K-pop group Twice wants to work with Beyonce, shares wellness tips
MANILA, Philippines — K-pop girl group Twice is already setting its eyes on what it wants to do as it approaches its 10th year in the music industry.
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Press Release - Statement of Senate President Francis "Chiz" G. Escudero on the recent incident in Ayungin Shoal
The escalation of tensions in the West Philippine Sea is alarming, and the Senate will be seeking a full briefing from the DFA on the latest incident, as well as the efforts being undertaken to address this.
Player departures turn San Beda's NCAA title defense a tough one
MANILA, Philippines -- With key subtractions in the team, the San Beda Red Lions are bracing for a tougher title defense come NCAA Season 100, head coach Yuri Escueta said.
Euro 2024: More Musiala magic sees Germany beat Hungary 2-0
STUTTGART, Germany (AP) — Jamal Musiala is lighting up the European Championship and showing just why his teammates think the 21-year-old forward can go on to become one of the best players in the world.
'Whatever we deserve, they deserve': Solenn Heussaff hires designer to groom househelp's room
MANILA, Philippines — Actress-artist Solenn Heussaff built a dedicated space with a head-to-toe closet and an outdoor space for her househelp or staff in her new home, earning praises from netizens.
Press Release - Dela Rosa: VP Sara Duterte's decision considered Filipinos' best interest
Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa on Wednesday expressed full support for Vice President Sara Duterte's decision to step down as the secretary of the Department of Education, saying this is a choice that considered Filipinos' best interest.
Chiz on Sara’s DepEd exit: It’s inevitable
MANILA, Philippines — The decision of Vice President Sara Duterte to resign as secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd) was “inevitable,” Senate President Francis Escudero said yesterday, as he wished her well in her continued duties as vice president.
Annecy Animation Festival Prizewinner ‘Flow’ Sells Worldwide for Charades (EXCLUSIVE)
Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent “Flow,” a director-driven animated feature which world premiered at Cannes’ Un Certain Regard and just swept three awards at Annecy Film Festival, has been embraced by a raft of major distributors in key territories, including the U.K., Japan, South Korea, Germany, Spain and Italy. The movie is represented internationally by Charades. Directed by Gints Zilbalodis, the Annie-nominated filmmaker of “Away,” “Flow” is set in the aftermath of a terrible flood that ravages the world and follows a stubbornly independent cat who is forced to share a boat with a group of other animals.