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MANILA, Philippines — Japanese actor and "One Piece" star Mackenyu Arata will be in the Philippines this November as the headlining guest for this year's Manila Pop Culture Convention (ManiPopCon) to be held in Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
MANILA, Philippines – Bianca Pagdanganan followed up a solid second round 65 with a scintillating two-eagle feat Sunday (Monday, Manila time), leading to a seven-under 64 that matched a career-best finish in the LPGA Tour in the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship in Rogers, Arizona.
PARIS, France — France on Monday began Europe's only vaccination campaign against bird flu in ducks, hoping to avoid mass culls of millions of birds that have dearly cost the industry in recent years.
HONG KONG, China — Asian markets were mostly lower Monday as relief over the US Congress passing a last-minute deal to avoid a government shutdown gave way to renewed concerns over interest rates.
MANILA, Philippines -- Carlos Yulo crashed in his first attempt in making the Paris Olympics next year, failing to make the final of this year's Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2023 in Antwerp, Belgium.
It’s all systems go as EASL’s first home-and-away season reels off on Oct. 11 with PBA Governors Cup champion TNT taking on the Chiba Jets at the Funabashi Arena, less than an hour’s drive from Tokyo. The other PBA team playing in EASL is Meralco with the Bolts making their debut against B-League champion Ryukyu Golden Kings in Okinawa on Nov. 11.
HANGZHOU — EJ Obiena’s heart of gold was on full display yesterday in the 19th Asian Games here.
HANGZHOU — The Philippine women’s football team, Filipinas for short, continues to write and rewrite history in the sport that is currently making the country proud in the international arena.
MANILA, Philippines — Two-time SEA Games karate gold medalist Jamie Lim said yesterday it’ll be a tough struggle to land a podium finish in the Hangzhou Asian Games but her focus is to do her best, no matter what, in trying to make history in her Asiad debut. Lim, 26, joins three women and three men in the Philippine delegation competing in karate on Oct. 5-8. The Philippines has never won a karate gold in the Asian Games and the highest placing was second by Marne Pabilore in -53kg kumite in 2006.