Bottas beats Hamilton to take 70th Anniversary pole
Silverstone, United Kingdom—Valtteri Bottas outpaced his Mercedes teammate and world championship leader Lewis Hamilton by the finest of margins on Saturday (Sunday Philippine time) to claim a dramatic pole position for the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix......»»
I wasn t good enough : Hamilton admits Bottas deserves Silverstone pole
Silverstone, United Kingdom | World champion Lewis Hamilton admitted he "wasn't good enough" after Valtteri Bottas showed just why champions Mercedes re-signed him for 2021 earlier this week by grabbing pole position at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix on Saturday.....»»
Rice farmers happy with PBBM’s support
Filipino rice farmers expressed their gratitude Thursday for the assistance they got from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. who also headed the Department of Agriculture. In a statement, Fernando Salvador, who represents rice farmers of San Jose City, Nueva Ecija, said they are not only enjoying better prices from their recent harvests but are also happy about it. He thanked President Marcos for his support to them through the DA seedlings and fertilizers assistance program, especially during this wet season. Salvador said President Marcos' assurance that he will make agricultural productivity a “top priority” is a sign that the country is not any more focused on importing the basic Filipino staple. He said over a hundred sacks of rice were harvested in every hectare of rice farmland compared to previous years. The Department of Agriculture, on the other hand, reported that around 532,980 metric tons of palay were harvested this October in Nueva Ecija alone, and an expected 153,000 more metric tons for the November harvest. Salvador added that they were also grateful when President Marcos announced that he had allocated P4.73 billion for the agricultural sector's mechanization and modernization during the 70th Founding Anniversary of the Federation of Free Farmers (FFF). This was aside from the President's promise that the government would work to strengthen farmers' organizations and cooperatives for additional opportunities for their members. Marcos also encouraged small farmers to be members of these organizations and cooperatives as it served as a fundamental tool of agricultural development to attain food security. He said farmers as members of cooperatives have high participation in supporting cooperatives to make products or business activities. Marcos also said in the FFF event that he would initiate social reform and rural development which were the priority of his late father, former president Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. The post Rice farmers happy with PBBM’s support appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Govt. to boost agri, fishery sectors
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday underscored the need to address the systemic issues plaguing Philippine agriculture for years due to the longstanding neglect of this sector. During his speech at the 70th anniversary of the Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) in Quezon City, Marcos Jr said the welfare of farmers and fisherfolk has been forgotten for decades, dating back to the inception of agricultural reform during his father and namesake's tenure. "We have a significant amount of work ahead of us because we need to fix the entire agricultural system that has been neglected for a long time, perhaps since the start of agricultural reform, during (the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.'s) time," Marcos Jr. said. "Now, many changes have occurred, the world has changed, and it has revolved several times. Therefore, we need to examine the needs of our farmers and fishermen to improve their lives because we often hear that we need to increase our yield, improve our harvest, and our productivity," he added. The latest data from the Philippine Statistics Authority showed that agricultural production in the country decreased by 1.3 percent during the year's second quarter. The figures unveiled by the PSA showed that the production value in agriculture and fisheries, calculated at constant 2018 prices, totaled P427.69 billion, a decline from the P433.10 billion recorded during the same period the previous year. Minimum wages for agricultural laborers in the Philippines vary by region, ranging from P306 in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao to P573 in the National Capital Region. These wage rates, determined by tripartite boards, differ based on the specific region. “But let's not forget that the livelihood of our farmers and fishermen should also be taken care of and improved because that is our goal for all our farmers and fishermen,” Marcos said. Marcos emphasized the pressing need for his administration to boost the agricultural sector, with more than P92 billion set aside for upcoming agri-fisheries projects next year. Additionally, the Department of Agriculture has allotted P4.73 billion to improve large-scale agriculture and fishery mechanization and modernization, aiming to decrease post-harvest losses and cost-effectively enhance farmers' yields. However, the President underlined the enormity of the task ahead and called upon the public for their support and collaboration. "So, this is a massive task. That's why we need your help because the government alone cannot do all of this. We need your diligence, we need your advice because you are the ones facing the problems in agriculture that we are going through now,” Marcos said. “Rest assured, your government is here to do everything in its power to assist our farmers in producing a bountiful harvest, catching enough fish for our fellow citizens, and selling these products at prices affordable to our people,” Marcos added. The post Govt. to boost agri, fishery sectors appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
PBBM leads FFF day celebration
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the 70th anniversary of the celebration of the Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) on Wednesday, 25 October 2023, at the Salvador Escudero Hall, 4/F NMIS Building, National Meat Inspection Service, Visayas Avenue, Quezon City. The President is joined by (from left to right) SAP Anton Lagdameo, DAR Sec. Conrado M. Estrella III, FFF Chairman Leonardo Q. Montemayor, and NMIS Exec. Dir. Clarita M. Sangcal. In his speech, the President expressed gratitude for the organization's cooperation with the government and their dedicated service to farmers and local communities. He acknowledged the enduring presence of the FFF over seven decades and looked forward to deeper collaboration. President Marcos encouraged FFF members to continue supporting and empowering farmers and fisherfolk and highlighted the need to revamp the long-neglected agricultural system. He stressed that improving the livelihood of farmers and fisherfolk was a significant task that required the government and FFF's joint efforts, emphasizing the goal of achieving a food- and nutrition-secure Philippines. The post PBBM leads FFF day celebration appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Iloilo’s new slogan up on TikTok, FB
“My Heart Beats in Iloilo City,” the metropolis’ newest slogan, is now being widely shared on TikTok and Facebook. The city government is launching the tagline during the State of the City Address 2023 of Mayor Jerry Treñas today, 16 August, at Plaza Libertad fronting City Hall, as part of 86th Charter Day anniversary on 25 August. “We encourage everybody to show to the world ‘why does my heart beat in Iloilo’? Let us continue to like and share why we are proud of our food, places, heritage, and Ilonggos,” said Treñas about the city's new tagline. The campaign aims to attract young audiences and a wider reach through a TikTok Dance Contest, which aims to encourage young people to become advocates for the city in an entertaining way. The Facebook Photo Essay Contest, meanwhile, encourages enthusiasts to capture the city’s beauty, culture, landmarks and everyday life through pictures. The guidelines and mechanics for the contests are posted on the official accounts of Iloilo City Government and Jerry Treñas. The slogan's heart-shaped logo showcases the city’s major festivals with the image of aDinagyang warrior and paraw sailboat; Iloilo River; beautification and greening through flowers, trees and plants on Esplanade's plazas, parks and open spaces; gastronomy; and awards. Treñas is encouraging everyone to express their ideas about the logo and post them on social media, to help the city boost tourism and economic activities that will benefit Iloilo and its people. The post Iloilo’s new slogan up on TikTok, FB appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Kim oversees N. Korea military parade showcasing new drones, ICBMs
Flanked by visiting Russian and Chinese officials, Kim Jong Un oversaw a North Korean military parade featuring new drones and Pyongyang's nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missiles, state media reported Friday. At least four new North Korean military drones were towed on trailers through Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung square at the parade late Thursday, state media images showed, while another drone appeared to conduct a flyover overhead. Standing between Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chinese politburo member Li Hongzhong in the VIP viewing stands, Kim smiled and saluted as thousands of soldiers marched past, trailed by the country's most powerful ICBMs, which are banned under UN sanctions. The event, featuring Kim's first-known foreign guests since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, was to mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War armistice, which ended open hostilities and is celebrated as Victory Day. Kim "extended warm militant greetings" to the parade, the official Korean Central News Agency said, and North Korea's defense minister Kang Sun Nam made a speech. The United States has no chance "of survival in case they use nuclear weapons against the DPRK", Kang said, referring to the North by its official name. He warned that any attempts by the United States to use armed force against the North would cause an "unimaginable and unforeseen crisis". The parade featured an array of new weaponry, including some first unveiled at a defense expo on Wednesday in Pyongyang, visited by Kim and Shoigu. North Korea's new underwater nuclear attack drone, called the "Haeil", appeared at the parade for the first time, Seoul-based specialist site NK News reported. "The strategic reconnaissance drone and the multi-purpose attack drone which was newly developed and produced... made circular flights in the sky above the (Kim Il Sung square," KCNA said. The "excitement and great joy of the spectators reached its height" when the nuclear-armed country's newest ICBM -- the solid-fuel Hwasong-18, tested in April and July this year -- was paraded through the square, KCNA said. The tests were roundly condemned by Seoul, Washington and Tokyo, and violate UN sanctions banning the North from any tests using ballistic missile technology. 'Send the US a signal' The parade is a key part of "promoting Kim Jong Un's ruling legitimacy and internal unity in this economically challenging time", Yangmo Ku, a political science professor at Norwich University, told AFP. But this year, with the inclusion of high-level guests from Moscow and Beijing, Pyongyang is also sending America "a signal that under strengthened ties with Russia and China, North Korea is militarily ready to cope with strategic threats from its enemies", he said. "All these acts mean the emergence of the new Cold War surrounding the Korean Peninsula," Ku added. Beijing is North Korea's most important ally and economic benefactor, their relationship forged in the bloodshed of the Korean War in the 1950s. "China's representation at North Korea's parading of nuclear-capable missiles raises serious questions about Beijing enabling Pyongyang's threats to global security," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha University in Seoul. Russia, another historic ally, is one of a handful of nations with which Pyongyang maintains friendly relations, and experts said it was noteworthy that Moscow had sent Shoigu to the anniversary celebrations -- a rare visit by a Russian defense chief in the post-Soviet era. Kim has been steadfast in his support for Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, including, Washington says, supplying rockets and missiles -- a charge Pyongyang has denied. Russia's President Vladimir Putin sent a speech, read out by Shoigu at an anniversary event, according to KCNA, in which Moscow's leader hailed North Korea for its "firm support for special military operations against Ukraine". Easley said that "given Russia's need for ammunition for its illegal war in Ukraine and (Kim's) willingness to personally give the Russian defense minister a tour of North Korea's arms exhibition, UN member states should increase vigilance for observing and penalizing sanctions violations". The inclusion of foreign guests at this year's celebrations is a post-pandemic first, and hints at new flexibility toward enforcing border controls. North Korea has imposed a rigid Covid-19 blockade since early 2020, preventing even its own nationals from entering the country. It only resumed some trade with China last year and allowed new Beijing envoy Wang Yajun to take up his position this year. He is the first known senior diplomat to cross into North Korea since the border closure in January 2020. The post Kim oversees N. Korea military parade showcasing new drones, ICBMs appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
North Korea fires missiles ahead of key anniversary
Pyongyang conducted twin missile launches late Monday, ahead of Korean War anniversary celebrations that will be attended by Chinese dignitaries in the first foreign delegation visit to the country since its 2020 pandemic border closure. South Korea's defense ministry described the two projectiles as ballistic missiles that flew about 400 kilometers (248 miles) before falling into the sea, according to reports by news agency Yonhap of South Korea and Japan's Kyodo. "Our military detected two ballistic missiles North Korea fired from areas near Pyongyang into the East Sea at 11:55 pm on the 24th and at midnight of the 25th," Yonhap quoted South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff as saying. The launches were the latest in a series of weapons tests in recent weeks by Pyongyang, and come as Seoul and Washington ramp up defense cooperation in the face of soaring tensions with the North. Last week South Korea hosted a visit by a US nuclear-capable submarine, the first deployment there by such a nuclear-armed American vessel in decades. And in a move that likely further provoked the North, a second US submarine, the nuclear-powered USS Annapolis, arrived at a South Korean naval base around the time of Monday's missile launches, according to Yonhap. The reclusive North Korean regime routinely conducts weapons tests, and the launches come days after leader Kim Jong Un personally oversaw the latest firing of the country's newest intercontinental ballistic missile, the solid-fuel Hwasong-18. Relations between the two Koreas are currently at one of their lowest historical points, as diplomacy between Pyongyang and Seoul has stalled and Kim has called for ramping up weapons development, including tactical nukes. In efforts to bolster deterrence, Seoul and Washington have staged joint military exercises with advanced stealth jets and US strategic assets. The White House took issue with Pyongyang's latest action, with Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre saying "we certainly condemn the DPRK's ballistic missile launches," referring to North Korea by the acronym of its formal name. The missile tests "pose a threat to the DPRK's neighbors and the international community," Jean-Pierre said, adding: "Our commitment to the defense of the Republic of Korea and Japan remains ironclad." Significant visit Monday's launches come ahead of celebrations in North Korea this week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of fighting in the Korean War. A Chinese delegation led by Politburo member Li Hongzhong will travel to the North for the event, the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported, in what is the first known visit by a foreign delegation since the start of the pandemic. North Korea has been under a rigid self-imposed coronavirus blockade since early 2020 to protect itself from Covid-19, only resuming some trade with China last year. An armistice agreement ending Korean War hostilities was signed on July 27, 1953 but the two Koreas remain technically at war because the 1950-53 conflict ended in an armistice and not a peace treaty. Tensions on the Korean peninsula also have ratcheted up recently due to the disappearance of a US soldier, Travis King, who was on a tour of the demilitarized zone last week when he ran across the border into North Korea. The UN Command, a US-led multinational force that oversees the Korean War truce, said Monday it has begun discussions with Pyongyang over the missing American serviceman. The post North Korea fires missiles ahead of key anniversary appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
North Korea fires missiles ahead of key anniversary, Seoul says
Pyongyang conducted twin missile launches late Monday, ahead of anniversary celebrations that will be watched by Chinese dignitaries in the first foreign delegation to visit North Korea since its 2020 pandemic border closure. South Korea's defense ministry described the two projectiles as ballistic missiles that flew about 400 kilometers (248 miles) before falling into the sea, according to reports by news agency Yonhap of South Korea and Japan's Kyodo. "Our military detected two ballistic missiles North Korea fired from areas near Pyongyang into the East Sea at 11:55 pm on the 24th and at midnight of the 25th," Yonhap quoted South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff as saying. The launches were the latest in a series of weapons tests in recent weeks by Pyongyang, and come as Seoul and Washington ramp up defense cooperation in the face of soaring tensions with the North. The reclusive regime routinely conducts weapons tests, and the incident comes days after leader Kim Jong Un personally oversaw the latest firing of the country's newest intercontinental ballistic missile, the solid-fuel Hwasong-18. Relations between the two Koreas are currently at one of their lowest historical points, as diplomacy between Pyongyang and Seoul has stalled and Kim has called for ramping up weapons development, including tactical nukes. In response, Seoul and Washington have staged joint military exercises with advanced stealth jets and US strategic assets. Monday's launches also come ahead of celebrations in North Korea this week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of fighting in the Korean War. A Chinese delegation led by Politburo member Li Hongzhong will travel to the North for the event, the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported, in what is the first known visit by a foreign delegation since the start of the pandemic. North Korea has been under a rigid self-imposed coronavirus blockade since early 2020 to protect itself from Covid-19, only resuming some trade with China last year. An armistice agreement ending Korean War hostilities was signed on 27 July 1953 but the two Koreas remain technically at war because the 1950-53 conflict ended in an armistice and not a peace treaty. Tensions on the Korean peninsula also have ratcheted up recently due to the disappearance of a US soldier, Travis King, who was on a tour of the demilitarized zone last week when he ran across the border into North Korea. The UN Command, a US-led multinational force that oversees the Korean War truce, said Monday it has begun discussions with Pyongyang over the missing American serviceman. The post North Korea fires missiles ahead of key anniversary, Seoul says appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Japan marks 70th year of POW presidential pardons
Still showing its gratitude after seven decades, the Japanese embassy in Manila commemorated on July 13 the 70th anniversary of the presidential pardon granted by the Philippine government to Japanese prisoners of war......»»
Quirino s pardon for WWII Japanese prisoner of wars commemorated on its 70th year
The Embassy of Japan, led by Ambassador Kazuhiko Koshikawa, on Thursday, marked the 70th anniversary of former president Elpidio Quirino's grant to pardon more than a hundred Japanese prisoners of war (POW) from World War II with a series of ceremonies and programs......»»
Phl, Mexico mark 70 years of diplomatic ties
Mexico and the Philippines have agreed to expand their commercial and cultural cooperation following the coronavirus outbreak as the two countries commemorate their 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations. The agreement came after Mexico's Ambassador-designate, Daniel Hernandez Joseph, presented his credentials to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. in Malacañang on Monday. During the presentation of credentials, Marcos underscored that the new economy calls for a new workforce with different skills than what countries traditionally depended upon. "Much of the work we are doing to transform the economy is to transform the workforce so that the daily technologies are understood. It extends in every field," he said. Marcos said the pandemic has taught people how to do business without physical travel. "So I think that changes the relationship and that changes the possibilities, the potentials that we should explore," he said. The President also expressed gratitude to Mexico for taking care of Filipinos there, stressing there is a strong Filipino community in that country, which is now very much part of Mexican society. Mexico's Ambassador-designate, Daniel Hernandez Joseph, for his part, said that there is cultural closeness to share between the Philippines and Mexico because of the two countries' history. Mexico and the Philippines are connectors between Asia and America, said Hernandez Joseph, adding, "(a)nd through that role, there is so much we can do in trade, in culture, in science." Hernandez Joseph added that Mexico's national university made an offering this year in Filipino studies. "It's just beginning, which again like I said, opens new opportunities for furthering the knowledge and exchange of each other today not only in history but who we are together and what we can do together today," he said. The Philippines opened its embassy in Mexico City the same year it established diplomatic relations with Mexico on 14 April 1953. In the same year, the Mexican embassy in Manila was established. The illumination of national landmarks and structures in both nations was done on 14 April to mark the 70th anniversary of the beginning of bilateral relations between the Philippines and Mexico. Data from February 2023 show that 1,206 Filipinos reside in Mexico. They are primarily skilled artisans, technologists, associate professionals and other business experts. Total commerce between the Philippines and Mexico has grown since 2020, reaching $1.1 billion last year. Mexico is the Philippines' 23rd-largest trading partner. Goods from the nation that are being promoted to Mexico include furniture and furnishings, clothing, footwear, food products (desiccated coconuts, vegetable saps, and extracts, coconut palm, etc.), machinery/mechanical appliances and auto parts, electrical/ electronic equipment and food. Mexico has ongoing requests for access to the Philippine market for grapes, avocados, citrus, and bovine and pork meat. The post Phl, Mexico mark 70 years of diplomatic ties appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Nepal celebrates 70 years since first Everest summit
The sons of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa led celebrations in Nepal on Monday to mark the 70th anniversary of the historic first ascent of Everest. The scaling of the 8,849-metre (29,032-foot) peak on 29 May 1953 changed mountaineering forever and made the New Zealander and his Nepalese guide household names. "In a whole lot of ways, it was not just Ed Hillary and Tenzing Norgay that reached the summit of Mount Everest, it was all of humanity," Peter Hillary said at a school founded by his father in the remote village of Khumjung at 3,790 meters. "Suddenly, all of us could go," he said. And gone they have. In the past seven decades, more than 6,000 climbers have climbed the world's highest mountain, according to the Himalayan Database. It remains dangerous, with more than 300 losing their lives in the same period, including 12 this year. Five others are missing, putting 2023 on course to be a record deadly year. As well as supporting tourism, the rapid growth in the climbing industry has raised revenue for Nepal, which today charges foreigners an Everest permit fee of $11,000. Family members of both the climbers joined locals and officials at the school on Monday morning to inaugurate the Sir Edmund Hillary Visitors Centre, housed in the original building, which opened in 1961. Butter lamps were lit in front of a photograph of Hillary and Tenzing, and their sons, Peter Hillary and Jamling Norgay, cut a red ribbon to open the doors to the center. A renovated museum also opened in Tenzing Norgay's name in Namche Bazaar, the largest tourist hub in the trek to the Everest base camp. In Kathmandu, officials and hundreds from the mountaineering community joined a rally with celebratory banners. Top Nepali climbers, including the record holder for most Everest ascents Kami Rita Sherpa, were honored in a ceremony. Sanu Sherpa, the only person to climb the world’s 14 highest peaks twice, called on the government to support the Nepali guides, who bear huge risks to carry equipment and food, fix ropes and repair ladders. "The government has not done much for the Sherpa. I think it would be of great help and we would be happy if the government helps educate children of those climbers who died on mountains," Sherpa told AFP. The post Nepal celebrates 70 years since first Everest summit appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Top firms back NPC golf at Wack Wack
Close to 100 participants are set to see action in the 18-hole fun tournament staged to highlight NPC’s milestone 70th anniversary celebrations and at the same time generate funds for the country’s top media organization’s projects and programs, including scholarship grants for deserving children of NPC members......»»
The Philippine STAR feted on DSWD’s 70th year
The country’s leading newspaper was awarded “Most Supportive Newspaper” by the Department of Social Welfare and Development. which celebrated its 70th founding anniversary yesterday......»»
DSWD turns 70, pledges to strengthen prompt and compassionate service
CALOOCAN CITY, Jan. 23 (PIA) - -The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) turns 70 this January.On its 70th Founding Anniversary, the Department promises to further strengthen.....»»
Britons to plant trees to mark Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years on throne
FILE PHOTO: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth attends a ceremony to mark her official birthday at Windsor Castle in Windsor, Britain, June 13, 2020. The Queen celebrates her 94th birthday this year. REUTERS/Toby Melville/Pool LONDON — Britons will be encouraged to plant trees to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s 70th anniversary on the throne as part of a plan […].....»»
Alden Richards to hold first virtual reality concert
Asia’s Multimedia Star Alden Richards will hold his first virtual reality concert in a global event never before seen in Philippine entertainment history as GMA Network presents “Alden’s Reality” on Dec. 8 “Alden’s Reality (AR)” gives Alden’s fans a virtual date like no other, combining cutting-edge technology and performances to produce a full-length concert and online interaction with their idol. Alden will take concertgoers to a journey that celebrates his 10 colorful years in the entertainment industry. From heartfelt songs to adrenaline-filled dance numbers, Alden is sure to indulge everyone across the globe in his first ever virtual concert. A surprise treat also awaits his fans. Shot in 360-degree, concertgoers not only have access to front-row view, but they are also in for an immersive experience from the comforts of their home. Tickets can be purchased by logging on to www.gmanetwork.com/synergy. Philippine buyers are also given a special VIP package option at P1,200 which includes one (1) general admission ticket plus one (1) exclusive VR device to Alden’s Reality show. This special VR device takes the concertgoer to another level of enjoying the show which is set to begin streaming online at 9 pm on December 8 (Philippine time). “Through ‘Alden’s Reality,’ we are bringing you the future of Philippine concert landscape,” shares GMA Regional TV and Synergy Vice President and Head Oliver Amoroso. “We are more than excited that we are featuring Alden for our first virtual concert and that it also falls under the 70th anniversary of GMA Network. This is only the beginning. Synergy: A GMA Collaboration will be producing more events that will not only bring our Kapuso closer to their favorite artists but will also give them a unique concert experience wherever part of the Philippines and the globe they may be. We hope to see you all, virtually, on December 8.” “2020 has been a challenging year for everyone because of the pandemic,” says GMA Entertainment Group Vice President for Business Development Department III Darling de Jesus Bodegon. “We hope that through ‘Alden’s Reality,’ we can bring joy to all our Kapuso not just here in the Philippines but all over the world. We are also happy that we are able to celebrate with Alden his 10 wonderful years in the entertainment industry via this virtual-reality concert. We have been a witness to Alden’s growth as an actor and a celebrity and we are proud that he has remained humble though all these years. Alden’s Reality is his gift to all his fans who continue to support him and his journey as a Kapuso.” Alden’s Reality (AR) is produced by Synergy: A GMA Collaboration, a group that produces ticketed and non-ticketed events and activities catering to all Filipinos across the globe. This is also GMA Network’s treat to loyal Kapuso as the country’s leading broadcast company marks its 70th anniversary. The concert is directed by Paolo Valenciano......»»
‘DOTS’ nina Dingdong at Jennylyn hahataw na sa Netflix; babalik na rin sa GMA Telebabad
CONFIRMED! Mapapanood na rin ang Kapuso internationally-acclaimed primetime series ma “Descendants of the Sun Philippines” sa Netflix Philippines. Simula sa Nov. 13 hahataw na ang DOTS PH nina Dingdong Dantes at Jennylyn Mercado sa Netflix bilang bahagi pa rin 70th anniversary celebration ng GMA habang mas pinalalakas pa ang kanilang digital presence with several world-class […] The post ‘DOTS’ nina Dingdong at Jennylyn hahataw na sa Netflix; babalik na rin sa GMA Telebabad appeared first on Bandera......»»
Verstappen enjoys family fun on way to sanitised& rsquo; Silverstone win
Max Verstappen re-established himself as a champion driver and entertainer of the future on Sunday when he claimed a flawless and well-judged tactical victory for Red Bull at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix......»»
Hamilton forcing rivals to & lsquo;count sheep& rsquo; at 70th GP
Silverstone, United Kingdom—Lewis Hamilton returns to Silverstone this weekend knowing he faces another “serious challenge” with even softer tires and hotter conditions for the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix than those he overcame on his way to a dramatic triumph in last Sunday’s British Grand Prix......»»