South Korean pop group Seventeen announces their return to the Philippines on January 13, 2024, to conclude their “New_” world tour at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. The concert marks the end of the tour that began in July 2023, visiting various locations globally. Fans can purchase tickets starting November 3, 2023, as the group aims to deliver a dynamic performance for their Filipino audience.
Kris Aquino is relocating to Tarlac with her sons Josh and Bimb as she continues her recovery from autoimmune diseases in isolation. The move aims to provide a supportive environment for her healing process.
The Department of Education in the Philippines announces the revival of DepEd TV, an educational platform launched during the pandemic, in collaboration with the Knowledge Channel and Solar Pictures. The partnership aims to improve educational content and reach more students across the country.
Apple has criticized EU competition laws, claiming they increase risks of fraud and scams. The tech giant argues that accommodating smaller rivals could endanger user safety. This comes amid President Trump’s tariff threats over stringent tech regulations.
Kerrville police warn residents about scammers posing as Texas A&M researchers to access private property. Authorities urge vigilance and reporting of any suspicious activity to ensure community safety.
Austin voters reject Proposition Q, a tax rate increase proposal, prompting city officials to revise the budget. City leaders seek community input to explore alternative funding solutions and ensure efficient municipal operations.
Former Congressman Zaldy Co declines to return to the Philippines amid fears for his safety and claims of prejudgment in his case related to alleged flood control project anomalies. His lawyer confirms Co’s decision to stay abroad and not contest the Ombudsman complaints.
The ongoing federal government shutdown has led to the cancellation of the annual Veterans Day ceremony at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.
Actress Carla Abellana has been dubbed the “Queen of Call Out” by netizens for her vocal stance on social and political issues through social media.
Forbes Asia’s 2025 Power Businesswomen list honors two Filipinas, Mybelle Aragon-Gobio and Mariana Zobel de Ayala, for their influential roles in Asia’s business sector.