The prestigious Wimbledon is known as the world’s oldest tennis tournament. It’s also popular for implementing a strict dress code for players. In the late 19th century, Wimbledon players were
In 2015, former president Benigno Aquino III signed an executive order (EO) putting Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental together in a new region, separating them from Region 6 and 7, respectively. It
Behind a beautifully produced photo are a number of influences. Essentially, capturing a fascinating moment depends on the eye and prowess of the photographer. But we should also regard their
It seems that some people have turned bullying into a hobby. Making others feel bad about themselves has become the norm somehow and actress Hilary Duff isn’t taking any of
I’m pretty sure we’ve all tried night swimming, but night trekking? Now that’s something every adventurer should try at least once. Thanks to the Masungi Georeserve in Baras, Rizal, hikers can
Almost all households are accustomed to having pets. Filipinos love theirs. Bantay and Muning—common names for cats and dogs—have become household terms and have been immortalized by local literature. And pets aren’t just
Here’s a worldwide ranking that no country should be proud of: A ranking of who dumps plastic waste in the waters the most in the world. Our Pasig River earned
Presentacion Lopez-Psinakis, or “Presy” as friends fondly called her, passed away on July 25. She was 81. A zealous businesswoman and advocate, Presy was the chair of Phil-Asia Assistance Foundation Inc.,
Promising to resurrect the abandoned village of Johnsonville in Connecticut, church group Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) bought the 25-hectare hamlet for $1.85 million or over P93.5 million. It was a swift
Legendary voice actress June Foray died this morning, two months shy of her 100th birthday. Her close friend Dave Nimitz confirmed her death in a Facebook post but didn’t include any
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