Daily Archive: April 8, 2018

“Matteo Guidicelli will ask his friends in the entertainment industry to join him in a charity campaign for the benefit of ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya.”

“Anne Curtis and Kuya Kim Atienza teamed up once again for a new app featuring Pinoy superheroes such as Darna and Captain Barbell.”

A quake hit western Japan early Monday, leaving three people with minor injuries and damaging buildings and roads, local media reported.

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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Patrocinio Gulapa was just a name then to his grandson, Reagan. But from the stories of his grandmother, Natividad, and from actor Ramon Revilla’s 1977 movie, “Gulapa: Ang Barakong Mayor ng Maragondon,” Reagan pieced together the exploits of a war hero.

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The US National Archives and Records Administration (Nara) considers the Philippine Archives Collection (PAC) an invaluable source of information on World War II in the Pacific. The PAC sheds light on the treatment of prisoners of war, military operations in the Philippines from 1941 to 1942, guerrilla warfare in the country, and conditions in the country under Japanese occupation.

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The sudden change in the leadership at the Department of Justice (DOJ) may throw off-track Janet Lim-Napoles’ bid for freedom.

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SAN JUAN, Batangas — “College can wait,” said Daniella Manalo, who was excited about working for the beach resort where she had trained as a senior high school student.

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“Marlisa Punzalan says she couldn’t wait to release her first album with the country’s premier record label – Star Music.”

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The long wait was over. KZ Tandingan finally got to perform Freddie Aguilar's hit "Anak" during the 'Breakout' round or the wildcard portion of the televised Chinese singing contest Singer 2018.

READ: Why KZ Tandingan hopes to sing “Anak” in China’s Singer 2018

She performed the Pinoy hit both in its original Tagalog and then, in its Mandarin version.

The results, however, are yet to be announced. The winner of the 'Breakout' round will compete in the show's grand finals on April 13.

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