(New York Public Radio) The confetti from Times Square is long gone, but new year celebrations are far from over. For those celebrating Lunar New Year, the party is just getting started. Sunday marks the beginning of the new year… Continue Reading →

(Interaksyon) DAVOS, Switzerland / MANILA — Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said his country would resist global recessionary headwinds, but warned that increasing tensions in the South China Sea were harming trade. Marcos was bullish about the country’s economic prospects… Continue Reading →

(SunStar) AFTER bringing Filipino folk magic to Ireland and the UK, “Nocebo” will finally hit local theaters in the Philippines on Jan. 18. From Irish Film and Television Awards-winning filmmaker Lorcan Finnegan (“Vivarium”), “Nocebo” centers on Christine, a fashion designer… Continue Reading →

(BuzzFeed) The 28-year-old is mixed: Filipino on her dad’s side and white on her mom’s. She told ABC station KTRK, “I feel like I have a very big responsibility to not only share my culture as a Filipina and a… Continue Reading →

(Interaksyon) Josephine Restaurant’s legacy will continue. This was made known after Vikings Group of Restaurants announced that it will soon house Rosario in Josephine’s former location. “ROSARIO will excite food enthusiasts and Tagaytay city’s tourists and locals as it journeys… Continue Reading →

(SunStar) PRESIDENT Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said the shortage in the supply of onions in the country has forced the Department of Agriculture (DA) to allow its importation. In an interview with reporters on board a plane going to Switzerland,… Continue Reading →

(GMA News) NEW ORLEANS — R’Bonney Gabriel, the Filipino-American 28-year-old beauty from Texas, became the first Filipino-American to become Miss Universe when she bested 82 other ladies in the recently concluded 71st Miss Universe competition in New Orleans, Louisiana. The… Continue Reading →

(Korea Herald) MANILA, Philippines — So many aspects of our lives have been deferred due to the pandemic, especially the joy of getting away from it all. After three long years, as countries opened their doors to foreign visitors South… Continue Reading →