Anthony Jennings is set to star in his first international film, “Mother Maybe,” a horror-comedy directed by Sonny Calvento. The film delves into eerie family ties and supernatural horror, marking Jennings’ debut in the global film scene.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines, led by Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr., plans to procure more missile systems, warships, and fighter jets to enhance the military’s deterrence capabilities, with a P35 billion budget allocated for 2025 and strategic partnerships emphasized.
A mother and daughter found dead in Cypress, Texas, in an apparent murder-suicide. Investigation underway by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. Further details pending.
The “Hands Off!” protests on April 5, 2025, saw thousands gather across the US. Organized by over 150 groups, the protests targeted policies from President Trump and Elon Musk, advocating for fair governance and public service protections.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines has restructured its security units, deactivating the VPSPG and forming the AFPSPG, impacting Vice President Sara Duterte’s exclusive security details while ensuring continued protection for her and other government officials.
The United States announced the revocation of all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders on April 5, 2025. This decision follows South Sudan’s failure to accept its repatriated citizens. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the action takes immediate effect, aiming to prevent further entry until compliance is achieved.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with British and French military leaders in Kyiv to discuss strengthening Ukraine’s military and post-war support strategies, reporting “tangible progress” after the talks.
Tarrant County Public Health confirms a measles case linked to Great Wolf Lodge and Grapevine Mills Mall in March, urging unvaccinated visitors to monitor for symptoms and highlighting the importance of vaccination.
As a Filipino-American who’s built a meaningful life in both business and her community, Joyce Garcia’s story is a blend of family values, passion, and a strong determination to create lasting change. Her journey showcases not just the success of an entrepreneur, but the heart of a woman who is deeply committed to her community and culture.
Jay Mandyam, a Dallas native, brings his Texan-Indian family life to the screen with “Failure to Launch,” a sitcom nominated for the College Television Award. This show represents a blend of cultural narratives and highlights the importance of diverse storytelling in today’s entertainment industry.