Showbiz
Well, this is unexpected. Showbiz insider and content creator Ogie Diaz — a known supporter of former VP Leni Robredo during the 2022 elections — just dropped a bombshell: he might actually vote for Sara Duterte in 2028. But before Kakampinks start unfollowing him, there's a very big BUT attached
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The Department of Health just dropped a worrying warning: Mindanao is vulnerable to a measles-rubella outbreak because too many children remain unvaccinated. Despite the government's "Ligtas Tigdas" vaccination campaign, around 520,646 children aged 5 and below in the region still haven't received their
Showbiz
Ellen Adarna is NOT holding back. The outspoken actress has escalated her public feud with estranged husband Derek Ramsay, calling out his alleged failure to provide adequate financial support for their daughter Lili since they separated last year. When a follower asked if she'd consider forgiving Derek for
Showbiz
Kapuso actor Dingdong Dantes has come forward to debunk a viral social media post falsely claiming that he endorsed Vice President Sara Duterte for president in 2028. The actor took to Facebook to post a screenshot of the fabricated remarks and flatly denied making them. Hindi niya sinabi 'yan
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The battlefield between the Philippines and China has expanded beyond the West Philippine Sea — and into cyberspace. The Stratbase ADR Institute warned this week that the country is now facing a "coordinated and sustained" cyber offensive from Beijing, with operations targeting information dominance, psychological warfare, and digital manipulation.
Sports
Philippine basketball just got a massive upgrade. FIBA, the world governing body of basketball, has officially reclassified La Salle standout Mike Phillips as a local player — meaning the 6-foot-6 Filipino-American big man is now eligible to represent Gilas Pilipinas in ALL international tournaments without restrictions. The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas
Politics
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. showed up in Naga City on Saturday — the political home turf of Mayor Leni Robredo — and insisted there was absolutely nothing political about the visit. Except, well, for his pink socks. "The most political thing that we did today, I wore my pink socks in
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If you drive through Quezon City, time to plan your alternate routes. The QC government announced that roads around the EDSA People Power Monument will be closed starting Monday night, February 24, in preparation for the massive "Trillion Peso March 3" rally on February 25 — the 40th anniversary
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Looking for something to do this weekend? Marikina City has you covered. The city launched its four-day Arts, Crafts, and Coffee Festival at Marikina Freedom Park, and it's running until February 22. Themed "Art in Every Pour," the event celebrates National Arts Month with a mix
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Move over, ChatGPT — the Philippines is building its own AI headquarters. The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will formally launch the National Artificial Intelligence Center for Research and Innovation, or NAICRI, on February 26. It's the country's first-ever dedicated institution for AI research, and it
Weather
PAGASA is warning residents across the Visayas and Mindanao to brace for moderate to heavy rains this Saturday as a shear line — formed by the collision of cold northeasterly winds and warm easterly winds — continues to hover over the region. Expect 50 to 100 millimeters of rainfall, which is no
Economy
The Philippines is catching the attention of Middle Eastern money. Philippine Ambassador to the UAE Alfonso Ver recently sat down with Mohammed Saif Al Suwaidi, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD), to discuss how the oil-rich nation can help fund major development projects in the Philippines.