Hashtag Nikko Natividad loses P4 million to a scammer
Hashtags member Nikko Natividad has finally broken his silence amid all the news and admitted that he was duped in an investment scam.
August 24, 2020
Hashtags member Nikko Natividad has finally broken his silence amid all the news and admitted that he was duped in an investment scam.
Corpuz also recounted the former claims of Duterte during the presidential campaigns, when he declared that he would jet ski to fight China.
Hashtags member Nikko Natividad and Mocha Uson’s manager Banat By have been engaged in a word war on social media recently. Their spat apparently emanated from a comment by Natividad
There’s a running joke in the Lifestyle section (or, at least, in our noisy corner of the Inquirer office) that one veteran writer is so old, he covered the 50th anniversary of the 500-year-old University of Santo Tomas—and even reported on the Pact of Biak-na-Bato in 1897.
All of us have spent most of our years watching various social sci-fi films created by Hollywood directors–Ex Machina, Blade Runner, Inception, A Clockwork Orange, and more. With these movies being set in totally different spots all over the globe, we can expect a large spectrum of emotions from them but perhaps not the full experience as to what would happen to us Filipinos in a local context.
But film director Jason Paul Laxamana is about to change up the game through his social science fiction movie Instalado. With this sci-fi drama actually taking place in the Philippines, the Filipino audience gets a more relatable taste of what a potentially harmful system can do to its people.
Today’s holiday essentials: ham for “noche buena,” a good alarm clock to make sure you wake up in time for “Simbang Gabi” (dawn Masses), crisp bills for your growing list of godchildren and… Instagram?
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