
AZ Martinez, gaano na ka-close ngayon sa kanyang ex-PBB housemates?
AZ Martinez sa friendship with ex-PBB housemates: “Lagi na rin kami magkakasama, parang in a week, a lot.”
AZ Martinez sa friendship with ex-PBB housemates: “Lagi na rin kami magkakasama, parang in a week, a lot.”
Mahirap man tanggapin, ang katotohan ay hindi lahat ng love story ay may happy ending - kahit na artista ka pa. Gayunpaman, hindi ibig sabhin na hindi na puwedeng maging magkaibigan ang dating nagiibigan, lalo na kung nagkaroon sila ng mga anak noong magkasama pa sila. Mula kay Kapuso actress Jennylyn Mercado at sa dating karelasyon na si Patrick Garcia hanggang kay Star for all Seasons Vilma Santos at Edu Manzano, maraming ehemplo ng mga celebrity ex-couple na naging matiwasay ang pagkakaibigan pagkatapos ng hiwalayan. NARITO ANG ILANG MGA CELEBRITY EX-COUPLE NAGING MAGKAIBIGAN PARA SA KAPAKANAN NG KANILANG MGA ANAK.
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol—Several schools in Tagbilaran City resumed in-person classes on Tuesday after being cleared as safe for occupancy following structural inspections conducted by the City Government’s Rapid Post-Earthquake Assessment Team. Mayor Jane Yap said that the assessment, jointly carried out by the City Engineering Office, City Planning Office, City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), and the Department of Education (DepEd), confirmed that dozens of public and private schools have received a green tag, indicating they are structurally sound. READ: Bohol orders school, Capito evacuation after Davao Oriental quake As of 8:30 p.m. Monday, a total of 53 […]... Keep on reading: Tagbilaran schools resume in-person classes after building checks
MANILA, Philippines — Electricity transmission rates will slightly drop in October’s electricity billing, according to the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP). In a media briefing Wednesday, NGCP’s head of revenue management department Julius Ryan Datingaling said overall transmission rates for the September 2025 billing period dipped by 1.23 percent to P1.3998 per kilowatt hour (kWh) from a month ago’s P1.4171 per kWh. READ: P100B needed to deploy ‘smart’ power grid End-consumers will see this reflected in their monthly bill for October. This, as both transmission wheeling rates and ancillary services rates recorded reductions. Ancillary services refer to the […]... Keep on reading: Power transmission rates dip in October billing
MANILA, Philippines– The Department of Health (DOH) on Tuesday assured the public that its hospitals across the National Capital Region (NCR) are prepared to respond to emergencies in case of a major earthquake, also known as “The Big One.” Health Secretary Ted Herbosa said under the DOH’s earthquake contingency plan, Metro Manila has been divided into four quadrants — north, east, west and south — with designated DOH hospitals assigned to each area. READ: Earthquake in numbers: Magnitude vs Intensity This organized system, Herbosa said, assures rapid medical response should a 7.2-magnitude earthquake strike the capital. He added that these […]... Keep on reading: ‘The Big One’: DOH hospitals in NCR ready for it
Habang si Wilfred (Benjamin Alves) ay unti-unting bumabagsak sa harap ng kanyang pamilya, si Dennis (Arnold Reyes) naman ay dahan-dahang lumalapit kay Carol (Andrea Torres). Ano kaya ang susunod na mangyayari? Huwag palampasin ang susunod na mga eksena sa intense drama series. Mapapanood ang 'Akusada' tuwing Lunes hanggang Biyernes, 4 p.m. sa Kapuso Stream at GMA Afternoon Prime. Panoorin ang full episodes nito sa gmanetwork.com/Akusada.
MANILA, Philippines – The deepening probe into anomalous flood control projects could hurt the asset quality of Philippine banks, Fitch Ratings warned, as delays in public works could squeeze the cash flows of contractors and undermine their ability to pay loans. Tamma Febrian, director of the financial institutions team at Fitch, said banks with higher […]... Keep on reading: Fitch Ratings: Flood control probe could hurt local banks’ loan quality
MANILA, Philippines — The Sandiganbayan has affirmed its earlier decision that ordered the Regional Trial Court (RTC) of Cainta, Rizal to immediately proceed with the graft trial of former Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) director general Jeremiah Belgica and four more officials. The court’s Sixth Division denied in a 31-page resolution on Thursday, Oct. 9, the motions for reconsideration filed by Belgica and his co-accused, which asked the Sadiganbayan to reverse and set aside its Aug. 18 decision. It pointed out that there is no “prejudicial question” that would block the graft trial, dismissing the petitioners’ argument that two cases filed […]... Keep on reading: Sandiganbayan tells RTC to proceed with graft trial of ARTA officials
MANILA, Philippines — Public trust in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte continued to weaken, the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey commissioned by the Stratbase Group released on Wednesday showed. The nationwide poll, conducted from September 24 to 30, 2025 among 1,500 respondents with a ±3 percent margin of error, showed both top officials losing ground in public confidence. Marcos’ trust rating dipped to 43 percent from 48 percent in June, while Vice President Duterte saw a sharper eight-point decline — from 61 percent to 53 percent — marking her steepest drop this year. “These results reflect a shifting public mood. Filipinos are reassessing their confidence in the country’s top leaders, with both experiencing dips in trust, though the Vice President’s decline is more significant,” said Stratbase Group President Victor Andres “Dindo” Manhit. Despite maintaining overwhelming support in Mindanao, where her trust rating remains high at 82 percent, Duterte’s popularity fell in Balance Luzon (40 percent, from 49 percent), Visayas (56 percent, from 63 percent), and Metro Manila (44 percent, from 51 percent). The data point to a narrowing of her national base. Marcos’ regional performance was mixed. His trust rating rose slightly in Visayas — from 37 percent to 40 percent — but slipped in Metro Manila (46 percent, from 50 percent) and Mindanao (27 percent, from 33 percent). Analysts said the results underscore deepening regional divisions in political loyalties. Across socio-economic classes, Marcos held steady among Classes ABC at 38 percent but lost support among Class E, falling from 50 percent to 38 percent. Duterte’s ratings also dropped among Class D (52 percent, from 62 percent) and Class E (63 percent, from 68 percent), suggesting eroding trust among the working and lower-income groups. Both leaders saw weaker trust among younger Filipinos. Marcos continued to struggle with respondents aged 18 to 34, while Duterte, once popular with the youth, recorded declines across all age brackets, particularly among younger and middle-aged voters. Manhit said the movements in trust ratings show how governance performance directly influences public sentiment. “When people see decisive, transparent action on the issues affecting their daily lives, confidence follows. When they don’t, it erodes — no matter how popular the leader once was. This reflects a maturing public that evaluates leaders more on performance than personality,” he said. “Governance performance is the ultimate driver of trust,” Manhit added.
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is not bothered by the drop in his trust rating in the latest survey of Social Weather Stations Survey (SWS), Malacañang said Wednesday. In a statement, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said that Marcos continued to work tirelessly to improve the lives of Filipinos. "President Marcos Jr. is clearly seen as someone who is truly working and fighting against corruption," Castro said. "Even though he doesn’t mind the numbers in the surveys, he is glad that our fellow citizens are now feeling that the President and the government are there for them," she added. Marcos recorded a trust rating of 43 percent, down from 48 percent in June, the SWS survey conducted from Sept. 24 to 30 showed. Vice President Sara Duterte also saw a decline in her trust rating, falling to 53 percent from 61 percent in June.
Ngayong Miyerkules, sunod na babawiin ng mga Sang'gre ang Kaharian ng Adamya. Abangan 'yan sa 'Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre,' 8:00 p.m. sa GMA Prime at 9:45 p.m. sa GTV. Mapapanood din ito via Kapuso Stream sa Facebook at YouTube.
Ngayong Miyerkules (October 15), pumasa kaya si Bobby (Jennylyn Mercado) sa audition ng Binibining Calabari? Mapapanood ang 'Sanggang-Dikit FR' weeknights, 8:50 p.m., pagkatapos ng 'Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre' sa GMA at Kapuso Stream. May delayed telecast din ito sa GTV sa oras na 10:30 ng gabi.
James Reid took the time to respond to netizens after they flocked to his TikTok comments section and bombarded it with his old photos with his ex-girlfriend, actress Nadine Lustre. The actor-musician shared a video of himself playing the guitar while singing Dijon’s “Yamaha” last Friday, Oct. 10. @jamsred Fav song rn #Yamaha @Dijon ♬ original sound – James Reid After noticing the comments section, Reid, in turn, also shared photos of him and his now-girlfriend, actress Issa Pressman. “So many bitter people that [can’t] stand to see me this happy,” Reid said in a separate comment. “I hope all […]... Keep on reading: James Reid slams 'bitter people' over resurfaced photos with ex Nadine Lustre