Apollo Quiboloy, detained founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ and senatorial candidate under the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino, expresses hope for divine intervention following the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte. Quiboloy’s statement was delivered by his lawyer, Kaye Laurente, during a rally at Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued an opinion deeming it unlawful for transgender individuals to change the sex on their identification documents. According to Paxton, court orders to alter the sex designation on driver’s licenses and birth certificates are invalid, and any such modified documents must revert to their original state.
A Tarrant County judge has called on the University of Texas System to ban drag shows, echoing a recent decision by the Texas A&M University system. The move follows concerns about the portrayal of women in drag performances. This development is part of a broader discussion about drag events on college campuses, including a legal challenge from an LGBTQ student group at Texas A&M. The judge’s request emphasizes a focus on academic priorities over such events. Historical contexts of drag culture and its presence in Texas universities add layers to this ongoing debate.
Comedian Nikki Glaser will host the Golden Globes again in 2026 after her successful debut. The announcement was made by Dick Clark Productions.
Actress Sofia Andres has intrigued fans with a possible hint at marriage to long-term boyfriend Daniel Miranda. Speculation arose from her recent Instagram post, where she shared intimate photos and an ambiguous reply to a marriage query. The couple, who share a daughter, have not confirmed the rumors.
Actress Sunshine Cruz shares a cozy photo with businessman Atong Ang on Instagram, marking a new public acknowledgment of their relationship. With Ang’s confirmation of their romance, the couple has captured public and media interest, leading to widespread discussions online.
Jose Armando Lainez Argueta, a Houston resident, was detained by ICE following a routine police stop for a windshield crack. His family and local advocates demand transparency from the Houston Police Department regarding their collaboration with immigration authorities. The situation has stirred concern among the city’s immigrant community, prompting calls for clearer policies on police cooperation with ICE.
A policewoman injured by Honeylet Avanceña, partner of former President Duterte, will receive a medal from the Philippine National Police. Despite the incident, the officer has chosen not to press charges against Avanceña, highlighting a complex situation within the ranks of the PNP.
Philmar Alipayo, a Siargao-based surfer, recently altered his “224” tattoo, initially matching with a female friend, sparking public curiosity and online discussions.
Kim Chiu refutes claims suggesting she criticized former President Duterte, urging caution against fake news. The actress addresses misinformation, advocating for media literacy.