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When Ondoy struck in 2009, Gang Badoy, who was mourning the deaths of her friends Alexis Tioseco, Nika Bohinc and the Eguids, set aside her grief and helped people by going on air to provide information about the typhoon. The emergency broadcast, which lasted for days and was heard over Jam 88.3, helped a number of people including a man who was assisting his wife in giving birth in their flooded home.
After the runaway success of the first “Rurouni Kenshin” film two years ago, some loyal fans started having mixed feelings about a sequel. Although it left us desperately wanting to see a live-action Shishio arc, there was also this niggling feeling of dread that a follow-up might not be able to measure up to the first movie. Thankfully, our fears were soon laid to rest, and for good reason.
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There’s something about the girls of ITZY that make them impossible to ignore. The five-member girl group has filled the...
Do you love all things gory and bloody? We’ve got the video tutorials to turn you into a scarred creature without the need for professional help or prosthetics. All you need are a couple of trips to National Book Store for pans of face paint and another to the grocery store for toilet paper.
Perhaps the perfect sign of the “Star Wars” franchise’s massive appeal is how it has been embraced by gamers and...
Randall Park has been keeping a secret from us—his musical abilities. Once upon a time, when he was in his twentie
There’s something about live performances that takes you to another dimension—and that’s what Laneway did to me.
Good things come in threes, or so the saying goes. For Dublin-based trio The Script, it probably couldn’t be more true, since the band’s latest album, “#3,” is a prime testament to the chemistry between these humble lads and their growing legion of fans worldwide.
