EDITOR’S CHOICE


Why HUAWEI’s RAM Upgrade Strategy Changes the Game | MatePad Air Review

As someone who is constantly juggling tight deadlines, writing on the go, and keeping dozens of memory-heavy browser tabs open at once, finding a device that keeps up with my daily grind without weighing down my bag is a total game-changer. HUAWEI has long been leading the tablet market in the Philippine, but after spending…

TRENDING & FEATURES


What Is Lung Adenocarcinoma? Understanding Pope Leo XIV’s Diagnosis

Pope Leo has been diagnosed with lung cancer, the Vatican said in an official report. In a medical bulletin posted by the Vatican, the pope underwent surgery as scheduled, in which the lower lobe of his right lung was removed by doctors. While the surgery was successful, his tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma.…

EAT & DRINK


From Home-Cooked Recipes to 50 Years of Nourishing Local Communities

​In 1975, nutritionist-dietitian Corazon Dayro Ong began preparing her own recipes for skinless longganisa and tocino, initially sharing them with family and neighbors. Together with her husband, Jose Ong, she turned that modest home-based venture into what would eventually become one of the Philippines’ leading homegrown food companies. ​Five decades later, the story that began…

ENTERTAINMENT & CELEBRITY NEWS


Mikkie Bradshaw-Volante Joins Cast of “The Play That Goes Wrong” in Manila

Principal casting is announced for the Manila premiere of the Olivier and Tony Award-winning comedy THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, which will play at The Theatre at Solaire in Manila from November 6 to 22, 2026. Manila-based Filipino actor Mikkie Bradshaw-Volante will play Sandra, a leading member of the Cornley Drama Society who takes on…

TRAVEL & ADVENTURE


​Book Early, Save Big: Fly to Top Local Destinations for as Low as ₱160

​As the final quarter of the year gets underway, AirAsia Philippines is offering travelers more opportunities to plan their upcoming trips with its 10.10 double-digit sale, featuring one-way base fares starting at just ₱160 to select domestic destinations. ​The sale runs from October 5 to 11, 2026, with travel valid through August 31, 2027—giving travelers…

FASHION & BEAUTY


LOOK: Jayvee Lyn Lorejo Showcases Filipino Culture in Her Miss Global National Costume

Miss Global Philippines 2026, Jayvee Lyn Lorejo, gave the international pageant community a taste of Filipino culture as she walked the runway in her dazzling halo-halo–inspired national costume. ​The ensemble, created by highly celebrated Filipino fashion designer Ehrran Montoya, features a halo-halo serving glass silhouette heavily embellished with translucent beads, crystals, and icicle-like fringes that…

LIFESTYLE & PLACES


GAMING & TECH


Why HUAWEI’s RAM Upgrade Strategy Changes the Game | MatePad Air Review

As someone who is constantly juggling tight deadlines, writing on the go, and keeping dozens of memory-heavy browser tabs open at once, finding a device that keeps up with my daily grind without weighing down my bag is a total game-changer. HUAWEI has long been leading the tablet market in the Philippine, but after spending…

DEALS


EVENTS


HWPL Philippines Gathers 1,000 Participants for 4th National Peace Convention

“What can I do, beginning today, to become a living legacy of peace?” This was the question posed by John Rommel Garces, Chief Branch Manager of Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) Philippines, during his welcome address at the 4th National Peace Convention at the University of the East Theatre in Manila, urging…

ADVOCACIES


TESDA Now Offers Free Virtual Assistant Training Services—Here’s How to Apply

Every Filipino deserves access to resources that sharpen their skills without worrying about the cost. As lifelong learners, even simple workshops, webinars, and online courses can do wonders for our career trajectories and personal growth. That’s why the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) is putting this belief into practice with its free virtual…

SPORTS


​Proof Your Degree Isn’t Your Destiny: How Sabrina San Diego Built Her Dream Media Career

​​When you see Sabrina San Diego holding the microphone and looking effortlessly cool as a courtside reporter for the Shakey’s Super League (SSL)—interviewing top collegiate volleyball stars—you’d likely assume she spent four years in university studying journalism, communication arts, or broadcasting. ​But she wasn’t. ​Sabrina graduated from the University of Santo Tomas with a degree…