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31/07/2025

The Quezon City Regional Trial Court issued warrants of arrest against Cristy Fermin and two other entertainment personalities over Bea Alonzo's libel complaint.

The bail is set at P48,000 each, with the charges stemming from alleged defamatory statements made against Alonzo.

29/07/2025

Mula Casino Patungong Kusina: Awit Gaming, Nagbebenta na ng Bagoong!

Matapos umani ng matinding atensyon online dahil sa umano’y pagkatalo niya ng higit 69 milyong piso sa sugal, muling nagparamdam si Awit Gaming sa social media—ngayong may bagong hanapbuhay na siya. Sa halip na content creation o online streaming, nagbebenta na siya ngayon ng sariling produkto: “Bagoong ni Awit.”

Ibinida niya sa post ang dalawang variant ng kanyang panindang bagoong alamang—Spicy at Original, na mabibili sa halagang ₱140 bawat bote. Marami ang nagulat sa pagbabagong ito, lalo’t kilala si Awit sa kanyang marangyang pamumuhay noon.

Muling naging usap-usapan ang kanyang kwento online, at ilang netizens ang nagkomento na tila bumalik na siya sa "kangkongan" matapos ang tinawag nilang “casino downfall.” Gayunpaman, pinuri din siya ng ilan sa kanyang pagsusumikap na bumangon muli sa pamamagitan ng negosyo.

29/07/2025

Netizens defend vlogger for using passport on boracay flight ✈️

Content creator Fhukerat received mixed reactions online after a video showed him using his passport for a domestic flight to Boracay.

In the clip, Fhukerat can be seen speaking with a Cebu Pacific staff member before presenting his passport as his form of identification.

The video triggered teasing comments from some social media users.

“International yun?”
“Passport na pala sa Bora?”
“May visa ba siya?”
“‘Bat may passport e nasa Pilipinas ka” naman?”

QUESTION:

Do you think using a passport for a local flight is something to be ashamed of?

29/07/2025

Ano ang password?

"Pwede kang lumandi, pero dapat may password ang panty mo."-Shuvee

29/07/2025

Sa lahat ng mga LJ sa mundo, mabuhay kayo❤️Mabuhay kayo dahil nakaya nyo, nagmove on at deserve nyo kung ano man ang meron kayo ngayon.

Sa lahat ng mga Yen sa mundo, sana magising din kayo sa katotohanan katulad ni Yen Santos na ang lalaking katulad ni Paolo ay isang napakalaking red flag. Wag nyong sayangin ang buhay nyo sa ganyang lalaki.

Sa lahat ng mga Paolo sa mundo, mahiya naman kayo lalo na sa mga anak nyo. Akalain mo ang dami mong babaeng inanakan pero hindi ka nakasupporta, ang kafal mo.

Karma is real.

❤️

28/07/2025

'THE MOST POWERFUL THING YOU CAN DO IS WALK AWAY AND SET YOURSELF FREE'

Iyan ang naging saad ni Yen Santos matapos mapag-usapan ang kanyang past relationship sa recent YouTube vlog nito.

"What happened to your last relationship?" tanong kay Yen.

"Napakalaking blessing na natapos na ‘yon. Malaking blessing na nagising na 'ko dun sa nightmare na ‘yon and I walked away kasi hindi talaga worth it. It wasn’t worth wasting my time, my energy, sa someone na kino-control ka, mina-manipulate ka. That kind of life drains you and you lose yourself in the process. So hindi mo gugustuhin talaga 'yung gano'ng klaseng buhay," saad niya.

"And minsan, the most powerful thing you can do is walk away and set yourself free. Piliin mo ‘yung sarili mo talaga. Sa una, kasi hindi naman ‘yan magpapakilala eh. The person I met in the beginning, that wasn’t really him. The one I saw in the end, ‘yun talaga siya," wika pa niya.

"Syempre sa una hindi naman 'yan magpapakilala ng totoong pagkatao nila eh kasi gagawin nila lahat para makuha ‘yung loob mo. Tapos kapag nakuha na 'yung loob mo. Unti-unti na 'yan, dun na lalabas 'yung totoong pagkatao nila. And syempre, ako din, sa part ko, nahulog ako dun eh. Naniwala ako sa lahat ng mga pinakita nung una," dagdag pa niya.

"Kahit ga’no ko jina-justify dati na okay naman kami, masaya naman kami pero you know deep down, may mga taong nasaktan dun sa maling choices mo and it was wrong. Para sa 'kin, 'yung gano'ng klaseng tao, matatauhan ka talaga kapag ganun ka tinatrato and 'yun ang mahalaga... tapos na. And mas maayos 'yung takbo ng buhay ngayon," dagdag pa niyang muli.

(YouTube/Yen Santos)

28/07/2025

NO SHOW, BIG WIN: TORRE VS DUTERTE MATCH CALLED OFF, BUT P16M RAISED FOR CALAMITY AID

The highly anticipated charity boxing showdown between PNP Chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III and Acting Davao City Mayor Baste Duterte ended without a fight — but with over P16 million raised for disaster relief.

Held at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum on Sunday, July 27, the event dubbed “Laban Para sa Nasalanta” drew thousands of spectators. Tickets ranged from ₱100 to ₱5,400, with an additional ₱300,000 from ticket sales and ₱16 million in donations collected.

Torre entered the ring and warmed up with a coach, but Duterte was a no-show, later posting a vlog saying he had “other things to do” and criticized the event as a publicity stunt.

Still, the Philippine National Police declared Torre the “winner by default” before the livestream was cut. Officials assured the public that 100% of proceeds will go to families affected by recent typhoons and monsoon rains, with DSWD representatives receiving the donations.

Though the main bout never happened, the event succeeded in its goal—delivering hope and aid to storm-stricken communities.

26/07/2025

🎱 Just before turning 70, Efren Reyes finally said what he never needed to shout:
“I’ll be 70 next March. I never chased cameras. Never needed bodyguards. Never stopped calling it ‘just a game.’”

I was never the loud one in the room. I didn’t wear gold chains or demand an entourage.
I just let the cue speak for me. And when it did, people listened.

I grew up in Angeles, playing pool in dusty halls with cracked balls and cigarette smoke in the air. We didn’t have sponsors — we had instincts. I learned to aim not just with my eyes, but with my gut.

I remember sleeping under pool tables as a kid, dreaming not of trophies… but of meals. We hustled, because we had to. I was never promised greatness. I just kept showing up.

At 30, I became “The Magician.” They called me that because I made shots no one saw coming. But to me, they weren’t magic. They were just possibilities others hadn’t looked for yet.

At 40, I beat the best in the world. Americans, Brits, anyone with swagger. I smiled. Shook hands. Then went home to eat with my family.

At 50, I started losing more. Reflexes slowed. Eyes got tired. But the love for the game? Still sharp. I’d show up at bar tournaments where half the crowd didn’t know they were playing with a legend.

At 60, I stopped playing to win. I played to teach. I played to remind the next generation:

“You don’t need noise to prove you’re great.
Let your cue do the talking.”

Now, nearly 70, I spend my days watching the sun rise slow over rice fields. I teach kids to line up shots, and sometimes, I let them win. I tell stories — the quiet kind — over coffee and warm pan de sal.

If I could tell you one thing, it’s this:

A humble life is not a small one.
Not everyone needs to dominate. Some of us are here to outlast. To endure.
To watch. To teach. To take the shot when it feels right — and walk away smiling, win or lose.

There’s dignity in silence. There’s wisdom in restraint.
And sometimes, the strongest hand on the table… is the one that knows when to let go.

With calm and chalk-stained fingers,
— Efren “Bata” Reyes

24/07/2025

Di ba. Di mapagkaila na mag ina 😆