Ate Gay holds 'celebration of life' with family, friends at memorial park

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Ate Gay never stops being a comedian amid his battle with cancer.

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IU teases two-day Manila performances soon

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An expert on Thursday called on the public to remember their "humanity" while enjoying their freedom of speech, amid the recent remarks of Machong Chismisan about Josh Aquino.

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The skinny jean comeback nobody asked for (but here we are)

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Rare Van Gogh painting in Hong Kong; Forbidden City’s workshops: 7 Lifestyle highlights

Oct 15, 2026

Rare Van Gogh painting in Hong Kong; Forbidden City’s workshops: 7 Lifestyle highlights

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‘Pee Mak’ gets a dose of Pinoy mischief

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The Southern Women’s Museum has so far digitised 1,113 artefacts, but only 113 are currently accessible to the public.

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“Long Season” follows a Filipino migrant worker in a canning factory in Alaska in the 1900s. There, he experiences harsh conditions and discrimination at the hands of his American employers

Vietnamese creators vie for honours at TikTok’s first Southeast Asia Awards

Oct 15, 2026

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