Gerald Asuncion
Coconut Tree Destroys Old Home of Miss Catering During Typhoon Tino MISS CATERING – The social media personality shared her experience after her family’s old house was destroyed when a coconut tree fell on it during the onslaught of Typhoon Tino on Tuesday, November 4. Despite the damage, she expressed deep gratitude that her mother … Read more
Typhoon Tino Aftermath Over 40 people lost their lives and hundreds of thousands were displaced after Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) brought heavy rains and massive flooding across the central Philippines on Tuesday. The storm left large portions of Cebu submerged, with videos showing vehicles, trucks, and even huge shipping containers being swept away by … Read more
NAPOLCOM Calls Out Man for Using Police Uniform as Costume A man made headlines after wearing an actual Philippine National Police (PNP) uniform as a Halloween costume at a party in Makati City. The incident sparked strong reactions from the public and officials, who said it showed disrespect toward police officers and the uniform that … Read more
Iyah Mina Calls for Respect After Being Repeatedly Called “Sir” IYAH MINA – The transgender actress went viral after sharing an uncomfortable experience at a popular coffee shop along West Avenue in Quezon City, where she was repeatedly called “Sir” by the staff. In her Facebook post on November 2, Iyah described the incident, explaining … Read more
Mayor’s Name on Caloocan Garbage Bags Sparks Online Discussion EPAL? – A photo of a garbage bag in Caloocan City with the large name of the city mayor printed on it went viral on social media. The picture, posted by Ajarn Chris Vlog, quickly caught public attention and sparked mixed reactions online, as many people … Read more
Latest Update on Bagyong Tino BAGYONG TINO – Severe Tropical Storm “Tino” (international name: Kalmaegi) continues to move west-southwestward and is now close to reaching typhoon strength, according to PAGASA as of 8:00 AM on November 3, 2025. The center of “Tino” was last located 360 km east of Guiuan, Eastern Samar. It currently carries … Read more
How Filipinos Celebrate Undas Through Food Every November 1, Filipinos observe Undas, also known as All Saints’ Day, followed by All Souls’ Day on November 2. These days are not only meant to remember loved ones who have passed away but also to celebrate family, faith, and tradition through food. Aside from lighting candles and … Read more
Randy Santiago Defends Brother Raymart Amid Controversy RANDY SANTIAGO – The actor-singer has broken his silence regarding the controversy involving his brother, Raymart Santiago, and the latter’s former mother-in-law, Inday Barretto. When asked by TV5 reporter MJ Marfori about Inday Barretto’s statements in her interview with Ogie Diaz, Randy calmly said that he was aware … Read more
LTO Director Under Investigation for Corruption The Regional Director of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) in MIMAROPA has been suspended following allegations of corruption within his office. According to LTO Chief Markus Lacanilao, the reported scheme involved delaying the processing of applications from clients to pressure them into paying around ₱50,000 per month in exchange … Read more
After Guilty Verdict, Archie Alemania Remains Silent ARCHIE ALEMANIA – The actor remains silent after being found guilty in the acts of lasciviousness case filed against him by actress-singer Rita Daniela. According to Rita’s lawyer, Atty. Maggie Abraham-Garduque, Archie’s camp has not yet taken any legal action following the court’s decision. She confirmed that they … Read more