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October, 2024

  • 7 October

    Hollywood actors topbill ‘The Mongol Khan’ in Singapore

    Hollywood actors Ron Yuan, Mark Dacascos and Leonard Wu are set to join the Mongolian cast of the dramatic theatrical production, The Mongol Khan, as the production introduces English language performances to make theatre more accessible and inclusive. With the addition of these performances, audiences will not be limited by language, as both the English and Mongolian shows will feature …

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  • 7 October

    Talent agency turns global content creator

    The local unit of Singapore-based Gushcloud International, a global creator and IP management and licensing company powered by AI, revealed that it has evolved into a  global creator and IP management company, from just being a talent agency since it started operations in 2016.  Not only does it scout talents and link them to brands, it also grows them from …

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  • 7 October

    DENR to host the Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction this month

    The Philippines was identified as the number one most disaster-prone country in the world, according to 2023 World Risk Index. Department of Environment and Natural Resources Undersecretary Marilou Emi said this ranking highlights the country’s extreme vulnerability to natural hazards and the significant risks it faces from disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. The index underscores the urgency …

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  • 7 October

    NFA to build modern post-harvest facilities

    The National Food Authority will build modern post-harvest facilities to prevent rice wastage as it is poised to implement its P93-billion infrastructure modernization program in the coming years. NFA Administrator Larry Lacson said the first phase of the project will be bid out before the year ends. “Once completed, these infrastructures will not only provide modern facilities, more importantly, it …

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  • 7 October

    P2.8B allocated for Tacloban Causeway Project

    More than P2 billion was allotted by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for the construction of Tacloban Causeway project which will provide a shorter route from the city’s downtown to the airport. DPWH-Eastern Visayas Director Edgar Tabacon said the total budget for the construction is P2.8 billion.  “The vision is not just to build infrastructure, but to …

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  • 7 October

    Filinvest offers suburban living in the south

    Nestled amidst lush greenery and offering breathtaking views, Terrace Homes at Prominence II, built in the South offers a serene lifestyle that’s perfect for those seeking fresh air and tranquility. Known for its accessibility, lower-density population, reduced traffic, abundant leisure options, thriving businesses, and renowned schools, this region has become a sought-after destination for those seeking a balanced life.  This …

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  • 7 October

    Aboitiz Land appoints Fernandez de Mesa as CEO

    Rafael Fernandez de Mesa was appointed as the new chief executive officer of Aboitiz Land Inc., the real estate arm of the Aboitiz Group, effective 1 January 2025. He will succeed current president and CEO David Rafael, who will retire at the end of the year after leading Aboitiz Land for five years. At present, he also holds various directorships …

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  • 7 October

    Why Carlos Yulo behaves the way he does

    Two-time Paris Olympics gold medalist Carlos Yulo has been the center of controversy and a conversation piece from among pundits and observers about his pronouncements against his own mother, Angelica Poquiz Yulo. Carlos lambasted his mom for her unauthorized withdrawal from his bank account. Even if the mother has already apologized to him in public, the Olympian continues to say …

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  • 7 October

    A tearful reunion of dad and son; Martin sobs, apologizes to Robin

    By Audie See At 62, Concert King Martin Nievera can pull off a concert for two or three hours without his voice changing for the worse, such as his voice going hoarse and his body manifesting fatigue. Martin did very well in “The King 4Ever” at the Araneta Coliseum on Saturday night (Sept. 27). He himself describes the event as …

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  • 7 October

    Tribu takes off from the late Danny Dolor’s Tribung Pinoy

    The new group is called Tribu, loosely translated as tribe, a kinfolk, a community, a people. In the local music industry, though, Tribu is a chip off the old block. Publicist Toots Tolentino informed that Tribu as a singing quintet traces its roots to the Aliw Award-winning cultural group “Tribung Pinoy” from the 1980s, led by the late Danny Dolor, …

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