“BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT”

LOOK: Will Ashley turns sentimental after bagging two acting nominations at #MMF51.

The Pinoy Big Brother alumnus was nominated for Best Actor for “Love You So Bad” and as Best Supporting Actor for “Bar Boys: After School.”

“Last year napakasimple ng

“BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT” LOOK: Will Ashley turns sentimental after bagging two acting nominations at #MMF51. The Pinoy Big Brother alumnus was nominated for Best Actor for “Love You So Bad” and as Best Supporting Actor for “Bar Boys: After School.” “Last year napakasimple ng

“BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT” LOOK: Will Ashley turns sentimental after bagging two acting nominations at #MMF51. The Pinoy Big Brother alumnus was nominated for Best Actor for “Love You So Bad” and as Best Supporting Actor for “Bar Boys: After School.” “Last year napakasimple ng

Carla Abellana embodies grace in pre-wedding look

Carla Abellana embodies grace in pre-wedding look

Ahead of her wedding ceremony , Carla Abellana stepped into a moment of calm elegance with a pre-wedding look that spoke volumes through simplicity and softness. The actress wore a sheer white lace dress, delicate in both fabric and design, with focus on texture, light, and natural beauty. Styled by Mariah Santos (makeup) and Arvin Santos (hair), Carla's beauty look leaned toward natural radiance. Her makeup was fresh and luminous, with softly defined eyes, rosy cheeks, and a pink-toned lip that enhanced rather than transformed. Meanwhile, her hair was worn down in gentle waves, framing her face with warmth and ease. What stood out most was not just the styling, but the energy Carla carried. There was a sense of ease and assurance in her presence, an unforced calm that suggested comfort in where she is and confidence in what lies ahead. Carla showed the look of hope as she stepped into a new chapter with clarity.

India-Bangladesh visa freeze deepens bilateral crisis

India-Bangladesh visa freeze deepens bilateral crisis

Diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh have hit a critical juncture with Dhaka suspending visa and consular services at its missions in New Delhi and Agartala on December 22 following protests outside the facilities. India has also suspended visa services at its Chittagong visa application center in Bangladesh following widespread violent protests triggered by the death of prominent Bangledeshi activist Sharif Osman Hadi. The 32-year-old was a fierce critic of India and a key figure in the 2024 uprising that ended the 15-year autocratic rule of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. READ: India’s Adani slashes electricity to Bangladesh: power […]... Keep on reading: India-Bangladesh visa freeze deepens bilateral crisis

How Africa is asserting itself globally — despite Trump

How Africa is asserting itself globally — despite Trump

January 20 was a turning point for the entire world: The day that Donald Trump moved back into the White House marked a significant change in the course of global politics. Within a few months, Trump had introduced punitive tariffs and restrictive visa policies, had withdrawn the US from major international structures such as the […]... Keep on reading: How Africa is asserting itself globally — despite Trump

NBA: Heat pull away late, hand Pacers 8th straight loss

NBA: Heat pull away late, hand Pacers 8th straight loss

MIAMI — Andrew Wiggins and Jaime Jaquez Jr. each scored 28 points, and the Miami Heat ran away in the fourth quarter to beat the Indiana Pacers 142-116 in the NBA on Saturday night. Norman Powell scored 23 for the Heat, who won for the second consecutive night. Miami outscored Indiana 44-22 in the final quarter, after leading 98-94 going into the last 12 minutes. READ: NBA: Norman Powell leads Heat past struggling Hawks Miami had 83 points in the second half, and had a 60-23 edge in bench scoring. Nikola Jovic scored 19 for Miami, with the Heat outscoring […]... Keep on reading: NBA: Heat pull away late, hand Pacers 8th straight loss

NBA: Nets top Timberwolves in Cam Thomas' return from injury

NBA: Nets top Timberwolves in Cam Thomas' return from injury

MINNEAPOLIS — Cam Thomas scored 30 points in his return after missing 20 games with a left hamstring strain, and the Brooklyn Nets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 123-107 in the NBA on Saturday night. Michael Porter Jr. added 27 points and 10 rebounds for the Nets, who had six players score in double figures. Brooklyn (10-19) has won four of five and five of seven. The Nets, who improved to 7-3 in December, are allowing an NBA-low 103.1 points per game this month. Anthony Edwards led Minnesota (20-12) with 28 points, but the Timberwolves dropped back-to-back games for the third […]... Keep on reading: NBA: Nets top Timberwolves in Cam Thomas' return from injury

‘Duaw Niño’: Pilgrimage marks start of pre-Fiesta Señor celebration

‘Duaw Niño’: Pilgrimage marks start of pre-Fiesta Señor celebration

LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — The pilgrim image of the Señor Santo Niño visited the mountain barangays and far-flung areas of Cebu City from December 27 to 28, 2025, marking the start of the pre-Fiesta Señor activities in the province. On Saturday, December 27, the image of the Holy Child visited the parishes of Saint John […]... Keep on reading: ‘Duaw Niño’: Pilgrimage marks start of pre-Fiesta Señor celebration

NBA: Jazz halt Spurs' winning streak at eight

NBA: Jazz halt Spurs' winning streak at eight

SAN ANTONIO — Lauri Markkanen had 29 points, Keyonte George added 28 points and the Utah Jazz held on to beat San Antonio 127-114 in the NBA on Saturday night, snapping the Spurs’ league-high eight-game winning streak. San Antonio center Victor Wembanyama marked his return to the starting lineup with 32 points, seven rebounds, five blocks and three assists in 27 minutes and 42 seconds. It was Wembanyama’s first start since Nov. 14 against Golden State, when he suffered a strained left calf that led to a 12-game absence. READ: NBA: Spurs emerge as threat to defending champion Thunder Utah […]... Keep on reading: NBA: Jazz halt Spurs' winning streak at eight

LOOK: Shoppers buy lucky charms at a store along Ongpin Street in Binondo, Manila, on Sunday, Dec. 28, four days before the New Year. Many are preparing for the Year of the Horse in 2026, which is believed to bring energy, progress, and good fortune. 

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LOOK: Shoppers buy lucky charms at a store along Ongpin Street in Binondo, Manila, on Sunday, Dec. 28, four days before the New Year. Many are preparing for the Year of the Horse in 2026, which is believed to bring energy, progress, and good fortune. : John Louie Abrina/MB

LOOK: Shoppers buy lucky charms at a store along Ongpin Street in Binondo, Manila, on Sunday, Dec. 28, four days before the New Year. Many are preparing for the Year of the Horse in 2026, which is believed to bring energy, progress, and good fortune. : John Louie Abrina/MB

16 rescued in Cebu City amid anti-mendicancy campaign

16 rescued in Cebu City amid anti-mendicancy campaign

LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — The Cebu City government recently rescued 16 individuals as it enforced the Anti-Mendicancy Ordinance, following a coordination meeting to strengthen action against street begging. Among those rescued, eight were recorded at the Mabolo Police Station, two at the Parian Police Station, and six at the Labangon Police Station. Several cases involved […]... Keep on reading: 16 rescued in Cebu City amid anti-mendicancy campaign

BRRR, ANG LAMIG ?

LOOK: La Trinidad, Benguet chills at 12.1 degrees Celsius on early Sunday morning, Dec. 28, based on data from PAGASA BSU Agromet Station, the Philippine Information Agency reports.

Baguio City had a temperature of 14.8 degrees Celsius on early Sunday

BRRR, ANG LAMIG ? LOOK: La Trinidad, Benguet chills at 12.1 degrees Celsius on early Sunday morning, Dec. 28, based on data from PAGASA BSU Agromet Station, the Philippine Information Agency reports. Baguio City had a temperature of 14.8 degrees Celsius on early Sunday

BRRR, ANG LAMIG ? LOOK: La Trinidad, Benguet chills at 12.1 degrees Celsius on early Sunday morning, Dec. 28, based on data from PAGASA BSU Agromet Station, the Philippine Information Agency reports. Baguio City had a temperature of 14.8 degrees Celsius on early Sunday