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A jury on Thursday convicted Filipino American Larry Millete of first-degree murder in the 2021 disappearance and killing of his wife, May “Maya” Millete, ending a closely watched trial more than five years after she vanished.
Christopher Nolan transforms Homer’s timeless epic into a visually stunning and emotionally resonant adventure in The Odyssey, combining mythological spectacle with an intimate story about perseverance, family and homecoming.
Ateneo de Manila University has established two Blue Eagle Athletic Scholarship Funds in honor of late student-athletes Divine Adili and Rene Baterbonia, the university announced Thursday.
NEW YORK — NBA superstar LeBron James declined to reveal where he will play his record-extending 24th season, telling fans they will have to wait as speculation about his future continues.
Newlywed actress Bea Alonzo revealed she did her own makeup for her wedding to businessman Vincent Co, saying it made the occasion more personal.
Actress Angel Locsin called on actor-turned-Sen. Robin Padilla to “wake up,” urging her former co-star to return to the principles she said they once shared in an open letter posted on social media Thursday.
Conservation International (CI) Philippines and a United Nations project official have paid tribute to Dr. Kent Carpenter, the American marine scientist whose research helped shape marine biodiversity conservation in the Philippines and around the world.
The Dallas Zoo said a new economic impact study found that every $1 the City of Dallas invests in the zoo generates $18 in economic activity as city officials consider reducing funding for partner organizations.
Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows have directed most Texas state agencies and public universities to reduce their baseline funding requests by 3% as the state begins preparing its 2028–29 budget.
Cleanup efforts are underway after a tornado and severe storms caused significant damage across northwest San Antonio on Wednesday, city officials said.