Category: GMA News
Oman will be visa-free for visiting Filipinos by 2026 –envoy
During the National Day celebration for Oman at Makati City on Wednesday, Oman Ambassador to the Philippines H.E. Nasser Said Abdullah Al Manwari shared that Filipinos who would visit Oman for around two weeks would no longer need visas. He said the new rule would begin in 2026.
NBA: Mark Cuban: Mavs won’t be trading Anthony Davis despite poor start
Despite the team’s poor start and his extended injury absence early this season, Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban told The Athletic Wednesday that the organization has no intention of trading Anthony Davis this season.
Alex Eala trains with Rafael Nadal in his first court session after injury
Alex Eala joined her mentor and tennis star Rafael Nadal during his return to the court, a year after he sustained an injury.
Megan Young, Mikael Daez travel with son Leon for the first time
Megan Young and Mikael Daez unlocked a core memory for their family as they traveled with their son Leon for the first time.
Ellen Adarna posts photo with Joanne Villablanca, promises to stand up for Derek Ramsay”s exes: ‘I got you girls”
Ellen Adarna continues to speak up against her ex-husband, Derek Ramsay.
Yellow alert raised over Visayas grid on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025 — NGCP
A yellow alert status was raised over the Visayas power grid on Thursday amid thin reserves due to the unavailability of several power plants, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) announced.
Alice Guo sentenced to reclusion perpetua for qualified trafficking
A Pasig court on Thursday found former Bamban, Tarlac mayor Alice Guo guilty of qualified human trafficking and sentenced her to reclusion perpetua.
Gov’t begins auction of Discayas’ luxury vehicles
The auction of the controversial contractor couple Curlee and Sarah Discaya’s luxury vehicles kicked off Thursday morning.
‘Wicked’ collaborates with local jewelry brand for limited-edition collection
Penny Pairs, a homegrown jewelry brand, has unveiled its limited-edition collection in collaboration with “Wicked.”
Solitude, interrupted: In Janus Victoria”s ‘Diamonds in the Sand,’ a Japanese salaryman journeys to Manila
In ‘Diamonds in the Sand,’ Japan at first seems too dystopian to be true. Then the chatter of OFWs reminds us of what Japan signifies for many Filipinos.
