Ugas last Saturday, Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao is open for a rematch with the Cuban fighter, a foreign media reported.
Delta variant found in all PH regions except BARMM — DOH
The more transmissible Delta COVID-19 variant has been detected in all regions in the Philippines except for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), the Department of Health (DOH) said Thursday.
Lovi Poe to star in Hollywood film "The Chelsea Cowboy"
"The Chelsea Cowboy" is a biopic film about the life of actor, gangster and lothario John Bindon.
Man caught after snatching Alex Gonzaga's cellphone
A snatcher was apprehended after snatching the cellular phone of actress and YouTube vlogger Alex Gonzaga.
Apple to launch iPhone 13 series on Sept 17, AirPods 3 on Sept 30, claims report
Heads up, iPhone enthusiasts!
AstraZeneca aims to request for full authorization in PH
Expect a price hike once AstraZeneca becomes available to the public.
PH orders additional 10 million Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine doses
Majority of the vaccines used in the country is the Sinovac brand.
Australian gov't donates 100 oxygen concentrators to PH
Along with strengthening Australia-Philippine relations, the Australian government will be donating 100 oxygen concentrators as part of COVID-19 recovery.
Navotas City records 23% COVID-19 positivity rate, Mayor says
Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco revealed in a report that the city has recorded a 23% COVID-19 positivity rate.
President Duterte won’t run for VP if Sara vies for presidency
President Rodrigo Duterte will not pursue his bid for vice presidency if his daughter, Davao City Mayor Sara Dutere runs for president in the 2022 elections, Malacanang said on Wednesday.
COVID-19 cases among fully vaccinated rise — US data
A report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed that 23 percent of over 43,000 COVID-19 cases recorded in Los Angeles County from May to July 25 were fully vaccinated individuals.
Yorme Isko Moreno recovers from Covid-19; gets discharged from hospital
Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno-Domagoso has recovered from coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) and left the hospital Wednesday, August 25.
BIR tells Axie Infinity players to register, pay taxes
A Bureau of Internal Revenue official on Tuesday said that Axie Infinity players should register and pay taxes.
World Bank halts aid for Afghanistan after Taliban takeover
Citing deep concerns about the situation in Afghanistan, the World Bank is halting its financial support to the war-torn country weeks after Taliban forces seized the nation’s capital.
PGH closes emergency room admissions as COVID-19 cases rise
The Philippine General Hospital (PGH) is temporarily halting the acceptance of emergency room patients as COVID-19 admissions continue to rise, the hospital announced on Tuesday, August 24.
Mandaluyong, Pateros expands COVID-19 vaccination program to non-residents
To have more people get vaccinated against COVID-19, the municipalities of Mandaluyong and Pateros have opened their vaccination drives to non-residents.
WATCH: ICYMI, Marvel drops official teaser trailer for 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'
Peter Parker is set to find the true meaning of being Spider-Man, the friendly neighborhood web-shooting superhero.
BIR flags vlogger couple who deleted YouTube channel "to avoid paying taxes"
Officials from the bureau believe that the couple’s decision to delete their channel was an attempt to avoid paying taxes.
US FDA grants full approval to Pfizer vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccines developed by Pfizer-BioNTech, on Monday, became the first vaccine to receive full approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Ivermectin is useless vs Covid-19, says DOH
The anti-parasitic drug Ivermectin has no benefits against Covid-19 and may even cause more harm, the Department of Health warns.
DICT: Digital COVID-19 vaccination certificate portal to be launched on September
The creation of the vaccination certificate portal follows after DFA Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. reported of Hong Kong's refusal to recognize vaccination cards issued by local government units.
DOH reiterates warning on ivermectin use against COVID-19
Anti-parasitic drug, ivermectin, is not effective in treating or preventing COVID-19, the Department of Health (DOH) warned the public anew on Monday.
Fully vaccinated workers get free train rides until Aug. 31
Fully vaccinated workers need only to present their vaccination card and ID to avail the free rides offered in LRT 2, MRT 3, and PNR.
Pacquiao may not return to ring after unanimous loss
After making history for the Philippines and becoming a household name in the field of boxing, Filipino legend Manny Pacquiao might have faced his last foe in the ring, Yordenis Ugas, on Saturday.
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen receives dose of first domestically developed COVID-19 vaccine
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday received a dose of Taiwan’s first domestically developed Covid-19 vaccine.
New Zealand now has over 100 cases of Covid-19
New Zealand on Monday reported 35 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases in its current outbreak to 107.
50% of NCR is now fully vaccinated—MMC
Of the estimated 10 million adult population in the region, Olivarez said that 70 percent received their first doses
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Concepcion: Open malls, establishments only for fully vaccinated
Presidential adviser for entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion suggested to the government to allow only fully vaccinated individuals inside malls, restaurants, and other establishments in Metro Manila to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Gov't plans to prioritize procuring more Pfizer, Moderna vaccines
Despite the change of priorities, PH will still procure Sinovac.
JaMill deletes YouTube channel
Vlogger couple Jayzam Manabat and Camille Trinidad, known as JaMill, have confirmed shutting down their YouTube channel.
Metro Manila, Laguna under MECQ until Aug 31
The National Capital Region (NCR) and the province of Laguna will be placed under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) beginning August 21 until August 31, Malacanang confirmed on Thursday.
You should not post your vaccine card online, experts say
Good jab on getting that Covid-19 vaccine! It is understandable that you might want to tell your online friends about it and post a photo of your vaccine card, but you shouldn’t.
WHO: Booster shots not yet needed
Noting that vulnerable populations around the globe should be fully vaccinated first before rich countries begin administering extra COVID-19 shots, the World Health Organization (WHO) maintained that booster jabs are not needed for now. Noting that vulnerable populations around the globe should be fully vaccinated first before rich countries begin administering extra COVID-19 shots, the World Health Organization (WHO) maintained that booster jabs are not needed for now.
BARMM remains "low risk" area for COVID-19
Despite being a 'low risk' area, BARMM's Ministry of Health (MOH) minister Dr. Bashary Latiph continued to encourage the people not to be complacent, and to maintain the practice of minimum health measures.
DOH recommends using surgical masks in crowded areas
DOH officials also advise the public to wear two cloth masks if surgical masks are not available.
Blacklist Int'l call for change; OhMyV33nus breaks silence over 'Kelra' controversy
Blacklist International and its team captain player Johnmar “OhMyV33nus” Villaluna released their respective statements on the issue of homophobic remarks by a fellow MPL - Philippines player.
Comelec: No voter registration period extension
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has decided against the extension of the voter registration period for the upcoming elections, its spokesperson said Wednesday, August 18.
Japan expands coronavirus state of emergency to battle further surge of COVID-19 cases
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said the government will form a 'united front' to overcome the crisis and take thorough protocols and measures to keep the people safe and save their lives.
Duterte cabinet members among PDP-Laban senatorial bets
The Partido Demokratiko Pilipino - Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban), on Tuesday, revealed some of its potential senatorial candidates which included some members of the Duterte cabinet.
COA auditor who worked on DOH, DICT reports dies of heart attack
A former Commission on Audit (COA) official on Tuesday revealed that an auditor, who happened to have worked on the Department of Health audit, died from a heart attack.
New Zealand is locking down over 1 positive Covid-19 case
The entire country of New Zealand will be under the strictest lockdown for three days over a single Covid-19 case.
Health workers plan mass protest against DOH over unreleased benefits, neglect on workers' grievances
According to vaccine czar Galvez, the number of vaccinations went down as several local government units' focus are split between prioritizing pandemic response, distribution of cash aids, and the vaccination of its constituents amid the reimposed ECQ in the country.
Lockdowns, surging infections slowed down COVID-19 vaccinations, vaccine czar Galvez says
According to vaccine czar Secretary Galvez, the number of vaccinations went down as several local government units' focus are split between prioritizing pandemic response, distribution of cash aids, and the vaccination of its constituents amid the reimposed ECQ in the country.
Malacañang: Philippines open for Afghan refugees
In a briefing on Tuesday, August 17, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque Jr. said that the Philippines is willing to welcome refugees and asylum seekers from the Taliban-seized Afghanistan.
RuPaul's famous 'Drag Race' comes to the Philippines, opens casting for season 1
Queens and glamazons, unite! Do you have what it takes to be the Philippines' first-ever Drag Superstar?
Duterte to cabinet: Ignore COA reports
President Rodrigo Duterte told his cabinet to ignore the reports of the Commission on Audit (COA) after the agency flagged the P67 billion deficiencies in the health department’s COVID-19 funds.
The funniest Lyca Gairanod-Karen Davila memes
A new meme is born out of broadcast journalist Karen Davila’s reaction during an interview with “The Voice Kids” first grand winner Lyca Gairanod.
Duterte will not allow Duque to resign
As the Department of Health (DOH) is embroiled in controversy for its mismanagement of funds, President Rodrigo Duterte said that he will reject any plans of Health Secretary Francisco Duque to resign from his post.
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Buknoy Glamurrr, Gabo kicked out from Star Image
A revamp is underway for Star Image Artist Management.
ICYMI, viral online seller Madam Inutz has left Star Image
Daisy Lopez, more popularly known as Madam Inutz, has left Star Image Artist Management, just two days after she announced signing a contract with the agency.
Why few friends are enough: stick with the realest ones!
Can few friends save you in this lifetime?
Enjoy your work by customizing your workspace!
How to enjoy work? Make your workspace your very own world of productivity and motivation! No work will be difficult as long as you enjoy it, and the place you work in!
Marinduque province lists 6 first Delta variant infections
In an interview with ABS-CBN's TeleRadyo, Marinduque province Governor Presbitero Velasco said the Delta variant cases were detected in two barangays in Santa Cruz town.
Davao de Oro, Davao Oriental records Delta variant cases of COVID-19
According to the Department of Health-Davao, the region has recorded 13 Delta variant cases as of August 15.
Makabayan bloc urges Comelec to extend voter registration period
The Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives proposed to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) the extension of voter registration to prevent massive disenfranchisement amid strict quarantine restrictions.
Govt orders repatriation of Filipinos in Afghanistan
Some 130 Filipinos in Afghanistan will face mandatory repatriation upon the order of the Philippine national government after Taliban forces captured the country capital, Kabul.
Health officials urges gov’t to extend ECQ in Metro Manila
Due to the increasing cases recently, the Lung Center has opened their hospital up to 76% for COVID-19 patients.
Want to be a great leader? Take risks!
Adapting means change; and change, more often than not, means risk, one that great leaders are willing to take.
COA mentions ‘no’ corruption in DOH report
DOH received backlash from lawmakers and netizens after seeing the report.
PH COVID-19 cases total top 1.7 million
Amid the spike in coronavirus cases, 69 percent of the country's COVID-19 intensive care unit beds are now in use, while 57 percent of isolation beds are occupied
Cops arrest anti-lockdown protesters in Melbourne
A small number of demonstrators assembled near Flinders Street Station hours following Premier Daniel Andrews’ announcement of a seven-day extension of the lockdown.
Duterte approves P 3.78 Billion ECQ cash aid for Laguna, Bataan, Metro Manila
Per DBM, President Duterte approved the grant of a P1,000 subsidy with a maximum of P4,000 per household in ECQ areas
DOH reports 177 more COVID-19 Delta variant cases
According to the Department of Health, 173 cases have been marked as recovered, one patient has died, and the status of three additional patients is currently being verified
PNP warns food delivery riders against violating health protocols
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has recently received reports that several delivery food riders were seen violating health and safety protocols while waiting for their clients’ orders at restaurants.
NCR Mayors agree to use unified vaccination certificate
Metro Manila mayors have agreed to use a unified vaccination certificate for fully vaccinated individuals. The move was in partnership with the Department of Information and Communications Technology.
How K-pop inspires fans to live a beautiful life
K-pop is not just about the music, it’s the life-changing influence artists have to their fans.
Is work from home internship effective?
Due to the rising cases of CoVID-19 and its new variant, students that are in need to fulfill their internship hours are prohibited and limited to work on site for their safety. Therefore, parents may be wondering, what will the students learn if they won’t experience actual work in their field?
Security Guards or CCTV? Check out SIS Security Specialist Inc. to help you decide
Establishment owners are still split on the discussion of what’s best for their businesses: a security guard or a CCTV system.
PH reports highest number of COVID cases in four months with 12,021 new infections
The number of new COVID-19 cases in the Philippines breached the 12,000 mark yesterday— its highest daily increase in four months
PA-WOKE: Smart-shaming in the society
Smart-shaming is rampant, especially on the internet. In political articles, you can see how normal it is to call out people who have enough knowledge of injustices and unfairness happening in our society. People call them woke.
Crying is a sign of strength
Cry if you are sad, cry if you can't handle things, cry if you want to cry. Crying doesn't make you less of a human, crying is your strength for embracing your emotions.
6 para-athletes to represent the Philippines in Tokyo Paralympics
After the historic wins in the Tokyo Olympics, Filipino Paralympians are ready to ignite the games in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
Hidilyn Diaz on joining Paris 2024: “Pinagiisipan ko pa po"
Hidilyn Diaz is unsure if she can accomplish be the gold medalist again when the Paris Olympics come around in 2024.
BASAHIN: 10 Salitang Hindi Karaniwang Alam ng Maraming Pinoy
Kaugnay ng selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika ngayong Agosto, pinaaalala nito ang pagpapalakas at patuloy na paggamit ng Wikang Filipino. Narito ang ilan sa mga salitang Filipino na maaaring hindi mo pa naririnig.
Belo Medical apologizes for its recent 'Pandemic Film Effect' ad
The pandemic advertisement received backlash from netizens because of how it portrayed a woman's physical image.
Turn-back-time-Thursday: Get to know the history of Netflix
Netflix, as one of the biggest and on-demand streaming services in today's era that started from a DVD rental business, continues to gain a number of customers. What is the story behind their success?
Miss Universe PH candidate Steffi Rose Aberasturi slays her 'Runway Challenge'
Steffi Rose Aberasturi received numerous praises from netizens for her 'Runway Challenge.'
Barangay tanods are not allowed to carry firearms—DILG
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is looking into the case of a 'barangay tanod' who shot and killed a mentally ill curfew violator in Tondo.
PH reports highest number of COVID cases in four months with 12,021 new infections
The number of new COVID-19 cases in the Philippines breached the 12,000 mark yesterday, its highest daily increase in four months
Palace: COVID-19 frontliners benefits should be released
Malacañang said that all benefits for health workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic should be released, amid the claims that the payment of their special risk allowance had been postponed
Siberian wildfires become dangerously larger than other fires in the world
Siberia is one of the coldest places on earth, where temperatures are moderate during summer. However, their summer is getting hotter, and their officials seek to combat the unprecedented crisis.
Hong Kong to accept vax cards issued by PH
The Hong Kong government is open to accepting the vaccination certificates issued by the Bureau of Quarantine to Overseas Filipino Workers.
DOT inoculates over 70% of tourism frontliners in Metro Manila
In light of the threat of the Delta variant, the Department of Tourism (DOT) aimed to vaccinate all the tourism frontliners in Metro Manila.
How to get away with obscenity? Call it "art"
In any form of art一be it literature, film, painting, or sculpture一strong languages or nudity can be found, but what are the limits of art until it can be called obscenity? Why do ‘artists’ can get away with it even after being called out to claim that obscenity is the same with art?
Chicago police shot dead, another officer critical after a shootout
Chicago police officer Ella French was shot-dead and another officer was wounded in an exchange of gunfire during a traffic stop.
Professional skater charged with first degree murder after beating a man to death
A professional skateboarder has been charged with first-degree murder after beating to death a man from Wheaton.
Man killed cellmate who raped his sister
A man has been sentenced to 25 years of prison for killing his underage sister's rapist in prison.
Fuel shortage in Lebanon sparks violence
Three people were killed in Lebanon after violence sparked due to fuel shortage.
Former LAPD police charged with manslaughter in Costco shooting
In connection with the 2019 shooting inside a Costco, a former Los Angeles Police District officer was charged with manslaughter.
The tale of Covid-19 and curfew hours
If curfews can lessen the virus cases, why should it be only during the night?
Mexican drug lord sent out death threat against TV news anchor
Journalists from Mexico were alarmed after a death threat was issued on Monday by masked gunmen representing the drug lord "El Mencho."
How risky is it to cheat in an online class?
The truth is, our future is crucially dependent on our knowledge today. Just imagine how hard our future might get if we easily fabricated our learnings in order to be compliant in the set up of online classes.
Errol Spence Jr. withdraws from Pacquiao bout due to eye injury
The most anticipated fight of Manny Pacquiao versus Errol Spence has been cancelled as the American professional boxer draws out due to eye injury.
Taliban militant group takes over more Afghan cities
The Afghanistan Army is trying to forbear the Taliban rebel group in the north's biggest city, Mazar-i-Sharif.
Makisig Morales, Nicole Joson feature Filipino traditional clothes in an Australian-based clothing line
Mr. and Mrs. Morales both looked dashing in their recent photoshoot, wherein they showcased modern style barong and Filipiniana outfits.
Cavite Gov Jonvic Remulla defends Isko Moreno on ‘sexy photos’
Cavite Governor Jonvic Remulla came to the defense of Manila Mayor Isko Moreno for the latter’s previous career in show business which involved doing “provocative poses” as an actor.
London's Tower Bridge gets stuck open for 12 hours
London’s Tower Bridge has resumed its operations, and has unfortunately caused traffic jams due to technical failure.
Tuguegarao City to be placed under ECQ from August 12 to 21
Starting from August 12, Tuguegarao City will be placed under Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ), as approved by Regional Inter Agency Task Force.
COVID-infected cops rise to 31,694 people
In a statement, the Philippine National Police (PNP) announced that there are 206 new cases of COVID-19 among its personnel, bringing the overall number of cases to 31,694
Active COVID cases in PH nearing 80k with 8,560 new cases
The Department of Health reported that 21.9 percent of 33,070 patients tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, on Sunday
Cebu City on its worst Covid surge
Cebu City is facing its worst COVID-19 surge, as figures surpass the peak number of cases recorded during the surge in February this year.
Lionel Messi joins Paris Saint-Germain, bids emotional farewell to Barcelona
Argentine football star Lionel Messi, bade farewell to FC Barcelona where he spent his entire professional career and officially signed a two-year- contract, with the option to extend for a year, with French club Paris Saint-Germain.
Canada eases travel protocols for vaccinated US tourists
On Monday, August 9, a group of Americans crossed the Canada-US boundary, celebrating the reopening of the world's longest land border 17 months after it was closed and prohibited all non-essential flights to limit the spread of the coronavirus
DFA to repatriate over 7,000 OFWs
Many Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) have been stranded and have lost their jobs due to the pandemic.
DOLE to issue an order vs. employers pushing ‘no vaccine, no work’ policy
As of August 8, 2021, a total of 11.4 million Filipinos have been fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. The government aims to inoculate at least 58 million people by the end of the year.
Team HD wants to keep Chinese coach Gao as Hidilyn Diaz’s consultant
The Chinese coach, Gao Kaiwen, is still part of the Olympics gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz’s future weightlifting journey.
PH Vaccine experts reject plan to vaccinate minors vs COVID-19
Another reason is that there are still few studies on the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines on children and teenagers.
Duterte orders DILG, DSWD to takeover aid distribution in one Metro Manila city
President Duterte commanded DSWD and DILG to take the lead on distributing the financial aid as he smashes one LGU mayor for being ‘disorganized’.
34 Delta COVID-19 cases detected in Bataan
Most of the Delta variant cases were recorded in the town of Mariveles.
COVID-19 cases linked to Tokyo Olympics rise
International Olympic Committee (IOC) recorded an increasing COVID-19 cases linked with the Tokyo Olympics since July 1, when the Olympics started.
37 year old man lived with his girlfriends mutilated corpse
For more than seven months, a man lived with his partner's corpse.
COVID-19 wards in St. Luke's Medical Center now at full capacity
St. Luke's Medical Center in Bonifacio Global City and Quezon City no longer accept more COVID-19 patients as the hospitals reach full capacity.
PH classified as 'high risk' for COVID-19 infections
“Nationally, our case classification is now at high risk;” Department of Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire stated in an online briefing.
PH gov’t targets to construct Metro Manila BRT by the end of 2022
Despite the delay, the Metro Manila Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) - Line 1 project targets to start construction by the end of 2022, according to the Department of Transportation.
Dick Farrel an anti covid vaccine advocate dies of covid complication
Dick Farrel, an anti-covid-vaccine advocate, dies of covid complication
Crocodile attacked Australian soldier in Queensland
An Australian soldier was injured in a crocodile attack while swimming in croc-infested waters.
Eleazar ensures in-depth investigation on killing of mentally ill curfew violator in Tondo
“Nasa kustodiya na ng Manila Police District at naghahanda na rin ng mga karampatang kaso ang ating kapulisan upang mapanagot ang barangay tanod na nakapatay ng isa nating kababayan sa Maynila,” PGen Eleazar stated.
Bear caught casually strolling in a grocery store in Los Angeles
Shoppers were shocked when a bear strolls through the aisles of a grocery store.
1 dead, 5 injured in Texas nightclub shooting
One person was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting at a Texas nightclub.
22 year old freelance photographer brutally beaten video shows
22-year-old freelance photographer brutallys beaten, video shows.
1 dead, 1 injured in Pennsylvania shooting
A shooting incident near Target Store in Pennsylvania leaves 1 dead and 1 injured.
Ben&Ben, Munimuni to release new collab song, 'Sugat'
Famous Filipino folk-pop band Ben&Ben and indie-folk band Munimuni will drop their newest collaboration song 'Sugat' on Friday, August 13.
As COVID-19 cases increases, hundreds of Philippine hospitals are nearing capacity
According to official data, coronavirus cases in the Philippines have been increasing at a rate of roughly 8,000 to 10,000 infections per day in recent weeks, up from a daily average of 5,700 cases reported last month
Residents in Pasig without cash ayuda to get food packs
Due to low budget, Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto said on Monday, August 9, that the residents in Pasig who will not have a cash Ayuda, will get food packs instead.
Daily vaccinations in Metro Manila fall short of target
According to NTF deputy chief implementer Vince Dizon, vaccines administered in Metro Manila peaked at 210,000 per day falling short of MMDA’s goal for the 14-day lockdown
Russia lifts flight ban on Egypt resorts after 6 years
Russia resumed its flights to Egyptian Red Sea signalling the end of an almost 6 year-ban following the bombing of Russian airliner that destroyed 224 lives with zero survivors on board.
tvN releases new adorable poster for the upcoming psychological romance K-Drama, Yumi’s Cells
A psychological romance drama to send butterflies on your stomach.
Angel Locsin’s wedding reception: Simple but elegant
Filipina actress Angel Locsin shared some details of her wedding preparations after announcing her marriage with Neil Arce.
Filipino cosplayers snag first major award in Japan World Cosplay Summit
Two Filipino cosplayers won the first international major award in a cosplayers’ summit in Japan.
DILG issues guidelines for the distribution of 'ayuda'
In light of the two-week Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ), affected residents are guaranteed to receive ‘ayuda’ from the government.
Cops' body-worn cams now used to monitor in ECQ checkpoints
The PNP is now using the body cameras in ECQ checkpoints, supposedly utilized for police operations such as drug busts, and issuance of various warrants for checkpoint monitoring.
Duterte provides additional cash incentives to PH Olympic medalists
Filipino athletes who won medals at the Tokyo Olympics will receive additional cash incentives from President Rodrigo Duterte's office.
PAF promotes Eumir Marcial to the rank of sergeant after Olympic podium finish
Just like Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz, Eumir Marcial has been promoted to a higher rank by the PAF on Monday, August 9.
PVL: Creamline book ticket to the finals
Creamline is back for the Premier League Volleyball (PVL) Finals as defending champion.
Curfew violator with mental illness, shot dead by barangay tanod
Amidst the implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) in the nation's capital, Eduardo Genoga, a 59-year-old man with mental illness was shot dead in Tayuman, Manila after a barangay Tanod shot him.
DILG: Cash aid distribution in Metro Manila to begin August 11
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chair Benhur Abalos said that house-to-house distribution will not be possible.
PH govt plans vaccinating kids, teens by September
Pfizer is still the only vaccine to receive regulatory approval to be used on 12 to 15 years old. The Food and Drug Administration is still looking into the application of Sinovac to administer the vaccines on ages 3 to 17.
Durant signs four-year extension with Brooklyn Nets
The All-NBA forward Kevin Durant signed a multi-year extension with the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday, August 8.
Weightlifting champ Hidilyn Diaz receives P14 million condo unit reward
First ever Filipino Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz finally stepped into her fully furnished 2-bedroom Eastwood condominium unit.
Angel Locsin and Neil Arce officially tied the knot!
After three years of being together, Angel Locsin and Neil Arce are now officially married.
Jimmy Alapag back as assistant coach for Kings
The former Alab Pilipinas head coach Jimmy Alapag is back once again on the bench of the Sacramento Kings for the 2021 NBA Summer League.
The smallest baby at birth is finally home after 13 months of intensive treatment
After 13 months of intensive treatment in Singapore's National University Hospital (NUH), Kwek Yu Xuan, the world's smallest baby at birth is finally home.
Kisses Delavin ascends to Top 75 candidates list of Miss Universe Philippines 2021
Kisses Delavin truly works hard! She now joins the Top 75 list of delegates.
Ariana Grande debuts at Fortnite with in-game performance
American singer-actress Ariana Grande’s avatar made an out-of-this-world debut in the popular video game Fortnite.
PNP Chief commands concerned units to take measures vs VAWC amid ECQ
Domestic violence against women and their children in the middle of pandemic should be finish.
Janine Gutierrez snags Rising Star Award at New York Asian Film Festival
Winning a prestigious award from an International award-giving-body, Kapamilya actress Janine Guitierrez just marked a remarkable milestone in her career.
Quezon City Mayor Belmonte slams fake news spreaders
Quezon City Mayor Belmonte warns that people spreading fake news regarding vaccination programs in the city will face multiple charges.
Malaysia to lessen Covid-19 protocols on fully vaccinated people in eight states
Prime Minister Muhyiddin revealed on August 8, Sunday, Malaysia will relax some COVID-19 protocols for people from eight cities, who have been fully immunized.
Taliban captures more Afghan territories in a single day
The Taliban has seized Afghanistan’s economic hub, Kunduz City, and other major cities, and it is seen as a triumph for the insurgent group in the government forces.
DOLE to give emergency jobs in ECQ areas
Metro Manila and other areas have been placed under the most restrictive Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) to mitigate the threat of the Delta Variant, thus affecting the majority of workers.
LOOK: This hearing aid is inspired by the rich Filipino culture
This Filipina who has hearing loss creates a hearing aid based on the heritage and culture in the country.
Phenomenal ‘He's Into Her’ season 2 is coming soon!
The famous Wattpad novel, ‘He's Into Her,’ will continue its second season on television, according to ABS-CBN COO of Broadcast, Cory Vidanes.
11.2 million Filipinos fully vaccinated against COVID-19
According to vaccine czar Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr, the number of fully vaccinated Filipinos has reached 11.2 million
COMELEC suspends voter registration in ECQ, MECQ areas
Due to the tight quarantine restrictions, the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) temporarily suspended voters’ registration and issuance of voters’ certificates in areas under Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) and Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ) from August 6 to 15.
Dixie Fire in North California now second-largest wildfire in state history
Dixie Fire destroying thousands of properties in a total area bigger than Los Angeles.
PH COVID-19 death toll hits 29,000
According to the Department of Health most recent update on the outbreak, one out of every five patients tested positive for COVID-19
"Nothing is impossible," Olympic boxing silver medalist Carlo Paalam encourages other dreamers
Filipino boxer Carlo Paalam has faced several challenges throughout his life, including working as a "scavenger" or "mangangalakal" when he was a child just to help his family.
Tokyo 2020, dubbed "games for the athletes," declared closed
It was a low-key finish to an extraordinary Olympics, which was primarily held in empty venues with only athletes, team officials, and the media present.
Iloilo City under COVID-19 'alert level 4' spikes alarm
Together with 36 other areas in the Philippines, Iloilo City is now under the alert level 4, causing the city government to prepare for the highest alert.
PH receives 326,400 Moderna vaccine doses
A batch of vaccines consisting of 326,400 Moderna doses arrived in the country on Sunday, August 8.
Catriona Gray pauses accepting applicants to her Nas Academy course
Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray halted the applications for her online course on Nas Daily’s ‘Nas Academy’ after its issue with Whang-od.
Traveling alone help us to know more about ourselves
How does traveling alone help us know more about ourselves?
PNP plans to remove checkpoints in Metro Manila during ECQ
After retightening the checkpoint system as the National Capital Region (NCR) was once again placed under Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ), the Philippine National Police is considering removing the checkpoints.
1 dead in shooting near Coors Field in Denver
One dead and one other is in critical condition in a shooting incident near Coors Field baseball stadium in Denver.
Hit-and-run suspect of Lisa Banes accident arrested
The driver of the motor scooter that hit actress Lisa Banes has been arrested.
6 dead after a floatplane crashed in Alaska
No one survived after a sightseeing plane in Southeast Alaska crashed.
YouTube influencer Junnie Boy reacts after netizen notice his resemblance with Olympic pole vaulter, EJ Obiena
Junnie Boy reacted to a comparative photo of him and the Olympic Pole Vaulter Athlete EJ Obiena spread online.
Woman shot-dead on crowded New York street
A woman fatally shoots female victim at point-blank range on the streets of New York City.
5 siblings died in an apartment fire in Southern Illinois
Five siblings under the age of ten were trapped inside their burning apartment in St. Louis.
At least 10 injured in Tokyo train stabbing
Not less than ten commuters were injured in the Tokyo train stabbing on Friday night.
Young as nine: Should the Philippines lower the age of criminally liable?
In the topic of age, the Philippines is a bit problematic and somewhat contradicting. The senate lowers the age for sexual relations consent up to 12 years old, while the age for a person to be criminally liable is as old as 15. Why is that?
Moving out of home at a young age is not a rebellion
Filipino parents, especially moms, are overprotective when it comes to their children. Unlike in some Western cultures wherein when a child surpasses the age of 18, they are allowed or more likely obliged to move out of their parents' house, moving out of Filipino household is now an act of bravery.
LOOK: This fish with human-like teeth looks weird but apparently tastes delicious!
Sheepshead fish, a rare fish with human-like teeth, is common in the east coast of the United States.
3 Korean Movies you should binge watch if you love thriller, comedy, and action!
Fan of Korean movies? Scroll down for thrilling recommendations!
POWER OF PETS: Benefits of owning a pet in your home
Nothing compares to the feeling of coming home to our beloved pets, our loyal companions that gave us so much joy and unconditional love. But more than their emotional support, pets also come with powerful health benefits.
3 Reasons not to shower every day
Showering is already part of our everyday routine, but do you know that there are reasons for you not to shower every day?
OCTA eyes pausing political survey to focus on COVID-19 data analytics
Amidst criticisms because of their ‘alarming’ COVID-19 forecasts, OCTA Research Group considered pausing their political surveys to focus on COVID-19 pandemic data analytics.
Why should hospitality only be given to those who deserve it?
No matter what the circumstances or how much wealth Filipinos possess, we always accept people in our homes whole-heartedly because that’s how we work. However, as time goes by, our hospitality has been abused by some foreigners.
The beauty standard of Filipinos: Mestiza
Being a morena in a country where fair skin incorporates the cleanliness of a person, you’re most likely to get bullied by your own motherland’s skin color. Why? Because the western cultures have done so much with how we view things including our beauty standards.
Japan widens COVID-19 protocols over unprecedented increase in cases
Japan is expected to widen its emergency restrictions to eight more prefectures on Thursday, August 6, to combat the spike in COVID-19 cases
All hail the Filipino Olympians who brought pride to the PH in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Filipino athletes representing the country at the ongoing Tokyo Olympic 2020 are continuously making noise for the country.
Dixie fire razes California town
The historic town in Northern California is largely ravaged to the ground on the evening of August 5, after getting consumed by a massive wildfire. Meanwhile, there is also a new threat not far away there.
Community pantry organizers should coordinate with LGUs amid ECQ—Palace
ue to the implemented two-week Enhanced Community Quarantine, only Authorized Person Outside Residences (APORs) can go outside for essential purposes.
Typhoon Lupit lands in Guangdong China with heavy rainfall, 33,000 people evacuated
The ninth typhoon to land in China this year brings heavy rainfalls and windstorms.
Laguna, Iloilo City, CDO now placed under ECQ
Due to the rising cases of Covid-19 infections in Laguna will now be placed under Enhance Community Quarantine (ECQ). Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque confirmed the new quarantine protocols and qualifications.
MMDA chair Abalos slams fake news saying, ‘no vaccine, no cash aid’
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) warned the public against spreading fake news.
Greek fire rescue team battle 'fuming' wildfire near Athens
Flames in Varympompi, a suburb of Athens, have affected various communities and businesses as the wildfire grows ablaze. Firefighters are struggling to combat the blaze.
Firefighters rescue 7 dogs from a burning house in Florida
Firefighters in Florida rescued seven dogs from a fire in an unoccupied house in Orange County.
P8 million cash incentives, lifetime travel perks await bronze medalist Eumir Marcial
From gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz, to silver medalist Nesthy, and now bronze medalist Eumir Marcial will receive incentives from generous donors.
DOH: Vaccine not required to get ECQ assistance
DOH warned the public against believing in fake news that those who have not been vaccinated will not receive financial aid or will not be allowed to go to work while NCR is under ECQ.
Nesthy Petecio almost quit boxing due to depression
Nesthy Petecio said that she almost quitting boxing before but she overcome to fight with depression.
Deputy Speaker Romero: Hidilyn Diaz is a “Superwoman”
Deputy Speaker Mikee Romero called Filipino weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz a "superwoman" after wining the gold medal in Tokyo 2020 Olympic.
Over 10 million Filipinos fully vaccinated against COVID-19
More than 10 million Filipinos have already been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19), a significant step forward in the country's fight against the disease.
Millennial Pinays and their plans for not having a family
It should be valid, it should be normalized, and it should be a social norm by now: women who plan to live alone for the rest of their lives.
DILG withdraws show cause order file against Mayor Isko Moreno
The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) recalled its show cause against Manila Mayor Isko Moreno on his alleged failure to implement war on drugs in 2018.
PH receives additional 1M Sinovac vaccines on Thursday
Another 1 million batch of Sinovac jabs, a government-procured vaccine supply, arrived in the country on Thursday night. The life-saving shots will be distributed in areas marked as priorities.
NCIP to investigate contract by Nas Daily, Whang-Od
In case you missed it, the issue involving Nas Daily and Apo Whang-Od has reached the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples - Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR).
Cinderella movie starring Camilla Cabello comes out this September 3!
A classic medieval tale filled with modern music, the newest Cinderella movie is coming out exclusively on Amazon Prime this September 3!
‘The Great Shaman Ga Doo-Shim’ takes us into an adventure packed with mystery, romance, and fantasy!
Kim Sae-Ron and Nam Da-Reum in a single K-drama frame, how great will it turn out?
Whang-od tattoo course in Nas Academy a scam, says relative
Nas Daily took down the online class that was supposedly to be led by Whang-od, after a relative of the traditional tattoo artist said that no agreement and contract was signed for the course.
3 dead in a train collision in the Czech Republic
Two passenger trains collided in the Czech Republic on Wednesday, killing 3 people including both train drivers.
Palace clarifies APORs, people claiming cash aid does not need to be vaccinated
Unvaccinated individuals will still be able to receive their cash aids from the government.
Metro Manila vaccination sites get flocked by residents
Numerous people arrived at vaccination sites in Metro Manila and its surrounding towns to get vaccinated against the Covid-19 virus, ahead of the implementation of a stricter lockdowns.
Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil’s fans raise half a million for donations
Supporters of Liza Soberano and her real-life and on-screen partner, Enrique Gil, raised funds worth half a million pesos for donations.
ICYMI: Have you listened to Janine Berdin’s newest single, "The Side Character"?
"The Side Character" is a new chill vibe song that was officially produced by Kapamilya singer Janine Berdin, and mixed by Rayven Carlisle C. Tabanera. Have you given it a listen?
DOLE proposes an additional P2-B budget for cash assistance to workers
Many workers will be jobless as a result of the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) from August 6 to August 20.
Yulo to be awarded P250,000 for breaking the national vault record in Tokyo
During the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in Ariake Gyms Center in Tokyo, Carlos Edriel Yulo competed in the sault event of artistic gymnastics men's qualification.
Why should resiliency not be romanticized?
One of the most overrated traits of the Filipinos: being resilient especially during calamities. We have been neglected by the government for so long we learned resiliency the hard way because that’s the only thing left to us at times.
Filipinos and our deprivation of validation from foreign countries
Sure, it is flattering when foreign countries recognize the beauty of our country, but what if they do that for their own benefit? What if they only use the Philippines because they know how much we deprived them of validation from them?
VP Robredo shares suggestions as NCR returns to ECQ
In order to achieve the last-lockdown as wished by the government, Vice President Leni Robredo gave some suggestions in regards to the lockdown in NCR, which will take effect on Friday, August 6.
Pagdanganan remains in top 10, Saso flounders in Round 1 of the women’s golf competition
Filipino golfers Bianca Pagdanganan and Yuka Saso finally kicked off their maiden Olympic stint in the first round of women's individual stroke event at the Kasumigaseki Country Club on Wednesday, August 4.
Non-medalist Filipino Athletes to receive P500,000 cash reward each
Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) Head Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino announced on Thursday, August 5, that all Filipino Olympians who failed to bag an Olympic medal in the Tokyo Olympics will get an incentive worth 500,000 cash.
Steph Curry signs a four-year, $215 million contract agreement with the Warriors
Stephen Curry has signed to a $215 million, four-year extension with the Golden State Warriors, his second contract for more than $200 million in his career.
Carlo Paalam advances to the gold medal bout, assures Olympic silver medal
Filipino boxer Carlo Paalam will proceed to the gold medal round after winning against hometown bet Ryomei Tanaka in the Men's Boxing Flyweight semi-finals at Ryogoku Kokugikan on Thursday, August 5.
Eumir Marcial delivers bronze medal, falls short to the gold medal match
Pinoy boxer Eumir Marcial settled for Olympic bronze after losing to Ukraine’s Oleksandr Khyzhniak.
Bataan province to be placed under ECQ; Mariveles under ECQ with heightened restrictions
To prevent the local transmission of COVID-19, Bataan Governor Abet Garcia said that the province will be put under ECQ, while Mariveles will be placed under ECQ with heightened restrictions.
PAL, Cebu Pacific announces only necessary travel is permitted during 'hard lockdown'
Last July 29, Friday, local airlines informed passengers that only essential travellers are permitted. This is in order to avoid the spread of the Covid-19 Delta variant.
WHO: Delay booster shots to open vaccine supply for low-income countries
Low-income countries are left behind in vaccination, while other nations are already planning the distribution of booster shots.
PNP Chief urges anti-vaxxers to hold off protest
PNP Chief said he cannot allow the wide protest to risk the public’s safety against the COVID-19 Delta variant.
PGH ICU beds reach 90% capacity amid surge in COVID-19 cases
Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, the ICU beds for COVID-19 cases in the Philippines General Hospital (PGH) are now 90 percent full, the hospital’s spokesperson said in an interview.
DOH logs 7,342 new COVID-19 cases
According to the Department of Health, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country has reached 1,619,824. Which includes the 7,285 new patients, 1,528,422 have recovered
DILG: ECQ aid distribution may begin on August 6
On Wednesday, August 4, Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) said that the distribution of financial assistance to qualified recipients in Metro Manila might begin on August 6, the first day of enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in the region
Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga to release a new album this October
Music legend, Tony Bennett, and American pop star, Lady Gaga, reunite for another unique take on some of America's most beloved classic hits.
Covid-19 hits 132 medical personnel in Cebu City
Amid the continuous rise of Covid-19 cases and the lack of health workers in Cebu City,132 medical personnel have contracted the virus in the past two weeks
Distribution of financial assistance in Metro Manila to likely begin on Aug 6
Residents living in areas under Enhanced Community Quarantine from August 6 to August 20 will receive cash aid from the government amounting to ₱1,000 per person; of ₱4,000 maximum per family.
Govt mulls putting CALABARZON under ECQ
The government is still considering whether to place Region 4A under enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) amid the rise in Delta variant COVID-19 cases.
‘Sing 2’ is ready to rock your December this year!
How far can you go for your dream performance?
Nightbirde quits AGT due to cancer battle
America’s Got Talent Golden Buzzer contestant, Nightbirde gave up on the next season’s competition because of her worsening cancer.
Ben&Ben and Moira’s 'Pasalubong' tops YouTube Music trend
Folk and pop rock band, Ben&Ben released their latest collaboration with singer Moira Dela Torre. And the new heartbreak anthem, ‘Pasalubong’, trended number one for music on YouTube.
Are 12 year olds already capable of giving ‘sexual relations’ a consent?
Not even people in their early 20s are capable to give ‘consent’ at times when it comes to sexual relations, why did the government even think that 12 year olds are able to say ‘yes’ to the things they probably still can’t comprehend well?
Jollibee signs joint venture to open 120 stores in West Malaysia
Famous Filipino food chain, Jollibee, entered a joint venture to operate 120 stores in West Malaysia including the capital, Kuala Lumpur.
DPWH prepares additional beds at Lung Center
Due to the growing reported cases of the more transmissible Delta variant, the Department of Public Works and Highways is preparing for the surge of COVID-19 variant.
Alexa Ilacad graduates from college with a 1.0 GWA
Alexa Ilacad proves that she is indeed beauty and brains after graduating college with excellent marks and flying colors.
Filipinos are superstitious and religious at the same time
Because we had been colonized by different countries back then一their shared cultures and beliefs are dwelling with us now for so many years. For instance, the Spaniards introduced us to catholicism, while the Chinese gave us the beliefs in bad lucks and good lucks or superstitions.
EJ Obiena ends Olympic stint at 11th place in the men’s pole vault
Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena concludes Olympic participation out of medal contention in men’s pole vault on Tuesday at Olympic Stadium.
Creamline bounces back from a shock loss to knock Cignal out of the competition
Creamline regained their winning ways at the PCV Socio-Civic and Cultural Center, as they swept the Cignal HD Spikers out of postseason contention, 25-22, 27-25, 25-19, ending their 25-game winning streak.
Carlo Paalam attributes victory over Uzbek foe to faith in himself, God
Carlo Paalam fights in the men's fly quarter-final boxing match of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Meet the Immortal Jellyfish – a sea creature that can live forever
Turritopsis dohrnii or so-called immortal jellyfish can live forever with its amazing life cycle!
Police dies in a shooting incident outside the Pentagon
A police officer died after a shooting incident outside the perimeter of the Pentagon on Tuesday.
DILG to allow tricycles to operate during ECQ
Due to the threat of the Delta variant, Metro Manila will be under Enhanced Community Quarantine starting this Friday, August 6.
Cebu City hospital beds run out as COVID-19 cases spike
Hospitals in Cebu City have run out of beds and cannot assist more patients as COVID-19 cases rise fast amidst the modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) in the city.
The root of HIV/AIDS: Insufficient knowledge on safe-sex not homosexuality
If we talk about HIV/AIDS, why do people think automatically that homosexuality causes it the most? Are these just accusations because people have lack of knowledge on safe-sex or do people just hate the homosexuals they can do nothing except from blaming them?
Quezon City’s QCProtekTODO vaccination program to continue amid the implemented GCQ, ECQ restrictions
Due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases, Quezon City is still placed under a strict quarantine classification. Hence, the vaccination program will be on-going even if the place will be lockdown for two weeks.
Countries send support to contain devastating wildfire in Turkey
After Turkey requested European support, two firefighting planes from Spain and one from Croatia joined teams from Russia, Iran, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan in containing the wildfire.
Manila to get additional 4 million COVID-19 vaccine doses during ECQ
According to Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque, if all of these dosages are given, the capital region will be close to meeting the government's population protection target
DOH allows walk-in vaccination for senior citizens during ECQ
According to Health Undersecretary Myrna Cabotaje, senior citizens are given this opportunity because they are among the most vulnerable to COVID-19
PH gov’t receives 3M Moderna brand of COVID-19 vaccine doses donated by US
On Tuesday, August 3, the Philippines received another batch of COVID-19 vaccines donated by the United States, bringing the total number of Moderna jabs to 3,000,060 doses.
PBA temporarily suspends games due to rising Delta variant cases
The Philippine Basketball Association announces on August 3, Tuesday the temporary suspension of Philippine Cup set to start on August 4, Wednesday, as the surge of delta variant cases continues.
DOH reminds LGU to avoid walk-in vaccination
Amidst the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Health (DOH) reminded Local Government Units (LGU’s) to avoid walk-in vaccinations which can lead to overcrowding.
'Four Sisters and a Welding' trends #1 on YouTube
YouTube vlogger and artists Alex Gonzaga-Morada, Donnalyn Bartolome, Michelle Dy, and Zeinab Harake made millions of people laugh after releasing their parody ‘Four Sisters in a Welding’ of the original Filipino movie ‘Four Sisters in a Wedding’ on Alex Gonzaga’s Official youtube channel.
After 13 years of Olympic Journey, Hidilyn has nothing left to prove
Filipina athlete Hidilyn Diaz has nothing left to prove after making the Philippines proud by winning the gold medal in the Weightlifting Tokyo Olympics 2020.
PH receives over 415k doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine from UK
The latest shipment of 415,040 doses arrived at Terminal 3 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 4:30 p.m and was welcomed by vaccine czar Sec. Carlito Galvez Jr. with Daniel Pruce, the UK Ambassador to the Philippines
All the prizes for Olympic boxing silver medalist Nesthy Petecio
Despite settling for the silver medal, Filipina boxer Nesthy Petecio will still receive millions in cash incentive for her historic feat.
Park Seo Joon to join ‘The Marvels’ cast
It looks like Korean heartthrob Park Seo Joon is officially joining the cast for ‘The Marvels’, the sequel to the 2019 blockbuster Captain Marvel.
Canada fines two travelers for fake vaccination documents
Two travelers from the US were fined C$19,720 ($16,000, £11,500) by Canada for forging COVID-19 testing and vaccination documents.
Longer curfew hours in NCR starting August 6 to August 20
An eight-hour curfew from 8 PM to 4 AM will be implemented in NCR through the duration of strict Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ).
Love bids goodbye to his 2-year-old group, OnlyOneOf
Love’s sudden withdrawal from OnlyOneOf stirs fans’ emotions.
Nestea salutes Nesthy; pledges Nestle products to boxer's hometown, NGO of choice
“Winner ka pa rin, ‘Tea!”
Enjoy your CCL Cafe favorites amid the lockdown
The looming threat of the Covid-19 Delta variant forced the government to reinstate the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) status in the nation’s capital from August 6 to 20, 2021.
Carlo Paalam assures Olympic medal, advances to men's flyweight semis
Carlo Paalam overwhelms the defending Olympic champion Shakhobidin Zoirov in the quarterfinal 2 of men's flyweight division on Tuesday at Ryogoku Kokugikan.
Nesthy Petecio loses to Japanese foe; brings home silver Olympic medal for PH
You made the whole Philippines proud, Nesthy!
Viral: Guest speaker in a graduation ceremony forged school credentials
A woman allegedly forged her school credentials and claimed to be a Summa Cum Laude graduate of UPM's Political Science Program who was the recipient of the Juris Doctor's award and best research award.
PRC to continue vaccination during ECQ
Even during the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) from August 6 to 20, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) will continue its vaccination program
For 2nd straight year, DOT receives highest COA rating
According to Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat the Department of Tourism (DOT) received an ‘unqualified opinion’ on its fiscal year 2020 financial statements from Commission on Audit (COA)
PNP Chief urges public to be patient, stay at home amid stricter quarantine
PNP established Quarantine Control Points (QCPs) for a stricter lockdown in Metro Manila
DPWH Secretary Mark Villar sits down with Toni G. for an interview
Get to know more about the man behind "Build, Build, Build," the Secretary of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Mark Villar.
Filipino film “On The Job: The Missing 8” gets selected to compete in an international prestigious film festival
Venice International Film Festival, a prestigious award-giving body and among the world's oldest film festivals, has selected the Filipino film "On the Job: The Missing 8” to compete in the awards festival.
NOW TRENDING: SB19 brings fire to the stage in their 'Back in the Zone' online concert
Sound Break 19, or SB19, went ‘back in the zone,’ and broke another milestone of success in their ever-growing career!
PH sprinter Kristina Knott falls short of podium, concludes Olympic campaign
Filipino-American runner Kristina Knott failed to enter the semis of the Tokyo Olympics women’s 200m run.
Critics argue unfair advantage of trans weightlifter over female rivals
Critics argue that Laurel Hubbard, a transgender weightlifter from New Zealand has an unfair advantage over female rivals due to male attributes locked into her body.
7 Potential Filipino Medalists in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
After the first-ever Olympic gold medal, Team PH still has seven athletes who are aiming to seize gold in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Lacson to IATF: Advance implementation of ECQ in Metro Manila
Senator Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson told the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) to consider advancing the implementation of Enhance Community Quarantine (ECQ) on Metro Manila scheduled on August 6.
DOH: Healthcare capacity nears ‘moderate risk’
Health care facilities in the Philippines are gradually feeling the increase of Covid-19 cases.
Here's to the Greater You: Learning to Embrace Your Strengths
Finding your own strengths and having the confidence to own it is priceless.
Raymond Gutierrez shares struggles of coming out
In a Mega Entertainment interview on August 1, host and TV personality Raymond Gutierrez shared the struggles of his coming out, being compared to his brother, and finally accepting his true self.
Kara David shares her 'selfish reasons,' the story behind ‘Project Malasakit’
Founded by broadcast journalist Kara David, Project Malasakit aims to help Filipino children. In ‘The Howie Severino Podcast,’ she shared the stories and her 'selfish reasons' behind the creation of the foundation.
Yulo aims for redemption in the Olympic vault final
Carlos Yulo competes in the men's artistic gymnastics qualification vault event at Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Durant leads Team USA to the knockout stage in the Olympics
During the men's preliminary round group A basketball match between the United States and the Czech Republic at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Kevin Wayne Durant dribbles the ball past Czech Republic's Jaromir Bohacik.
Eumir Martial wins over Armenian foe, secures Olympic medal
Filipino boxer Eumir Marcial enters the men's middleweight semis after defeating Armar Darchinyan of Armenia in their quarterfinal meeting at Kokugikan Arena on Sunday, August 1.
Five Ways to Improve Security in Your Workplace
Keeping your workplace safe and secure plays a part in pushing your business towards success. It also improves the efficiency, trust, and morale of your employees, as well as your clients.
Thailand broadens pandemic controls, expands lockdown zones
Due to the high risk of the Covid-19 surge in Thailand, the government imposed and extended stricter pandemic restrictions and lockdowns on Sunday, August 1, which will most likely be until the end of August.
PH records 8,735 new COVID-19 cases
As of the most recent information from the John Hopkins University COVID-19 tracker, the Philippines has the second highest coronavirus tally in Southeast Asia
Turkish people pleads help, prayers amid wildfires
Wildfire swept Turkey, causing the loss of people's lives, animals, and forests.
Cebu province reclassified from MECQ to GCQ with heightened restrictions
President Rodrigo Duterte approved the recommendation of the Inter-Agency Task Force, reclassifying the quarantine status of Cebu from MECQ to GCQ with heightened restrictions.
DILG to investigate the 'karakol' in General Trias Cavite
The Department of Interior and Local Government is set to conduct an investigation against those responsible for the ‘karakol.'
TikTok star shot inside a movie theatre dies
TikTok personality Anthony Barajas has died after being taken off life support on Saturday, days after getting shot inside Corona movie theatre in Southern California.
Boy, 14, dies in Morgan Park shooting
A minor becomes the latest casualty in the series of shooting in the United States.
5 Life Lessons from "Miss Granny"
"Miss Granny" remains to be one of my favorites films. Aside from the charismatic portrayal of the casts, it also has various life lessons embedded to it.
5 reasons to stop drinking Alcohol
What could be the possible risks of consuming a large amount of Alcohol?
PH Olympians to receive free 25 flights each from Cebu Pacific
In celebration of the Cebu Pacific’s 25 years of enabling everyjuan to fly, the said airline will offer free flights to the 19 Filipino athletes who competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
DFA to welcome more OFWs on July 31
OFWs all across the world lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the government and the Department of Foreign Affairs’ (DFA) repatriation mission, other distressed Filipino workers will be sent back home on July 31.
Start ‘em young: Sex education should be discussed more often
If Filipinos are really conservative, then why are there about 70,755 families that are being led by minors at the end of 2020?
Now Trending: “Gameboys: The Movie” D-day
The tagline of the anticipated GAMEBOYSTHEMOVE NOW SHOWING trended nationwide last Friday as fans anticipated the premiere of the Boy's Love movie, 'Gameboys The Movie.''
Modern day heroes: The medical frontliners during Covid-19 pandemic
The recent events in the country gave birth to numerous “modern day heroes” who demonstrated exceptional sacrifices for the people 一 be it the OFWs and the athletes who represent our country with their skills. It’s finally time we divert our attention to the medical frontliners.
5 Biggest Interior Designing Mistakes According to Experts
Think twice before following what you see on a Pinterest board.
“Ma, Pa, I’m gay.”: Why should coming out be a choice?
People always thought that if you’re a part of LGBTQIA+ community, coming out of the closet is always a necessity and should be done to the people you’re close with一and why is that? Can’t queers stay closeted as they please?
Clairvoyants and their impact to the Filipino netizens during disasters
Now that there could be danger anywhere in our country, warnings all over the internet from the clairvoyants are surfacing. Filipinos’ opinions are divided in these people who claim they perceive events in the future一but why are they all about danger?
PH boxer Nesthy Petecio gets spot to the gold medal round
Filipino boxer Nesthy Petecio is one win away from the Philippine’s second gold medal.
Reminder: You have what it takes to pursue your dreams
Whether you dream big or small, never stop yourself from doing what makes you happy.
Fil-Am Jalen Green drafted as 2nd pick overall in NBA Draft 2021
The Filipino-American Jalen Green gets selected as the 2nd overall pick by the Houston Rockets in the 2021 NBA Draft on Thursday, July 29 (Friday, July 30, Manila time).
Look out for these 3 upcoming anime films in the second half of 2021!
2021 is also the year of highly-anticipated anime films!
Zack Tabudlo's track 'Binibini' continues to gain global footing
The heartfelt song, "Binibini" by Zack Tabudlo is reportedly continuing to break records that are acknowledged internationally.
‘I’d rather focus on my career’: Aj Raval ignores body shamers
Known for her sexy movies, actress Aj Raval says she ignores body shamers and chooses to be herself by doing what makes her happy.
Newborn sea turtle with two heads found on South Carolina beach
Just like in a science fiction movie, a two-headed sea turtle was found on a beach in South Carolina.
CIX’s Bae Jin Young to debut as an actor on a web drama this November 2021
New all-rounder idol-turned-actor spotted! Bae Jin Young to invade web drama fans’ hearts with this drama debut.
Know the differences between MECQ, GCQ, with restrictions, and more
Over one year into lockdown, the list of terms for different quarantine classifications in the country just keeps on growing long, as well, and it can actually be confusing. Let us explain to you the differences between the terms.
DJ Loonyo refutes accusations on spreading negative statements about Hidilyn Diaz
Influencer and dancer DJ Loonyo expressed his sentiments towards the issues regarding a viral fake statement he allegedly made.
Disney rejects Johansson’s complaint about Black Widow release
Walt Disney fired back to the complaint of the actor Scarlett Johansson about the breach of contract in the film Black Widow.
Irish Magno isn't giving up on her Olympic gold quest
Irish Magno said that an Olympic Gold will remain a goal for her even despite ending her first Olympic appearance earlier than hoped.
Fil-Am Jalen Green is Houston’s 2nd overall pick in NBA draft
Jalen Green is only the third player with Filipino heritage to be drafted in the NBA. The other two are Raymond Townsend and Jordan Clarkson.
Trillanes: Magdalo to withdraw support from Leni if she gives way to Lacson in 2022 elections
Senator Antonio Trillanes warned Vice President Leni Robredo that the Magdalo party will not not support her if she gives way to Senator Lacson in the 2022 General Election.
Cris Nievarez ends initial Tokyo Olympics participation at 23rd in the rowing event
Filipino rower Cris Nievarez concludes first Olympics appearance at 23rd in the men’s single sculls event at the Sea Forest Waterway on Friday, July 30.
“Wala kang future d’yan!”: Passion vs. Career in Filipino families
For so many years now, how many dreams have Filipino families destroyed just because it did not fit the degree that they wanted? How many passions that had to be sacrificed so their children could pursue the career they probably never even dreamt of having?
Manila City to open drive-thru vaccination site
Metro Manila Mayor “Isko” Moreno announced that the drive-thru vaccination will be launched at Luneta on Saturday, July 31.
COVID-19 outbreak is placing hospitals at threat, Thailand warns
Due to an increased number of COVID-19 patients, Thailand's capital Bangkok and surrounding provinces are running out of beds.
DOH reports 97 new Delta variant cases
The health agency reported that 94 of the 97 Delta cases have already been labeled as recoveries, while three were fatalities
PAGASA: 2 to 3 tropical cyclones to enter the country this August
Two to three tropical cyclones are expected to enter the Philippines this coming August, PAGASA said.
Vatican’s Cardinal on trial for $412M fraud
The trial began at the Vatican on July 28 of a Roman Catholic who used to be a close ally of Pope Francis. Cardinal Angelo Becciu faced accusations including the use of church money to buy a multi-million-dollar property in London. However, he denies any wrongdoing.
PH to receive 415,000 AstraZeneca COVID-19 jabs donated by the UK
The Philippines will get 415,00 doses of COVID-19 vaccinations made by the British-Swedish company AstraZeneca as a gift from the United Kingdom.
'School 2021' encourages students to be who they want to be
At the age of 18, are you willing to follow your own dreams?
Irish Magno loses to Thai foe, concludes Olympics journey
Filipino boxer Irish Magno failed to get a quarterfinals spot as she was overpowered by Thailand’s Jutamas Jitpong in the women’s flyweight round of 16 on Thursday.
Lawmaker proposes bill seeking for tax exemption on national athlete rewards
After the historic triumph of Hidilyn Diaz in the Tokyo Olympics, Albay 2nd District Rep. Joey Salceda proposed House Bill 9891, or the Hidilyn Diaz Act of 2021.
Simping Over Ran Takahashi: The Volleyball Scene’s Newest Monster Rookie
Aside from his good looks, Ran Takahashi’s incredible skills also started to garner attention and create some noise in Tokyo Olympics 2021, simply showing his monstrousness on the court!
Lawmaker proposes bill seeking for tax exemption on national athlete rewards
After the historic triumph of Hidilyn Diaz in the Tokyo Olympics, Albay 2nd District Rep. Joey Salceda proposed House Bill 9891, or the Hidilyn Diaz Act of 2021.
5 Filipino athletes who made Philippine history in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Nearly a century since the Philippines began competing in the Olympics, the country is still garnering its firsts and making national history, thanks to these Filipino athletes.
DTI rejects separate schedules for vaccinated and unvaccinated customers in establishments
Only 30% capacity is allowed in ‘salon' enterprises due to COVID-19 regulations.
DILG provides cash assistance to ECQ communities
Several areas under Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) will receive financial assistance through the collaborative effort of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).
Catch SB19, Ben&Ben, and more will make noise, excite and ignite the stage in MYX Awards in 2021
MYX Awards 2021 will also honor Kumu Streamer of the Year with a special award.
Gun-fire exchange reported in Armenia-Azerbaijan border
An intense gunfight broke out near the village of Sotk close to the border of Azerbaijan's Kelbajar region.
The stigma of reaching out for help in the Philippines
Seeing a Psychologist is a privilege considering how lavish it could be at times and the fact that it might not be prioritized due to financial problems一but in the Philippines it is rather embarrassing to attend to a therapy.
DonBelle’s ‘Couch Talk’ garners precious reactions from fans on social media
While seated on a couch for the ‘Couch Talk,’ the lead stars of the series "He's into Her" set up a short video, talked about their experiences, and shared answers to questions from the questionnaire bowl.
Gov't warns the public vs. spreading unconfirmed new quarantine classifications
Due to the threat of COVID-19 Delta variant, the Inter-Agency Task Force issued new quarantine classifications for the month of August.
Rico Blanco releases acoustic version of “Alab ng Puso” to honor Hidilyn Diaz
Filipino singer-songwriter Rico Blanco made an acoustic version of the Rivermaya song “Alab ng Puso” to honor Hidilyn Diaz after her historic win during the Tokyo Olympics last July 26.
PH administers over 659,000 COVID-19 doses in one day
On Tuesday, July 27, the country administered 659,029 COVID-19 shots nationwide, exceeding the daily target of 500,000 doses
After double exit, Murray casts doubt over the Olympic future
''I love to play the Olympics every minute." Andy Murray says, after losing doubles against Croatia's Marin Cilic and Ivan Dodig, ''I hope that today I would have gone differently.''
Ph boxer Eumir Marcial advances to the quarterfinals of Olympics men's middleweight division
Filipino boxer Eumir Marcial is one win away from securing at least an Olympic bronze medal and two wins for the gold.
Zamboanga to build statue of Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz
The Olympic medalist will have a statue erected in Zamboanga City where she was raised.
180 Yes Comply: Margielyn Didal of the Philippine Skateboarding
In whatever sports we submit to, we excel. Filipinos are undeniably talented and have a heart of the winners 一 Margielyn Didal, who was placed 7th on the Olympics skateboarding, for one, left Filipinos proud and celebrating.
OCTA pushes for hard lockdown in Metro Manila
Research group OCTA encouraged the national government to place Manila on hard lockdown before another surge of Covid-19 cases strikes again.
DILG reminds LGUs to ensure citizens’ safety while receiving COVID-19 jabs amid heavy rains
“The safety of everyone should be top of mind as we carry out our vaccination efforts and especially during this rainy season,” DILG Secretary Eduardo M. Año said as he calls the LGUs for safe vaccination for everyone.
51 out of 82 COVID-19-positive cops were deployed in President Duterte’s last SONA
Quezon City policemen who were deployed to ensure security of President Rodrigo Duterte’s last SONA tested positive for COVID-19.
Health workers group calls out lacking benefits to all health workers
Despite the administration's gratitude, the Alliance of Health Workers continues to advocate for the needs of all health workers.
Here’s how you can make your skin better, according to this vlogger derma
Vlogger-derma shares six tips on how you can get better skin.
Choice and Timing: Victory is not one size fits all
In a recent triumph of Hidilyn Diaz, many netizens shared their thoughts and opinions towards her winning moment and the incentives she received. But all of a sudden, people are mad at the fact that Diaz is now a millionaire.
How to deal with the Covid-19 Delta variant
The coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) Delta variant quickly became a major concern in many countries including the Philippines.
Comparing vaccines: What are their differences?
COVID-19 vaccines vary in terms of how they generate immune response in the body, but all approved shots are effective against fighting the disease.
Updated quarantine classification in different areas of the Philippines for the month of August
President Rodrigo Duterte has approved the new quarantine classifications proposed by the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases.
DOT vaccinates tourism workers in Boracay
The Department of Tourism (DOT) plans to vaccinate all tourism employees on Boracay Island as the holiday season approaches.
Teenage girl who went for a swim drowns in Bataan river
Janica Borbor, a 13-year-old resident of Barangay San Simon, drowned in the Dinalupihan Bataan river after reportedly going swimming with her brother and friends on July 26, 2021.
Slipknot founding drummer Joey Jordison dies at age 46
One of the Slipknot founders and former drummer Joey Jordison dies at 46.
Vigilantes burn homes, abduct 21 citizens in the mountains of Mexico
Citizens in Southern Mexico suffered a terrible attack from the vigilante group El Machete who call themselves as “self-defense forces.”
Philippine’s First ever Olympic gold medalist is finally home
Filipino pride and history maker Hidilyn Diaz arrived in the Philippines on Wednesday afternoon.
Petecio advances to the women's featherweight semis, secures medal for the Philippines
After defeating a Colombian opponent, Filipino boxer Nesthy Petecio is certain to bag a bronze medal for the Philippines.
Why Should You Invest in Cruelty-Free Makeup?
Non-cruelty makeup products will not only cause harm to your skin, but it can also cause death to many helpless animals being tested by many harmful products. However, you can make a change by switching to cruelty-free products!
Nas Daily features Filipino innovator of 'Liter of Light'
The 'Liter of Light' project by a Filipino got featured in The Nas Daily. In less than a day after the video was posted, the video had already garnered over a million views.
Police uproots 10.5M worth of marijuana plants
An estimated total of P10.5 million worth of marijuana plants were found on separate drug operations.
OCTA Research suggests to ‘go early and go hard' on lockdown plans
With the surge of the Delta variant cases of COVID-19 in NCR, OCTA Research recommends imposing a circuit-breaker lockdown for two weeks in light of the threats posed by the more life-threatening variant of the virus.
MRT-7 nears completion
To offer passengers a comfortable trip, the the Department of Transportation reported that the Metro Rail Transit Line 7 (MRT-7) has been continuously under progress despite the pandemic.
5 life and love lessons from "My Amanda"
Two unusually close friends share every thing together. As their lives evolves, their bond remains the only constant
After the last Olympic boxing win Petecio assured of bronze medals
Nesthy Petecio is two wins away from winning the country's second Olympic gold.
Elreen Ando ends initial Olympic appearance at 7th spot
Elreen Ando finalized her inaugural Olympic debut by attaining a powerful 7th place in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics women's -64kg division held at the Tokyo International Forum on Tuesday, July 27.
Two dead after chemical plant explosion in Leverkusen, Germany
A chemical plant exploded in Germany killing two people and hurting 31 others. Five people are still missing.
Luke Gebbie sets a new PH record; Remedy Rule ends Olympic stint
In the fourth day of the Tokyo Olympics swimming competition, Luke Gebbie and Remedy Rule both had impressive performances.
Remedy Rule wraps up her journey in Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Swimmer Remedy Rule wraps up her journey in Tokyo 2020 Olympics after placing in the 15th spot in the overall rankings of the women's butterfly 200m.
Filipino filmmaker bags Best Short Documentary Award at Cannes Indies Cinema Awards 2021
Pinoy Pride! Filipino filmmaker won the Best Documentary Award at the Cannes Indies Cinema Awards 2021.
U.S troops to leave Iraq
U.S President Joe Biden, together with Prime Minister of Iraq, Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, announced on July 26 the end of the combat mission in Iraq.
So Not Worth It: Finding True Friendship Across Oceans of Cultures
Students who come from different parts of the world living in the same dormitory: what will happen?
Manila to open third dialysis center
According to Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso, this is part of the city government's effort to modernize district hospitals so that residents can access free specialized medical treatments
Ph boxer Eumir Marcial needs 2 wins to secure Olympic medal
25-year-old Eumir Marcial drew a bye in the Round of 32 that made him advance straight to the Round of 16 of the Tokyo Olympics men’s middleweight boxing event.
Lapu-Lapu City to implement “no vaccine, no entry” to several establishments
Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Issued an order that will only allow vaccinated individuals to enter several establishments in the city.
Microsoft Surface Duo 2's new triple camera system leaks
The Surface Duo 2 will be released later this year, in September or October, according to Microsoft. Based on the leaked photos, the dual-screen tablet will have a revolutionary triple camera system.
DOTr lists accomplishments in the last five years
"Five years after we took the helm of the Department of Transportation, we can say that we have successfully initiated a TRANSFORMATION,” Department of Transportation Secretary Art P. Tugade stated.
ReVeluvs Alert: K-pop girl group Red Velvet opens ' Queens Mystic General Store' for August comeback
According to the Korean news agency Newssen, SM Entertainment has confirmed that world-famous K-pop girl group Red Velvet will be returning this August. The group is preparing for a summer comeback with a new album.
Intensified wildfire in Northern California forces residents to evacuate
The extreme fire hazard in the west has now caused more than 85 major fires in 13 states. The air quality alerts on the east coast were issued late in the evening on July 26.
Kiyomi Watanabe falls short against Spain's Cristina Cabana Perez
Judoka Kiyomi Watanabe ends her journey in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as she loses her fight against Cristina Cabana Perez of Spain in the Women's Judo 63kg round of 32 matches.
Duterte blasts ABS-CBN anew in his final SONA
President Rodrigo Duterte’s final State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 26, did not end without a tirade against media network, ABS-CBN.
Yam Concepcion ties the knot with non-showbiz boyfriend
Kapamilya actress Yam Concepcion happily announced her intimate wedding with her long-time non-showbiz boyfriend, Miguel CuUnjieng, on a New York yacht last July 24.
How does the game of Weightlifting work?
Strategy, fighting spirit, determination, and focus are some of the qualities that athletes must have to participate in the weightlifting competition.
82-year-old grandmother graduates from high school
An 82 year old grandmother from Zambales finally reached her dream to graduate from high school.
Abra cops grant wheelchair to a girl with cerebral palsy
Cops from Abra lends help to a girl with cerebral palsy to ease the child’s everyday life.
Police build daycare center in remote Davao City barangay
Davao City Cops initiated to build a Daycare Center
‘Hipon Girl’ talks about her showbiz journey with Toni Gonzaga
Herlene Budol, also known as ‘Hipon Girl,’ talked about her experiences before gaining popularity and how the pandemic sent her family back to zero.
Olympic gold medalist Tom Daley inspires LGBT community to ‘achieve anything’
After winning his first Olympic gold medal, Olympic diving champion Tom Daley from Great Britain proved and inspired young LGBT people that they can achieve anything.
Communism, drugs highlighted on Duterte’s last SONA
President Rodrigo Duterte, in his last state of the nation address (SONA), discussed many of the country’s prominent issues, but the nearly three-hour speech revolved mostly around communism and drugs.
Moving Forward: Promoting a Healthier Workplace
Keeping a healthy environment in a workplace plays an important role in keeping the employees motivated and confident in fulfilling their roles. It also keeps their health in check, especially during these times of a pandemic crisis.
I Fell In Love Like A Bouquet: Could young love power through the tests of time?
A five-year relationship between young lovers is challenged with the reality of growing up. Is their love strong enough to endure?
PH gov’t receives over 375,000 COVID-19 Pfizer jabs
Pfizer has provided 2.4 million doses to the country, so far, through the World Health Organization-led COVAX facility.
MMDA extends curfew hours in NCR due to COVID-19 Delta variant surge
Following the capital region's change in quarantine classifications due to the threat of the highly infectious COVID-19 Delta variant, Metro Manila will now have longer curfew hours.
One injured in Lane county fair shooting
Gunfire erupts at Lane county fair leaving one person injured and two in custody.
#IbalikAngABSCBN: Netizens petition for reoperation, renewal of ABS-CBN’s franchise
The hashtag ‘#IbalikAngABSCBN’ became a top trending topic on Twitter on Monday as netizens called for the renewal of the media giant’s franchise.
Davao City records first case of Delta Variant
Davao City confirmed that the first case of Delta variant is from a 28-year-old woman who is fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and was exposed from her workplace.
DOH reports 6,664 new COVID-19 cases
The number of active cases in the country is now at 55,140, or 3.5 percent of all infections recorded, with 5,766 new recoveries.
Yulo’s Japanese mentor bears responsibility for the athlete’s Olympics performance
Munehiro Kugimiya, Carlos Yulo’s coach, takes the blame as Yulo failed to advance to the finals of the athlete’s favourite event, the floor.
Hidilyn Diaz's prizes for her Tokyo Olympic performance
Filipina Weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz made the whole Philippines proud over her recent performance at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
HISTORY MADE. Hidilyn Diaz delivers Ph's first-ever Olympic Gold Medal
Filipino weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz burst into tears as she succeeded in obtaining the first-ever Olympic gold medal of the Philippines in the women’s 55-kg weightlifting tournament.
Liza Soberano shares her journey in owning her voice in 10th showbiz anniv interview
The cover girl who recently took the main voice role for Netflix’s 'Trese', Liza Soberano, shared her journey in owning her voice during her 10th showbiz anniversary interview with Metro Style.
Duterte says Sotto can be a 'good vice president'
In the 2022 elections, Sotto and Duterte might become rivals.
Margielyn Didal finishes 7th place at the Women's Skateboarding Street Finals
Filipino skateboarder Margielyn Didal placed 7th in the finals of women's street skateboarding at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Trending: Morissette Amon will sing ‘Lupang Hinirang’ at SONA 2021
Filipina singer Morissette Amon will sing 'Lupang hinirang' for the last State of the Nation Address of President Rodrigo Duterte.
MMA Fighter sets new burpees Guinness Record as fundraiser for sick niece
Brazilian MMA Fighter Cassiano Rodrigues Laureano set a new Guinness World Record for executing 951 burpees in an hour, as part of the fundraising campaign for his niece who was born last year with severe heart disease.
DPWH enumerates accomplishments, finished constructions under the Duterte admin
Did the Philippines achieve the Golden Age Infrastructure the Duterte administration promised?
SONA 2021: President Rodrigo Duterte's last State of the Nation Address
On Monday, July 26, President Rodrigo Duterte will deliver his sixth and final State of the Nation Address to the Filipino people.
PNP to assist in seeking safer COVID-19 inoculation areas
The Philippine National Police, together with local government units, is ready to help out in looking for temporary and more protected vaccination sites during the Habagat season.
MMDA conducts clean up operation in Manila Bay
Countless junk was swept into Manila Bay’s shoreline as a result of the southwest monsoon's consecutive days of rainstorms.
Taylor Swift's drops most-anticipated original version of "The Lakes"
Taylor Swift released the much-awaited original version of the extra track, "The Lakes" to commemorate the one-year anniversary of her hit album, ‘folklore.’
Coworking space is a growing work culture trend — Here’s why
Coworking spaces provide the sweet balance for professionals who are struggling between working in a bland, monotonous office and trying to get productive in the comforts of home.
Q2 2021 Xiaomi is the second-largest phone brand
Canalys, a leading global technology market analyst firm, on Thursday, July 15 presented their analysis on smartphone market shares for the Q2 2021.
BSP commands Lyka to suspend payment operations
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on Friday has ordered the Lyka app to suspend operations as an "Operator of the System of Payments (OPS)." It was also instructed to register with the regulator.
PH earmarks P45 billion for COVID-19 vaccines in 2022
The Philippine government has allotted P45 billion to fund the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines next year, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said in a briefing with the president.
Margielyn Didal enters the finals of 2020 Tokyo Olympic Women’s Street Skateboarding
Obtaining a total score of 12.02, 22-year-old Margielyn Didal qualified for the finals of women’s street skateboarding.
Pinoy Pride: First Filipina Executive Chef in Japanese restaurant in Hollywood introduces Filipino dishes in filmland
Yamashiro Hollywood’s first female executive chef Vallerie introduced Filipino delicacies to Hollywood such as Adobo, Pancit, Sisig, Lechon Belly, Dinuguan (Ilocano Version) among others.
Things to look out for in President Duterte's last SONA
In his last state of the nation address, President Duterte is anticipated to sum up his five years of service or unveil his plans for the remainder of his term.
Filipina shows talent in singing, accidentally debuts as singer in Japan
Out of 644 entries, the first-ever contest Japan got their first international winner from the Philippines.
The Boyz unveils Comeback Schedule for the New Era “THRILL-ING”
The Boyz is ready to hit Korean entertainment industry once again as they unveiled plans for their upcoming 6th Mini Album, THRILL-ING!
Q&A Explainer: The Covid-19 Delta Variant
Here are some of the frequently asked questions about the Delta variant and the answers, according to experts.
PRC vaccination program pushes through despite rains
The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) is determined to vaccinate as many people as possible despite the rain and flooding brought by Typhoon Fabian.
PH confirms 55 new Delta variant cases
On Sunday, the Department of Health (DOH) announced the detection of 55 new COVID-19 Delta variant cases amid the country's present struggles to contain the spread of the highly contagious variant.
Need for PH CDC expected to be addressed in Duterte's final SONA
In President Rodrigo Duterte's final Senate of the Nation Address (SONA), the Department of Health (DOH) is expecting that Duterte will address the need for the country's own Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
Ilocos Norte detects first Delta variant case
The Delta variant of COVID-19 has unfortunately entered Ilocos Norte. Governor Matthew Marcos Manotoc confirmed the first case in the province.
Love differs from grooming
If you think establishing a bond between two people in their legal ages is enough, to some people it isn’t. Instead of falling in love with someone their age, groomers will commit a crime to fetishize the younger ones and call it “love."
It’s too late, apologists
In the recent allegations of rape case against Kris Wu, a former member of KPop boy group EXO, many fans and non-fans have shared their sentiments towards the issue, but only one group of people prevails: the apologists.
Is the vaccine resistant enough against the Delta variant?
The new variant of the virus is said to be more dangerous, leading many Filipinos to question whether being fully vaccinated is enough to fight against Delta virus.
Why does the cold weather affect your sex drive?
When it's cold, it's much preferable to stay inside— feet cold, warm coffee in hand, or under the covers with someone to cuddle.
Why are Filipinos brave during a disaster?
We, Filipinos, are innately courageous and joyful. It is our nature to smile the tragedy away, not because we have to but because we want to. It is one way to motivate one another during trying times like this.
FIBA Asia Cup 2021 postponed to July 2022
FIBA declared that the 2021 FIBA Asia Cup that was supposed to happen from August 16 to 28 has been rescheduled to July next year.
Man chops off ears and nose of his wife's lover in Pakistan
Man cuts nose and ear of a Pakistani.
Build your daily makeup routine under P500 with these products!
Affordable makeup products ready to boost your confidence and give you a more beautiful you!
SATURDAY VIBE: 5 Energizing Songs To Jive Your Weekends With
Are you tired of facing your lappys all week? We are, too. Take time to listen to different artists manifesting a fun vibe on weekends with these upbeat tunes.
Record of Youth K-Drama: Dreams are Meant to be Achieved
A Korean drama that will teach you to always treasure your friendships and keep pursuing your dreams no matter what.
World champion boxer Nesthy Petecio to open boxing competitions in Tokyo Olympics
Boxer Nesthy Petecio will be featured in the first bout of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Saturday, July 24, as draws for the boxing competitions have been completed.
Weekender Jam: Four Songs By K-Pop Boy Group Seventeen To Comfort You After A Stressful Day
K-Pop boy group Seventeen has something to offer that will uplift your mood or simply accompany you after a long day—their comforting songs.
Mandatory COVID-19 health pass imposed at Eiffel Tower, other spots in France
“The world is facing a new wave and we must act...”
Blk brings out newest collection, #Daydream, made with good intentions!
Blk cosmetics released its newest collection, ‘Daydream,’ that will bring blissfulness to makeup enthusiasts out there!
DOH reports 12 new local transmission of COVID-19 Delta variant in the country
As of July 21, 12 new cases of Delta variant were recorded by the DOH, bringing the total to 47 variant cases.
Rolling Stones drop rescheduled ‘No Filter' tour dates for 2021
The Rolling Stones' 'No Filter' tour for 2021 will resume with 13 stadium gigs beginning Sept. 26 in St. Louis, after a 16-month hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PH President considers blocking borders amid Delta variant surge
The Department of Health (DOH) verified local transmission of the more virulent COVID-19 Delta strain in the Philippines on Thursday night, July 22, raising the overall number of cases to 47.
#DKDeservesBetter: Five Reasons Why We Love Seventeen’s Golden Voice, Lee Seokmin
You would surely love Seventeen’s DK once you get to know the five reasons why we and fans absolutely love him!
PNP to deploy 15,000 cops for SONA 2021
The Philippine National Police will deploy 15,000 police officers on July 26 to secure the last State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Rodrigo Duterte, PNP chief General Guillermo Lorenzo T. Eleazar said on Friday, July 23.
Julie Anne San Jose sees her dream come true in Times Square
Award-winning Filipina actress and singer, Julie Anne San Jose has made her dreams come true as she was featured on Spotify’s digital billboard in New York's City famous Times Square.
2 planes collide at Dubai International Airport
Two passenger jets from low-cost carrier Gulf Air (Bahrain-based) and FlyDubai collided with each other on the taxiway at Dubai International Airport early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported.
Russia fines Facebook, Twitter for failing to remove illegal contents
For the fail to erase content that Russia considers unlawful, it pays Facebook 6 million rubles (US$81,320) and twitter 6,5 million roubles (US$74,634).
Smart enhances Giga Life App with innovative "Giga Pay with Pay Maya" features
Smart has been working on an in-app payment for the GigaLife App with PayMaya
Kongan promises exciting perks for fully-vaccinated employees
The Kongan Group of Companies remains dedicated to making the safety of all its employees a priority.
Another batch of Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine shots arrive in Ph
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said that the 26 million Sinovac COVID-19 doses that the Philippine Government procured will be arriving in September 2021.
Presidential adviser proposes buses for fully vaccinated commuters
What are your thoughts about the proposal?
Hidilyn Diaz expresses gratitude towards IOC President Thomas Bach
Filipina weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz in an instagram post on Thursday, July 22, thanked IOC President Thomas Bach for making the Olympics happen amidst the pandemic.
BPI reported the highest quarterly income since the pandemic began
In the second quarter of this year, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) recorded a double-digit increase in net income, marking the bank's biggest quarterly profit since the start of the health and economic crisis
Calamba mayor left unaware of 2 Delta cases in the city
Two cases of Delta variant in Calamba, Laguna were not reported to the authorities, leaving their mayor clueless about the case.
The Clubhouse is no longer an exclusive club for guests
Clubhouse has expanded to host half a million "rooms" per day since its launch a year ago, with the typical listener spending more than an hour per day in the online community.
Filipino rower Cris Nievarez forges ahead to the quarterfinals of men’s single sculls
After attaining third place in Heat 5, Pinoy rower Cris Nievarez will move forward to the next level of the men’s single sculls held at the Sea Forest Waterway in Odaiba, Japan on Friday.
Canceling the cancel culture
Cancel culture happens when somebody, mostly prominent people on social media, commits a mistake, because Filipino netizens thought that if you are famous you might as well know everything in this world. Rooms for mistakes don’t exist.
YouTube launched new money-making feature "Super Thanks"
The new feature, called Super Thanks, is introduced by Google owned online video network YouTube which allows video makers to earn their followers money as part of their efforts to draw more content from creators.
Benguet cops lend hands to farmers before heavy rainfall
A group of Benguet cops did not hesitate to help the farmers plant potatoes to prevent them from soaking in a huge rainfall.
Passengers trapped in chest-high flood inside a subway in China
A subway in the province of Henan in China was submerged in flood and trapped passengers under a chest-high water level.
IATF examining Metro Mayors call to ban minors outdoor
The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) is, examining the calls of Metro Manila Mayors regarding the regulations on ages five years and above.
‘Black Fungus’ inflated to more than 45,000 cases in India
More than 45,000 cases of Black Fungus hit India over the past two months.
Cebu radio commentator shot dead after airing show
Cebu radio commentator, Renante 'Rey' Cortes was shot dead by an anonymous assailant on Thursday, July 22 outside the radio station of DYRB after airing a show.
K-dramas you should definitely watch before 2021 ends!
These must-watch Korean dramas depict love, heartache, dreams, and unseen realities that would give you a tasteful slice of life.
Record holder Kristina Knott is ready to set fire in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
After breaking a 33-year old Philippine record for the women's 100-meter dash, Filipino American track and field athlete, Kristina Knott is ready to double her acceleration for the 200-meter dash in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Flight carrying 1.5 million doses of Sinovac vaccines arrives in the country
1.5 million doses of Sinovac vaccine arrived in the Philippines on Thursday.
Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha premieres on Netflix on August 28
Are you excited for the dimple couple Kim Seon Ho and Shin Min Ah?
Aid will be given to affected residents in ECQ areas
According to the Interagency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF), the president will not allow areas to be placed under enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) without providing assistance to those who are unable to work
Man escapes hotel quarantine using tied-together bed sheets in Australia
It’s like a scene from a movie.
6 members of Poland’s swim team sent home from Tokyo due to admin misconception
After Polish Swimming Federation (PZP) mistakenly sent an excessive number of participants, six Polish swimmers had to fly back to Warsaw, days prior to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony.
#TUMINDIG: Filipino artists stand up in solidarity with online artwork
Filipino artists collaborate in a viral digital illustration which dares people to stand and speak in dissent.
DOLE hopes to pass the anti-endo bill immediately
DOLE Secretary Silvestre Bello III has signed a letter of recommendation to the Palace to certify the Security of Tenure Bill.
Pangasinan, Tarlac receive ₱150M grant from PAGCOR
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) turned over the first tranche to the local governments of Lingayen and Binmaley during the groundbreaking ceremonies.
Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga to perform "One Last Time" together on stage
Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett will perform together for two nights in New York's Radio City Music Hall next month, in what is expected to be their final performance together.
DPWH heads to clean drainage today, July 21
The Department of Public Works and Highways conducted an unclogging and cleaning operation on drainage inlets around Manila.
Discover an out-of-the-box friendship with ‘Ron’s Gone Wrong’
How can a human and robot be best of friends?
The talking stage vs. the Gen Z people
Nowadays, before you can even enter into a successful relationship, first you have to go through numerous failed talking stages with at least 20 people who are either from long term relationships, those who believe in astrological signs, or those who collect and select.
Californian couple faces manslaughter charges after a smoke bomb for their gender reveal caused wildfire
A Californian couple is facing manslaughter charges after the prosecutor said that the El Dorado Fire last September was sparked by the smoke bomb used for gender reveal.
PNP Chief: Cops were not given privileges in drug war
PGen Eleazar denied the assumption made by former secretary of education Edilberto de Jesus in terms of giving privilege to cops.
Davao City Vice Mayor Baste Duterte tests positive for COVID-19
Get well soon, Davao City Mayor Baste Duterte!
DOLE still weighing if food delivery riders are company employees
Do you think food delivery riders are employees or independent contractors?
Users can now utilize an Instagram function to avoid 'sensitive' information
Facebook-owned Instagram is introducing new tools for users to filter out unsuitable content.
Windows 10 now has access to Windows 11's biggest gaming feature
DirectStorage compatibility with Windows 10 has been confirmed by Microsoft, allowing developers to reach as many players as possible.
5 Benefits you can get from Biking/Cycling
Cycling is a great workout to keep you active. It can help you shape a healthy lifestyle, both physically and mentally.
Dominic Roque, Bea Alonzo spotted hanging out in California
Actor-model Dominic Roque on Tuesday was spotted with Bea Alonzo in California, celebrating his 31st birthday together with his family and friends.
‘Duterte must be kicked out’: Teachers group slams president's ‘abandonment’
Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) slammed the Duterte Administration for its abandonment of education and gave him a failing grade due to his failure to fulfill the promises to education stakeholders.
Metro Davao City Bike Lane to welcome cyclists
Davao City’s 54-kilometer bike lane is now officially open for bikers.
Powered by love: Halsey reveals first child with Alev
American singer-songwriter Halsey revealed her first child with screenwriter and producer Alev Aydin. Named Ender Ridley Aydin, the star’s baby was born on July 14.
Perez stays positive despite loss in his debut game with Beermen
Positivity is what CJ Perez brought after the five-time title holder, San Miguel Beermen loses its first game against Meralco Bolts, 93-87.
Lacson-Sotto tandem in 2022 Elections confirmed
Senate President Vicente ‘Tito’ Sotto III has confirmed his tandem with Senator Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson for the upcoming 2022 Elections.
PNP Chief Eleazar ordered close watch during Dolomite Beach soft opening
Philippine National Police Chief, Police General Guillermo Lorenzo T. Eleazar commanded the Manila Police District on July 19 to situate to the 'dolomite beach' in Manila Bay to fend off last year's overcrowding.
Taguig Mayor Cayetano petitions IATF to limit family gatherings
On Tuesday, Taguig City Mayor Lino Cayetano urged the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) to include household gatherings while formulating pandemic regulations
Fresh and Energetic: The Boyz’s Younghoon and Hyunjae hinted fans on their upcoming comeback concept!
After 11 months of waiting, fans are more than ready to meet a fresh yet familiar side of The Boyz with their summer comeback this August!
PH records 8 active Delta variant cases after retesting
Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said the cases are still asymptomatic, but they must complete the 14-day isolation period.
Leni on Duterte's possible VP-bid: "I will not treat him the way he treated me"
Vice President Leni Robredo shared her thoughts in case she and President Rodrigo Duterte switched government positions in the next administration.
Bacolod City receives 51k doses of COVID-19 jabs in a day
On Monday, July 19, the municipal government of Bacolod City received its single largest allocation of Covid-19 vaccines in a single day, with a total of 51,040 doses.
LIST: President Duterte's initial senatorial bets, according to an ally
The list includes current cabinet members, former senators, an actor, host, and a famous media personality.
Olongapo RTC junks terror raps against 2 Aeta
The Olongapo Regional Trial Court dismissed the cases against the two Aetas allegedly charged under the Anti-Terror Law on July 19. Reports say it was due to mistaken identities.
De Lima announces reelection bid
Opposition Senator Leila M. de Lima on Wednesday, July 21 has officially confirmed that she would seek reelection in the 2022 national elections.
DILG to discuss with IATF the bubble policy reimposition recommendation by OCTA Research in NCR plus vs. Delta variant
DILG said that the recommendation by Octa Research regarding the reimposition of the bubble policy in NCR plus will be discussed in the IATF meeting on Thursday.
Online learning: For the privileged only
Money does not only limit the meaning of privilege. It could also be mental stability, the ability to learn in this set up, and the will to get up everyday for online learning.
PAGASA: Luzon areas, including Metro Manila, to experience monsoon rains in the next 24 hours
A friendly reminder to bring your umbrellas when you leave the house today.
1 killed, 5 wounded in Washington, D.C. mass shooting
Another mass shooting occurred in Washington, D.C., killing a 6-year-old girl. Five others were left wounded.
Exceptional Leadership: Key to Kongan's Steady Growth
Kongan stands strong and flourishing amid challenging times; thanks to the hard work of its people and even harder work from its leaders.
Academic Year 2021-2022 will start on September 13 — DEPED
September 13 is set to open the Academic Year 2021-2022, Education Secretary Leonor Briones announced on July 19.
NHA heads land distribution to hundreds of Typhoon Yolanda victims in Tacloban
National Housing Authority (NHA) has started to distribute land titles to Yolanda victims in Tacloban City.
DPWH to complete the widening of bridges in Region 8
In compliance with the nationwide road expansion projects under Calendar Year (CY) 2021, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) aims to complete its widening projects on 31 bridges around Region 8.
President Duterte to possibly give additional incentives to athletes
Senate Committee on Sports chair Christopher Go said President Duterte could provide incentives to athletes who will win in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
DUTERTE: Father and daughter tandem in 2022 Elections?
Sara Duterte and her father President Rodrigo Duterte could possibly tandem in the 2022 Elections.
1.5 million additional Sinovac vaccine doses arrive in PH
After local government units temporarily halted administering COVID-19 shots due to a scarcity in supply, vaccine deliveries have resumed for the Philippines.
DFA repatriates 359 more OFWs from UAE
A total of 359 Overseas Filipino Workers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have returned home to the Philippines, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported.
Motorist apologizes for cursing police and enforcers in Muntinlupa
Franz Luke Orbos, who recently went viral on social media, has apologized for cursing law enforcers and traffic enforcers in Tunasan, Susana Heights, Muntinlupa City last July 14.
DITO, Globe, Smart form a cooperative venture to switch telecoms and retain mobile numbers
Customers will soon be able to keep their mobile numbers even if they move network providers or subscriptions, according to a combined effort by Smart, Globe, and Dito.
Netflix to hire Facebook VR executive to offer video games on its platform
Netflix Inc. expands into video games and employs a former manager of Electronic Arts Inc. and Facebook Inc. to lead the project, marking its first major leap beyond the TV series and movies.
The Implications of Marijuana in the Philippines
Filipinos’ addiction tendencies may be pushing through the legalization of marijuana in our country.
YouTube couple JaiGa's billboard anniversary surprise goes viral
Couple vlogger JaiGa goes viral after Agassi Ching Billboard surprise for their 2nd anniversary celebration.
Foodpanda riders face 10-year suspension after protest
The popular Food delivery app, Foodpanda, gave a 10-year suspension to its riders who protested against the unfair labor practices of the company in Davao City last week.
Now We Are Breaking Up: Another K-drama masterpiece? Find out Why!
Are you ready for a whole new ride of love and breakups?
FIX ON! K-Pop group ATEEZ member Mingi is finally back!
ATEEZ’s label, KQ Entertainment, released an official statement that ATEEZ member Mingi will be resuming his activities with his group after his hiatus.
More police personnel to be deployed in public areas to prevent mass gatherings
Cops are ordered to strictly implement health protocols in public places to prevent the wide-spread of Covid-19 and Covid-19 Delta variants.
Inspiring people and raising standards: A Spotlight on Vanessa Te
Equipped with years of reputable experience, Sagisag Inc’s Chief Operating Officer Vanessa Te has proven herself to be a leader who inspires people to be more and to do more.
Motorist faces multiple charges after picking a fight with cops
A motorist who went viral on social media for shouting at a police and traffic enforcer is now facing a series of charges.
DepEd prohibits face-to-face activities on remedial classes
Department of Education (DepEd) strictly prohibited having face-to-face activities during remedial classes to ensure the protection of teachers, learners, and stakeholders from the enduring threat of Covid-19 pandemic.
Taguig City detects Delta variant infection
Taguig’s City Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance Unit (CEDSU) reports the presence of one infection with the dreaded Delta variant of Covid-19 in the city.
Miss Universe Philippines 2017 Rachel Peters and Migz Villafuerte are now officially married
On their seventh anniversary Miss Universe Philippines 2017 Rachel Peters and Camarines Sur Governor Migz Villafuerte tied the knot in a civil ceremony.
R&B Singer Kyla Alvarez reveals she suffered third miscarriage
Kyla Alvarez shared the heartbreaking news that she lost another baby this year.
OPINION: Real change is coming—or not
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban) possibly accept Sarah Duterte as its standard-bearer for Election 2022 would President Rodrigo Duterte candidate vice president and choose her to be running mate, Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi said on July 13.
KB Media: The Importance of Digital Marketing to Businesses During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Don't be afraid of change, KB Media can help boost your company's digital presence.
DepEd announces basic education classes to officially begin on September 13
Private schools with basic education have the option to start earlier than the general classes.
Galvez alerts LGUs of punishments over mishandled COVID-19 vaccines
Blackouts in the PH is normal, but it will be a real waste if the country loses COVID-19 vaccines due to storage failures?
Motivation Madness: Lessons from a Psychology Professor
Five simple lessons to keep you motivated.
Here’s Why You Should Watch out for Shang-chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the first Asian-Led Marvel Film
Marvel Comic character “Shang-chi” will be the first martial artist Hero in the upcoming First-Asian Led Marvel Film, Shang-chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
The Art of Learning Self-Love: Redirecting Yoursellf to a Freer You
Self-love is the most essential gift that you can ever give to yourself.
Rookie players to watch in 2021 PBA Philippine Cup
Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is back at its 46th season!
5 Ways to Make Your Family Happy
Spend quality time with your family No matter how busy we are, we should strive to spend more time with our family; strengthen our bond with them. While our work and errands are important, we should always grab the opportunity to be with them.
COMELEC: Registered voters for 2022 elections reach 60 million
Registered voters in the Philippines has now reached 60 million for the 2022 Elections.
Second shipment of Moderna vaccine doses arrive in PH
Some 250,800 more doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination arrived in the Philippines on Thursday, July 15.
Eight athletes swim more than 43 miles without wetsuits in Siberia
Eight athletes from different countries swim 43.4 miles without wetsuits across the freezing waters of Lake Baikal and the Angara River in Siberia.
Kim Soo Hyun is the newest Bench brand ambassador
Philippine local fashion brand, Bench, officially announced that their newest brand ambassador is none other than the Korean hot star of ‘It's Okay Not To Be Okay’, Kim Soo Hyun.
Clippy, Microsoft's shape-shifting helper for MS Office, may be reintroduced
On July 14, the firm announced the possibility of Clippy's return on Twitter if the tweet received 20,000 likes.
Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6: A lightweight tablet that you can take wherever creativity strikes
Huawei introduced tablets that are now just as powerful and, in fact, more flexible than a laptop.
Witwiw: The Bawal Bastos Law vs. the catcallers
Because creepy men and even women do not know how to keep their noses to themselves, they would call you in the most traumatizing and degrading ways — be it a whistle or giving unsolicited sexual comments, also known as catcalling.
2021 PVL releases season health protocols
As per PVL director Ricky Palou and League Commissioner Tony Boy Liao, season protocols strictly restricted physical contact, court changes, and showers after the match.
A two-year-old boy was thrown by her mother out of a burning building
A two-year-old boy was thrown outside a burning building by her mom.
Unknown number of Pfizer vaccines goes to waste in Alabang
The vaccination site will be temporarily closed until further notice.
First batch of J&J COVID-19 shots to arrive earlier in the PH
More vaccine deliveries is set to arrive this week.
Eid’l Adha 2021: Malacañang declares July 20 a holiday
Through Proclamation No. 1189, Malacañang declared a regular holiday on July 20, 2021, Tuesday in observance of Eid'l Adha or Feast of Sacrifice.
ICYMI: Malacañang announces new quarantine classification for July
The palace released NCR’s new quarantine classification for the remaining days of July–as approved by President Rodrigo Duterte.
Television Academy to announce nominees for the 73rd Emmy Awards 2021
"Nominations announcements are always exciting for us at the Television Academy, but this year they are particularly heartwarming,” Frank Scherma stated when he formally began the Emmy Awards nomination announcement.
DepEd announces school year 2021-2022 begins on September 13
The Department of Education officially announced that the beginning of school year 2021-2022 will be on September 13, 2021.
PH still targets to reach population protection this year
Testing czar Secretary Vince Dizon said the Philippines is keeping its target to achieve population protection this year, as vaccine deliveries continuously arrive in the country.
Pinoy Ehrlich Ocampo makes it to the next round of America's Got Talent
A Filipino circus performer made his way to the next round of America’s Got Talent.
Superior Court Judge sets Britney Spears free to choose personal lawyer
US Pop Star Britney Spears has been allowed by the Los Angeles Superior Court Judge to choose her personal lawyer to take up the case of her long drawn-out battle on conservatorship.
Paralyzed arm can't stop this cop from providing education in Davao Norte
Patrolman Noel Amor, who is also a teacher in profession, brings basic education to kids in an isolated community of Barangay Davao Norte despite his paralyzed arm.
Catch and Watch: Global Citizen 2021 to feature Billie Eilish, BTS, Lorde, The weekend and more
Global Citizen Live, “starring @teddysphotos, @lorde, @theweeknd, @bts.bighitofficial, and more, takes place on September 25!” This 24-hour, once-in-a-generation broadcast + livestream event will unite the world together to defend the planet, and fight poverty. It will be broadcast live across six continents.
First original Filipino musical narrative series “Still” on Viu drops teaser trailer
Starring Julie Anne San Jose, Christian Bautista, Bituin Escalante, and Gab Pangilinan, together with Lance Reblando, Mike Shimamoto and Abe Autea, Viu’s first Filipino original “Still” will air in September this year.
Turn-back-time THURSDAY: Webcam was used as an 'Eye'
A webcam was first invented by the scientists, Dr. Quentin Staffor-Fraser and Dr. Paul Jardetzky not for online communication, but for checking the coffee level in the pot!
Mental health problems towards the unfortunate Filipinos
In a poor, developing country like the Philippines, among the least prioritized is the mental health of the people.
Vaccine rollout in Palawan resumes
Recipient of the second dose of Gamaleya Sputnik V and Sinovac will get inoculated on July 15 at the Mega Vaccination Site, Puerto Princesa City Coliseum, Palawan.
Naga residents receive 2nd dose through Naga's ongoing vaccination program
Simultaneous injection of the 2nd dosage in Naga City took place at the Mega Vaccination Site onJuly 15.
Galaxy A22 5G: Dimension 700, screen 90Hz, battery with 5000mAh
The potential of 5G fast speeds on the next-generation mobile data network transforms how you experience and share content, from super-smooth gaming and streaming to ultra-quick sharing and downloading. Upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy A22 5G for a faster smartphone experience.
New Quantum Supremacy Milestone Marks The Record Breaking Of Chinese Supercomputer
The Zuchongzhi device, according to its creators, can complete a work that would take years for supercomputers in just over an hour. They claim that the results outperform those obtained in a two-year experiment using Google's Sycamore processor. -SCMP
Pre-SONA 2021: Pamana ng Pagbabago addresses period of pandemic in PH
With the theme "Pamana ng Pagbabago," this year's Pre-SONA aims to reassure the people that the administration has made progress towards fulfilling the President's pledge of good change and that it remains dedicated in doing so.
Fisherman dares Roque to go to Panatag
Fisherman Bobby Roldan, the Vice-Chair for Luzon National fisherfolk group, Pamalakaya, dared Spokesman Harry Roque to join in Scarborough Shoal to witness how Filipino fishermen would be harassed by the Chinese Coast guard when entering their traditional fishing ground.
PH govt. imposes extension of travel ban on India, 6 other nations until July 31
A total of 19 Delta cases have been reported in the Philippines so far, all of which originated in India. According to sources, the Delta coronavirus variation is 60 percent more infectious than the Alpha variety, and is likely to be the cause of an increase in cases in other nations.
Tiktok influencer from Spain sued over sexual abuse controversy
Naim Darrechi, a TikTok influencer, has been sued by Spanish authorities after implying to his followers that he was deceiving women before having unprotected sex.
Bo Perasol officially steps down as UP men's basketball head coach
Dolreich "Bo" Perasol has stepped down as the head coach of the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons men's basketball team after five years of service.
Eala, American partner Sieg advances to the doubles quarterfinals of JA Trofeo Bonfiglio
The Filipina-American duo dominated the doubles game of JA Trofeo Bonfiglio in Milan.
PNP, NAPOLCOM to penalize 166 rogue police personnel
National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) created a resolution to penalize 166 rogue police officers as part of the Philippine National Police’s (PNP) internal cleansing operation.
Police officer breastfeeds another person’s baby
A police officer in Capiz breastfed a baby whose 18-year-old mother left for a while.
Occidental Mindoro welcomes fully vaccinated individuals even without RT-PCR test
The provincial government of Occidental Mindoro announced that fully vaccinated travelers are now exempted from submitting COVID-19 tests results based on the signed Executive Order No. 7-C Series of 2021 in the amended executive order no. 7-B series of 2021.
Central Luzon Link Expressway (CCLEX) opens today
After the final inspection of the Department by Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Mark Villar, the Central Luzon Link Expressway (CCLEX) will be open for motorists today.
1.5 million Sinovac vaccines expected to arrive on July 17
After the delivery of 1 million Sinovac doses on Wednesday, 1.5 million more vaccines are expected to arrive on Saturday, July 17. Sec. Nograles said.
250,800 more doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in PH on July 15
Expect Johnson&Johnson, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Sinovac and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines this month.
PH closes border to travelers from India until end of July
The Philippines will be restricting travelers coming from India and 6 other countries until end of the month.
Filipina GM Janella Frayna overwhelms Hungarian opponent in the FIDE World Cup 2021
24-year-old Filipina Grandmaster Janella Mae Frayna beat Hungarian GM Hoang Than Trang in the second game of the FIDE World Cup held in Sochi, Russia Tuesday night, July 13.
The experiment that could control lightning with a giant laser
The experiment that could control lightning with a giant laser.
'Hipon Girl' dismisses pregnancy speculations
Herlene Budol a.k.a 'Hipon Girl' dismissed controversies surrounding her being pregnant with Willie Revillame’s child.
Supreme Court to release Resolution mandating body-worn cameras for policemen
Due to the increasing reports of civilian deaths, the Supreme Court issued a resolution, which mandates the PNP personnel to wear body cameras in every operation.
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Feel to experience the grass wherever you go with these Grass Flip Flops!
These eye-catching footwear will give you different vibes once you try the interesting pair of Grass Flip Flops!
Lego-inspired pistol sparks controversy
US gun maker Culper Precision received backlash over their new lego-inspired pistol.
Team Ph forges ahead into the 2021 World Universities Debating Championship (WUDC) grand finals
For the first time since the tournament started in 1981, the Philippines obtained the spots in the four-team grand finals of the world’s largest debating event, after two teams from Ateneo won the semi-final round.
1.5 million Sinovac vaccines expected to arrive on July 17
After the delivery of 1 million Sinovac doses on Wednesday, 1.5 million more vaccines are expected to arrive on Saturday, July 17. Sec. Nograles said.
Disney to release their 2nd Animated Canon Film, Encanto
Encanto, a movie centered on Latin American Culture will be on its way this 24th of November 2021.
More LGBTQ athletes to compete in Tokyo Olympics
At least 131 openly lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and non-binary athletes will compete in the Tokyo Olympics.
Emmy Awards: MJ Rodriguez sets history as the first trans woman nominated for lead actress
Michaela Antonia Jaé Rodriguez a 30-year-old actress has made history as the first trans woman nominated for a primetime lead actress in the 2021 Emmy Awards.
COMELEC calls for deactivated voters to sign up anew
Jimenez said Comelec will step up its campaign to encourage more voters, as less than three months is left before the voter registration deadline on September 30.
WhatsApp for iOS provides a new calling interface and modifications, along with a new calling experience
The ability to join a continuing group call if the user failed to react to the call is a further feature introduced in this version of Whats App beta.
Great news for people with short attention spans! YouTube Shorts is now available in the Philippines
The beta version of YouTube Shorts is now available for content creators in the Philippines, according to YouTube.
SB19 hit songs ‘What?’ and ‘Mapa’ surpass 12 million views on YouTube
SB19 trended nationwide after the music videos of their latest singles ‘What?’ and ‘Mapa’ reached 12 million views on YouTube.
PH receives 1 million Sinovac vaccination doses today, July 14
According to NTF Against Covid-19, the latest vaccine shipment brings the Philippines’ total number of vaccine doses to 21, 779, 910.
Here's the easiest way to apply for a security job in the Philippines
Security guards ensure the safety and security of your businesses, their customers, and guests among other tasks assigned to them.
Senator Bong Go to visit the evacuees of Laurel, Batangas
Senator Christopher Lawrence 'Bong' T. Go personally handed his aid to the affected residents of Laurel, Batangas.
NCT’s Moon Taeil sets Guinness World Record on Instagram
Moon Taeil is the new title holder of the fastest time to reach 1 million followers on Instagram.
Tala by Kyla unveils their Nabi collection!
Local jewelry brand Tala by Kyla, has recently just released another Korean drama-inspired collection made especially for K-drama fans!
COMELEC prohibits PDA during campaign for election 2022
Public Display of Affection (PDA) such as kissing, handshaking, and other physical gestures are prohibited in the upcoming campaigns for election 2022, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said.
41 arrested for cybersex crime
About 41 individuals reputedly associated with cybersex operations were captured by the Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) during a joint operation in three locations in Valenzuela City and Batangas on July 13.
QC parks, other attractions now ‘Child-friendly safe zones’
Some parks and attractions in Quezon City are now 'Child-Friendly Safe Zones' according to the LGU.
If there's Adobo, there's a way
If the pandemic is not stressing you enough, DTI issued a “national standard in cooking Adobo.”
Lawmakers approve bill criminalizing 'hoax ordering'
A bill seeking to criminalize "hoax ordering" in a bid to protect delivery riders has been approved by lawmakers on Tuesday, July 13.
LeBron Lopez is first Filipino to play in Overtime Elite League
Francis “LeBron” Lopez, the youngest player of the Philippine National Team, has signed with Overtime Elite (OTE) League.
Why “Because This is My First Life” is still a must watch K-Drama in 2021
Re-learn life through ‘Because This Is My First Life.’
UK government to seek 50,000 health workers and nurses
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the UK government is requesting a total of 50,000 Non-European health care workers until 2024.
BLINKS ALERT! BLACKPINK member Lisa confirmed her solo debut
Lisa, the lead singer and rapper of BLACKPINK, will debut as a solo artist in July. Well-known South Korean TV personality Yoo Jae Suk reaffirms his previous statements.
This Philippine congressman claims to have received four doses of COVID-19 vaccine
After the Department of Health (DOH) applied on their behalf, the Food and Drug Administration awarded Sinopharm an emergency use authorization.
‘Estrella Pantaleon Bridge’ to be completed this July
The China-funded project ‘Estrella Pantaleon Bridge’ will soon be reopened as construction nears its completion.
NAS offers scholarship for Filipino student Athletes
The National Academy of Sports (NAS) announced on Tuesday the search for the first batch of student-athlete scholars that will be trained to be the country's future sports stars.
PNP Chief to address the mismatch on records of the transfer of firearms
PGen Eleazar assured that he will acknowledge and correct the shortcomings made on the records of the transfer of firearms.
Skusta Clee’s ‘Lagi’ MV Hits 27 Million Views on YouTube
Filipino artist Skusta Clee’s ‘Lagi’ official music video has reached 27 million views on YouTube.
WATCH: Mourners go viral on TikTok for dancing in funeral
Mourners in Pampanga danced in a funeral, granting the request of the deceased.
Pacman gets visit from Logan Paul at Wild Card Gym
Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao posted on his social media accounts a photo of him with the YouTuber star Logan Paul.
