By Janet Susan R. Nepales Raul Garcia and Ervin Han come from two different cultures and two different worlds but are brought together by their love for storytelling and animation....
New York Fashion Week and Emmys weekend was a busy one for Beverly Hills-based designer Oliver Tolentino. While Tolentino was presenting a major solo show at NYFW, three Emmy nominees...
By Helen Arbogast, DrPH, MPH Every parent, grandparent, and caregiver wants the same thing: for the children they love to be safe. This Child Passenger Safety Week (September 20 to...
Sipalay, Negros Occidental, Philippines — September 19, 2026 — Manami Resort, the nature-led luxury resort in Sipalay, Negros Occidental, has been awarded a Michelin Key, as announced by the MICHELIN...
Photo from Instagram/@lizasoberano Filipino American actress Liza Soberano served on a five-member jury that selected Andrei Kutsila’s Letters From the Silenced Country for the Golden Globes Impact Prize for Documentary during the...
Photos from Instagram/@zsazsapadilla Singer-actress asks for prayers as family remembers brother who died at 57 MANILA — Singer-actress Zsa Zsa Padilla is mourning the death of her younger brother, Peregrine...
MANILA — The Department of Justice is evaluating a renewed police complaint over the May departure of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa from the Senate, with prosecutors determining whether obstruction-of-justice allegations...
MANILA — A civil-society coalition reviewing the proposed ₱7.2-trillion national budget for 2027 has identified ₱735.56 billion in spending that it says warrants closer scrutiny because of potential political discretion and...
Senate chief says senator has serious illness; allegations remain under preliminary investigation MANILA – The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered Sen. Loren Legarda to submit a counter-affidavit in a preliminary...
An interagency body and a 10-year national plan seek to better connect education, training and employment through shared data and measurable results MANILA — A renewed call for schools, employers and...
LOS ANGELES — False hospice enrollments are disrupting care for California Medicare beneficiaries as authorities intensify scrutiny of an industry investigators say has been vulnerable to abuse in Los Angeles County....
State Department training places new emphasis on public-charge screening as applicants face interview delays; other stages of immigrant visa processing remain active WASHINGTON — Immigrant visa applicants worldwide are facing postponed...
Applications for AANHPI students are due Sept. 1 SACRAMENTO — The Asian Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation is accepting applications for a $2,500 college scholarship aimed at helping Asian American, Native Hawaiian and...
President Donald J. Trump signs Executive Orders (The White House) New directives target specified categories of noncitizens and give federal agencies 30 days to issue implementation guidance WASHINGTON — President Donald...
By Janet Susan R. Nepales Raul Garcia and Ervin Han come from two different cultures and two different worlds but are brought together by their love for storytelling and animation....
The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard that we hear this Sunday is one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings about grace, justice, generosity, and the Kingdom of God. At first hearing,...
“Wherever creative love enriches life, the Spirit is present and operating. The same is true when a person graciously loves himself or herself. If you enter into the love of...
DURING his teenage years at La Salle Green Hills, Atty. Jose Ferdinand “Joy” Mendoza Rojas II was already engaged in buying and selling different kinds of goods, which he offered...
