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(GMA News) After her song “I Can’t Breathe” won Song of the Year during the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards on Monday (Philippine time), H.E.R. gave a hilarious shout out to her Filipino fans.

Reposting her TikTok video on Twitter, the Filipino-American singer whose real name is Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson imagined what her Filipina Tita would tell her after her Grammy win and impersonated that.

“My Tita Joan would say, ‘Oh my God, I am so proud of you. You have Grammy’s wow. Diamond, is that diamond? Even if you do not win you are still a winner. You are a winner! I like that song, that song you sing ‘I can’t breathe,'” H.E.R. said using her Filipino accent… Read More

(Philippine News Agency) MANILA – The Philippines has detected its first case of P.1 variant, a potentially more transmissible coronavirus that emerged in Brazil, the Department of Health (DOH) reported on Saturday.

The DOH said a returning overseas Filipino (ROF) from Western Visayas was found positive for the variant after the sequencing of 752 samples by the Philippine Genome Center.

“The one case found with the P.1 variant is a ROF from Brazil. Additional information about the case is currently being investigated,” it said in a statement.

The P.1 variant was first detected in Japan by the National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) among four travelers from Brazil.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there is evidence to suggest that transmissibility and the ability of antibodies generated through a previous infection are affected by some mutations of P.1… Read More

(Inquirer.net) Rolando Dy lost to Kyrgyzstan’s Abdisalam Kubanychbek in their lightweight title eliminator in Brave CF 47: Asian Domination at Arad Fort in Bahrain, Thursday night.

Kubanychbek’s ground game proved to be too much for Dy, the Filipino quit on his corner before the start of the third round.

The loss ruined Dy’s plan to challenge reigning lightweight champion Amin Ayoub. Dy now has a record of 14-10-1, while Kubanychbek improved to 17-2. Meanwhile, comebacking Jenel Lausa lost via points to Ryskulbek Ibraimov of Kyrgyzstan.

Ibraimov, who stepped in for Afghanistan’s Rahmatullah Yousufzai on a one-day notice, efficiently used his grappling prowess to negate Lausa’s striking game.

Lausa tried to rally in the final round, but his Kyrgyz counterpart pinned him down to seal a unanimous decision… Read More

(Yahoo Philippines) As the number of COVID cases continues to rise in the country, noontime television show It’s Showtime has decided to stop its live airing, its producer ABS-CBN said yesterday.

ABS-CBN said in a statement that the suspension of live tapings was done to “ensure the safety of our hosts and production team.” It did not say when the suspension will be lifted.

Meanwhile, talent manager Angeli Pangilinan, the wife of singer Gary V., tested positive for COVID. She put up a brave front, and implied it was nothing compared to the health scares that her husband has been through…. Read More

(Yahoo Philippines) Congratulations on making that decision to get a life insurance plan! As a breadwinner, being insured means sparing your loved ones from financial burden when something unexpected happens to you.

When life throws a curveball, you can lose your investments. Your savings can also run dry. Everything you’ve worked so hard to achieve can be quickly wiped out by an accident, permanent disability, critical illness, or death. So it just makes sense to know your options and get the best life insurance in the Philippines.

But before you sign up for a policy, compare life insurance options just like you would compare credit cards and other financial products. You’ll be spending your hard-earned money on insurance, so make sure that your choice will be worth paying for.

What is Life Insurance in the Philippines?
Life insurance is a contract between the insurance company and the insured. It guarantees a sum of money that will be paid to the insured or their beneficiaries when the insured meets an accident, suffers an injury, or dies. In exchange, the insured pays premiums for a certain period to enjoy insurance coverage… Read More

(Business World) One of the best ways to get a return on your investment is through investing in the stock market. When done right, your money can grow more than what you initially put in. However, the opposite can happen as well if mismanaged.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE)reported during the pandemic, more Filipinos have been inclined to investing. In fact, a 70% increase in the PSE index was observed to date, coming from the March 2020 crash when the lockdown started.

While there is no doubt many are now more knowledgeable when it comes to investing, there are still those who are hesitant to take their money globally because they might find investing outside the country daunting and difficult given the complexities of the international markets.

However, what many Filipino investors may not know is that the benefits can outweigh risks when done correctly. Here are three reasons to invest in foreign markets, according to top Fund Managers across the globe… Read More

(Manilatimes) Listed Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) reported on Friday that the assets under management (AUM) of its wholly owned unit had exceeded P200 billion.

In a statement, the Ayala-led lender said subsidiary BPI Investment Management Inc.’s (BIMI) AUM in the first week of February hit more than P202 billion.

BPI considered 2020 a landmark year for BIMI. Last year, it nearly doubled its business with a 96-percent growth on its possession of mutual funds from Philam Asset Management Inc. in January 2019 and on strong inflows from retail investors.

“Our long history of prudent fund management has allowed BIMI to grow its retail business by 24 percent. BIMI’s solid performance amid market volatility and economic uncertainty due to the Covid-19 pandemic is a testimony to our hard-earned reputation of providing stable investment outlets under various market conditions,” BIMI President Martin Enrile said in the statement… Read More

(Yahoo Philippines) Are we seeing double here?

Twitter-verse is in stitches upon discovering a Filipino man who bears an uncanny resemblance with Space X founder Elon Musk.

It was Panlasang Pinay (@thysz) who first posted the TikTok video of Bong Villanueva, who is seen walking through rows of plants in a Palawan resort and encouraging his followers to swim with him.

“Elon Musk enjoys El Nido,” tweeted @thysz.

“Wait, I can’t take this! Mamshie Elon, thank you for choosing the Philippines!” she wrote in a follow-up post. As of today, the video has been liked almost 22,000 times and has had almost 3,000 retweets… Read More