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In numerology, the number 16 is a favorable number as it suggests wisdom, servitude, and independence among others.
WHEN Palestine and Lebanon clash this June 6 in the Asian qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Palestine is looking for a win that would solidify its chances of advancing to the third round as well as the qualification for the 2027 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup.
One of the Record Store Day (RSD) 2024’s recent releases was a hitherto unknown and recently unearthed gem in Andre Wilson & The Chocolate Cake’s 1977 single, “Manila Walk”.
EVERY football pundit and Premier League fan has been postulating on who should replace departing Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.
It isn’t every day that there’s a lot of hype regarding a re-issued album.
IF there is one thing one must know about chess Grandmaster (GM) Rogelio “Banjo” Barcenilla, he is extremely loyal.
When the news broke last March 8 that Manasquan High School went to a New Jersey court to overturn a wrongful decision that led to their missing out on the state basketball championship game to Camden, it went viral.
Khavn and the Kontra Kino Orchestra’s Ang Babaeng Nauulol is one of those albums that totally slips under the radar and delivers a beautiful listen. For fans of Filipino music, this should be a welcome addition in their record collection.
FILIPINO-AUSTRALIAN Joshua Culibao takes on Danny Silva in a featherweight match in UFC Fight Night Tuivasa vs Tybura on Sunday.
IN the last 18 years working in media, I have pitched a few books or even documentaries to several teams—professional and collegiate.
The ear and eye candy music of beatmaker Victor MK II is back for fans to lap up and enjoy with Tokimeki No Beat.
IT’S been a little over a year since Filipino-Salvadorian-American Ricky Turcios fought inside the Octagon.
IT’S a friendly tournament of football.
I AM all right with one cutaway shot of Taylor Swift during the just concluded Super Bowl. But really? Every now and then? Especially when Travis Kelce was on field?
If Psycho Silver’s debut single, “Superbia”, is any indication, we are witness to the emergence of an exciting and major new talent.
FILIPINO-AMERICAN Hyder Amil made his UFC debut a memorable one and served notice to the featherweight division that he is coming.
IT’S another case of Dynasty vs. Destiny
THE news that Jurgen Klopp is stepping—voluntarily it must be stressed—down as Liverpool manager following the end of this season hit me like a thunderbolt.
WHEN Pete Sampras won his 14th tennis grand slam title in 2002, I wondered, well, it only took the American 37 years to break Roy Emerson’s record of 12 slams for men’s singles players.
Last Saturday, December 23, I went on a regular food run for homeless people. Handing out food packs to the poor and homeless is something I have been doing for over 25 years now. Not just on Christmas Eve, but every week. That increased during the lockdown phase of the Covid-19 pandemic to about thrice a week. But since the world opened up in 2022, I have engaged in this about once a week now.
I WAS wondering…for years, Kamaru Usman was the top dog of the UFC’s welterweight division—he destroyed one challenger after another and had a long reign as the division’s champion.
Could this be the shot in the arm for musician Iman Leonardo?
THE departure of Kai Ballungay from Ateneo was something I half expected and yet, when it came, was still like a punch to the gut.
After Daryl Hall, I cannot help but think, “It’s the 70s all over again.”
IT was another disappointing loss for promising Filipino-American mixed martial artist Punahele Soriano.
I CAME across this article in the New York Times this past weekend about how the bank shot—especially during free throws—are popular in the Korean Basketball League (KBL).
Other than a bit of a raggedy voice, Todd Rundgren, even at 75 years of age, looked amazingly fit and still ready to rock.
AFTER the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons ousted the Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles in the Final Four of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) men’s basketball tournament, I didn’t feel bad at all.
American dreampop/indietronica band The Bilinda Butchers are returning to Manila for a show at Tono in Kapitolyo, Pasig this December 6.
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