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TXT, Enhypen VR concerts headed to Philippine cinemas
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VR concerts from HYBE groups TXT and Enhypen are coming to the Philippines!
‘Red Dead Redemption’ expands to new gen consoles, mobile platforms including Netflix
The “Red Dead Redemption” games will soon be available on new generation consoles and mobile devices!
AJ Raval, may plano nang gawin ngayong magpapasko kasama ang mga anak
Matapos ang kaniyang matapang na paglalantad, may mga plano na si AJ Raval para sa kaniyang mga anak ngayong magpapasko na “malaya” na o hindi na nagtatago sa publiko.
Zaldy Co releases list of projects in alleged P100-B insertions in 2025 budget
Resigned Ako-Bicol party-list Rep. Zaldy Co released Friday a list of projects included in the alleged P100-billion insertions in the P6.352 trillion national budget for 2025.
DOJ: People linked to flood control mess can’t be barred from leaving PH
Prosecutor General Richard Fadullon said Friday individuals implicated in the flood control scandal cannot be prohibited from leaving the Philippines as court cases have yet to be filed against them.
TPB encourages local business partnerships to boost tourism in MIMAROPA
The Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) is pushing for local partnerships between tourism-related businesses in the country during the 2025 Regional Tourism Fair (RTF) in Palawan.
Ex-DPWH Usec Bernardo: Auction gov’t infra projects instead of bidding
To curb corruption, former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Undersecretary Roberto Bernardo suggested Friday that government infrastructure projects be auctioned off instead of bidding these out to contractors.
VP Sara Duterte still undecided on 2028 political plans
Vice President Sara Duterte said Friday she has not decided yet whether she will run for president in 2028, adding she expects to announce her plans in the “last quarter of 2026.”
Transgender Air Force members sue Trump admin after losing retirement benefits
Seventeen transgender Air Force members sued the Trump administration after losing up to $2 million in promised retirement benefits under a ban on their military service.
Ariana Grande charged by a fan, Cynthia Erivo protects her
Ariana Grande was aggressively charged by a man at the “Wicked: For Good” premiere event in Singapore.
