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It's Showtime: Kim Chiu, hirap nang ipagtanggol ni Meme Vice sa mga bashers! (Laro, Laro, Pick)

It's Showtime: Kim Chiu, hirap nang ipagtanggol ni Meme Vice sa mga bashers! (Laro, Laro, Pick)

Aired (February 10, 2026): May mga hirit talaga si Kim Chiu na hindi na raw kayang ipagtanggol ni Meme Vice mula sa mga bashers! Madlang Kapuso, join the FUNanghalian with #ItsShowtime family. Watch the latest episode of 'It's Showtime' hosted by Vice Ganda, Anne Curtis, Vhong Navarro, Karylle, Jhong Hilario, Amy Perez, Kim Chui, Jugs & Teddy, MC & Lassy, Ogie Alcasid, Darren, Jackie, Cianne, Ryan Bang, and Ion Perez. Monday to Saturday, 12NN on GMA Network. #ItsShowtime #MadlangKapuso

It's Showtime: Tutoy ang pangalan, ta's bakla pala! Vice, gigil sa ibinigay na pangalan sa kanya!

It's Showtime: Tutoy ang pangalan, ta's bakla pala! Vice, gigil sa ibinigay na pangalan sa kanya!

Aired (February 10, 2026): OVER SA GIGIL SI MEME VICE! Shoutout sa mga nanay na nagbibigay ng kakaibang pangalan sa mga anak nila! Madlang Kapuso, join the FUNanghalian with #ItsShowtime family. Watch the latest episode of 'It's Showtime' hosted by Vice Ganda, Anne Curtis, Vhong Navarro, Karylle, Jhong Hilario, Amy Perez, Kim Chui, Jugs & Teddy, MC & Lassy, Ogie Alcasid, Darren, Jackie, Cianne, Ryan Bang, and Ion Perez. Monday to Saturday, 12NN on GMA Network. #ItsShowtime #MadlangKapuso

Heavy rainfall triggers landslides, floods, class suspensions in Cebu

Heavy rainfall triggers landslides, floods, class suspensions in Cebu

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Heavy rainfall triggered by the shear line on Tuesday, February 10, caused landslides, rising river levels, and widespread suspension of face-to-face classes across Cebu. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) raised a Red Rainfall Warning over most parts of Cebu, warning of possible serious flooding in low-lying areas […]... Keep on reading: Heavy rainfall triggers landslides, floods, class suspensions in Cebu

What happens after the last cherry blossom petal falls

What happens after the last cherry blossom petal falls

As the final spring breeze lingers, Japan turns one last delicate leaf, and warmth fills the air, signaling a period of renewal all throughout its prefectures. The country brims with color even after the fleeting wave of cherry blossom season. This period of transition aligns beautifully with the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, embracing impermanence, hope, […]... Keep on reading: What happens after the last cherry blossom petal falls

Shaira Diaz, Jenzel Angeles, Kaloy Tingcungco bond in Bali

Shaira Diaz, Jenzel Angeles, Kaloy Tingcungco bond in Bali

Summer started early for the trio of Shaira Diaz, Kaloy Tingcungco, and Jenzel Angeles as they went on an island vacation in Bali, Indonesia. The Sparkle stars had a short trip to Bali to celebrate the soon-to-be-bride, Jenzel. “Less than 36 hours in Bali for our bride-to-be, @jenzelangeles,” Shaira wrote in an Instagram post. Take a look at Shaira, Kaloy, and Jenzel's Bali moments in this gallery:

A MATTER ENTRUSTED TO CONGRESS Retired Justice Adolfo Azcuna, a member of the 1986 Constitutional Commission, said in a meeting of the House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms that the convention purposefully did not include a clause defining political dynasties in the

A MATTER ENTRUSTED TO CONGRESS Retired Justice Adolfo Azcuna, a member of the 1986 Constitutional Commission, said in a meeting of the House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms that the convention purposefully did not include a clause defining political dynasties in the

A MATTER ENTRUSTED TO CONGRESS Retired Justice Adolfo Azcuna, a member of the 1986 Constitutional Commission, said in a meeting of the House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms that the convention purposefully did not include a clause defining political dynasties in the

Lacson: Blue Ribbon Committee report language 'softened' but substance not compromised

Lacson: Blue Ribbon Committee report language 'softened' but substance not compromised

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Panfilo Lacson said the language in the draft Blue Ribbon Committee (BRC) report on ghost flood control projects has been "softened" but did not affect its substance. The senator said the report still recommended legal action against Senators Francis Escudero, Jinggoy Estrada, and Joel Villanueva for allegedly receiving "commissions" from flood control budget. In the "older" version of the draft report, the BRC said the three senators have been recommended to be "charged" with plunder and violation of the anti-graft and corruption law. In the current version, the word "charged" has been replaced by "to undergo preliminary investigation." "In layman's [term], when you say 'charged,' it seems it is already [filed] in the court," the Senate president pro tempore said in Filipino and English. "So, we just specified that instead of using the word charged or to be charged [is] to undergo preliminary investigation or to undergo fact-finding investigation, to undergo case build up. Something like that," he said in a chance interview. "My bottomline is: I would not report out [something] that I don't believe in," Lacson added.