Yes! You read it, right peeps, the internet will be having its patron saint in the person of an Italian millennial named Carlo Acutis. The Vatican is on the run to achieve the sainthood for Acutis as it implies a great act in the modern-day world.      Carlo Acutis who have died in 2006 due to leukemia was credited by the Vatican with the miraculous healing of a 6-year-old Brazilian boy who inexplicably recovered in 2013 from a congenital deformation of the pancreas, the Los Angeles Times reported. On the boy’s behalf, a priest prayed to Carlo for the...

Heads up K-drama and K-pop stans, you can now learn to say more than just “annyeong” in this free online Korean language class! On July 28, The Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines (KCC PH) announced that they will be launching free online Korean language classes for “those who have little to no background in the Korean language”.     A pilot run of the course will be opening for beginners starting this August 2020 with limited slots for 30 students only. Classes will then be held in 10 consecutive weeks until October, every Thursdays, and Fridays, from 9 am...

Filipino indie-folk band Ben&Ben has finally dropped the official music video for their single “Lifetime” in their Youtube channel on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at midnight. The three-minute music video unveils a story of a man who was painting a lady with a curly hair and wearing a yellow dress in a series of montage, followed by scenes in a dreamy-shot approach of them dancing together. It ended with the sad part when the artist woke up only to realize that dancing with the woman from the painting was all but a dream. Watch the music video here As of...

Netizens claimed that Kapamilya singer Daryl Ong put the blame on the people picketing to protest amidst the COVID-19 outbreak for a possible placement of some areas in the Philippines under enhanced community quarantine on his now-deleted Facebook post yesterday, July 27, 2020. Daryl Ong's Facebook post It sparked negative reactions and criticisms from the online users saying it’s the government he should blame why COVID-19 cases in the country continue to increase. A netizen commented on Daryl Ong's Facebook post Meanwhile, medical experts and research proved that protests did not spike Coronavirus cases in the middle of the pandemic,...

Calling all movie-goers out there, here’s a very special treat for all! The first-ever drive-in cinema in the Philippines will open its doors to the public on Friday, July 31, 2020, at SM Pampanga     The drive-in cinema, called “Movies at Sundown,” will start its operation with only two scheduled screenings from Fridays to Sundays at 5:30 p.m. and 8:20 p.m. The entry fee is P400, inclusive of regular popcorn, bottled water, and beef franks. A maximum of four persons is allowed per vehicle to watch on a 20-meter by 8-meter screen that has been raised three feet above...