Arnold Clavio on DOT’s Love the Philippines ad: “Nakakalungkot at nakakahiya ang rebelasyong ito!” ARNOLD CLAVIO – The veteran broadcast journalist expressed his disappointment with the use of “stock footage” in the Department of Tourism’s (DOT) ‘Love the Philippines’ campaign. Earlier, blogger Sass Rogando Sasot discovered that some of the footage used in the commercial … Read more
A couple who work as janitors are proud of their two children who graduated cum laude from Ateneo RICKY AND ELMA GUTIERREZ – A couple who works as a janitor is filled with joy as both of their children graduated with honors from Ateneo de Manila University. Ricky and Elma have been working as janitors … Read more
After an 18-hour delay, a man boarded his flight as a solo passenger SOLO FLIGHT – A man had a one-of-a-kind experience as the only passenger on a flight after an 18-hour delay and the departure of other passengers in the United States. Phil Stringer, a realtor unexpectedly became the sole passenger on a flight … Read more
To save his life, a wife donated one of her kidneys to her husband KIDNEY TRANSPLANT – A devoted wife selflessly donated one of her kidneys to her husband, saving his life as he battled Stage 5 or end-stage Chronic Kidney Disease. Irene Lupais Aidon-Guieb did not hesitate to offer her kidney to her husband, … Read more
Senior high school graduates father and daughter ELEAZAR AND JENALYN BEGORNIA – The father and daughter from Bulacan have become a source of inspiration as they both recently received their diplomas for completing Senior High School. Eleazar, who works as a maintenance and utility staff at his daughter’s school, ended up becoming classmates with Jenalyn. … Read more
How the long-lost masterpiece of Juan Luna was found JUAN LUNA MASTERPIECE – An art collector shared the story of how he found the long-lost “Hymen, oh Hymeenèe,” dubbed as the “Holy Grail of Philippine Art.” In an interview with ANC’s “Headstart,” art collector Jaime de Leon shared the fascinating story of how he stumbled … Read more
Pinoy netizens react to a post about artifacts allegedly found in the South China Sea, exclaiming, “It’s West Philippine Sea!” WEST PHILIPPINE SEA – Filipino netizens couldn’t help but react to a Facebook post about artifacts allegedly found in the South China Sea. On May 31, China Daily, a China state-controlled media, took to the … Read more
Find out what is lato-lato LATO-LATO – Following a long line of popular toys like aroma beads, loom bracelets, slimes, and fidget spinners, the latest toy craze has captivated both children and adults worldwide. Lato-lato, consisting of two plastic balls connected by a string, requires players to swing the string up and down, creating a … Read more
Using a bamboo bike, a man from Negros Oriental toured Luzon BAMBIKE – A young man from Bayawan City, Negros Oriental toured the tourist destinations in Luzon using his bamboo bike. A bamboo bike is a bicycle made primarily or entirely from bamboo, a sustainable material that has gained popularity as an alternative to metal … Read more
Meet baby Adam, a 7-month-old boy who made it to Mt. Pulag, the highest peak of Luzon BABY HIKER – A 7-month-old baby boy named Adam, along with his adventurous parents, accomplished the extraordinary feat of conquering Luzon’s highest peak, Mt. Pulag, on their first family hike during Mother’s Day. As reported by Saksi, Adam’s … Read more