Gunners thrilled by 4-pt shot
MANILA, Philippines — The PBA’s known long-distance shooters relish weaponizing the new four-point line from 27 feet.
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Pacquiao close to Barrios fight
CANTILAN – Boxing legend Manny Pacquiao rode his BMW R1250GS motorcycle from General Santos City to this Surigao del Sur municipality last Thursday and was welcomed by thousands of well-wishers celebrating the town fiesta that was climaxed by a 14-fight card on the former eight-division world champion’s “Blow By Blow” series.
JPGT Luzon 5th leg unwraps
MANILA, Philippines — The ICTSI Junior PGT Luzon Series reaches a critical juncture as the fifth leg kicks off at the Luisita Golf and Country Club today.
Deactivated voters increase to 5.38 milion
MANILA, Philippines — The number of voters who have been deactivated and may no longer vote in the May 2025 midterm elections has increased to more than 5.38 million, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said yesterday.
Frayna, Fronda jack up ratings
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ Janelle Mae Frayna bested FIDE Master Timo Kuppers of Germany to salvage a decent finish and earn rating points in the Sparkassen Chess Trophy in Dortmund, Germany Sunday.
Fuel prices up by P1.20 per liter
MANILA, Philippines — Oil companies are set to increase prices at the pumps today by at least P1 per liter as geopolitical tensions continue to threaten global markets.
Fuel prices up again after 3-week rollback
(UPDATES) OIL companies raised their pump prices Tuesday, ending three straight weeks of rollbacks.
Thai Hit Film ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’ Sets China, North America Theatrical Releases
Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Distributors in major territories including North America, China, the U.K. and South Korea have unveiled plans for theatrical releases of hit Thai comedy film “How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies.” The film is the highest grossing film this year in its native Thailand and has already been released in parts of Southeast Asia. These include Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Myanmar, Australia, and New Zealand, where it has become the highest-grossing Thai film of all time. Rights to the film have been picked up in China by Teamer Media.