BINI, SB19, 'Forgotten Island' score seen to open doors for Filipino music, films

Philstar - Sep 25, 2026

'Forgotten Island' composer wants Filipino stories to keep coming. "Come have more," he says.

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With catchy, new original songs, 'Muli: An OPM Musical' is worth the wait

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Much praise has been given to Kakki Teodoro, lead actor in “Muli: An OPM Musical,” now on its third and final weekend run at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater.

Meet the new cornerstone investors lining up for GCash’s record IPO

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From the world's biggest asset manager to the World Bank's private sector investment arm, GCash has already secured about P36.5 billion in cornerstone commitments ahead of its October 6-12 IPO offer period

Pacquiao, other officials visit Pag-asa Island, face Chinese radio challenge

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Several government officials visited Pag-asa Island in the West Philippine Sea on Friday as part of the observance of Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month.

Here’s PhilHealth timeline for expected benefit expansion until 2028

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PhilHealth is seeking from lawmakers an additional P170 billion for 2027 to fully implement its benefit expansion, as well as cover projected insurance claims of indirect contributors

Family of Bandar Utama school stabbing victim to pursue civil suit

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However, the deceased's mum declines to reveal details for now.

Lawyer petitions SC to void Senate impeachment court ruling on threshold

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Another lawyer has filed a petition before the Supreme Court (SC), asking it to void the Senate impeachment court"s recent ruling that excluded non-participant senator-judges in computing the threshold needed for Vice President Sara Duterte"s conviction. This is the second petition challenging the voting threshold decided on September 23, 2026.

Taylor Swift releases 4 new tracks in 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore'

Sep 25, 2026

Pop music superstar Taylor Swift released four new songs that she added to her 2025 hit album "The Life of a Showgirl" including the single "Patient Zero" about a toxic relationship.

Trump gives Xi a tour of his pet White House building projects, including the ballroom

Sep 25, 2026

Property developer-turned-president Donald Trump appeared to relish showing off the White House’s latest building works to Xi Jinping on Thursday, eager to give his Chinese counterpart a glimpse of his construction ambitions since they last met in China. In May, Trump was hosted at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People, a sprawling complex that the US president compares with his planned White House ballroom. After their talks in the Oval Office, Trump led Xi out to the South Lawn, where his...

Prosecution: Impeachment court decision on threshold rule can't be appealed

Sep 25, 2026

The Senate impeachment court"s decision to base the two-thirds vote needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte on the number of senator-judges who are physically present cannot be appealed to the Supreme Court, the House prosecution panel said.

Indonesian coal deal fuels doubts over production quota approvals

Sep 25, 2026

A major coal deal in Indonesia is set to secure a powerful new partner for one of the country’s biggest miners, even as the industry worries a delay in the government’s approval of production quotas could have a severe impact on the business outlook. Low Tuck Kwong and his daughter Elaine Low, the biggest shareholders of Bayan Resources, agreed on September 16 to sell a 30 per cent stake in Indonesia’s third-largest coal producer to fellow tycoon Andi Syamsuddin Arsyad, better known as Haji...

Malaysia’s Najib ‘has no money’ to pay fine for house arrest, lawyer says

Sep 25, 2026

Former Malaysian leader Najib Razak has no money to pay the fine to secure his transfer to house arrest, his lawyers have said, as they question the delay in releasing the full details of the conditional pardon granted by Malaysia’s king last week. King Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar last Friday decreed that Najib would be allowed to serve out the remainder of his sentence at home, on condition that he pay his 50 million ringgit (US$10.3 million) fine. The decision triggered widespread outrage among...

Malaysian woman loses $187,000 after scammers promise Singapore permanent residency

Sep 25, 2026

A 62-year-old Malaysian woman lost RM762,700 (US$187,000) to scammers who falsely promised to help her obtain permanent residency in Singapore.

BINI, SB19, 'Forgotten Island' score seen to open doors for Filipino music, films

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With catchy, new original songs, 'Muli: An OPM Musical' is worth the wait

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Pacquiao, other officials visit Pag-asa Island, face Chinese radio challenge

Here’s PhilHealth timeline for expected benefit expansion until 2028

Family of Bandar Utama school stabbing victim to pursue civil suit

Lawyer petitions SC to void Senate impeachment court ruling on threshold

Taylor Swift releases 4 new tracks in 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore'

Trump gives Xi a tour of his pet White House building projects, including the ballroom

Prosecution: Impeachment court decision on threshold rule can't be appealed

Indonesian coal deal fuels doubts over production quota approvals

Malaysia’s Najib ‘has no money’ to pay fine for house arrest, lawyer says

Malaysian woman loses $187,000 after scammers promise Singapore permanent residency

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