An exciting new twist is coming to GMA Network’s award-winning family sitcom with the launch of “Pepito Manaloto: Kuwento, Kuwento!” “Pepito Manaloto: Kuwento, Kuwento!” is the latest brainchild of the show’s Concept Creator, Creative Director, and lead actor, Michael V. It’s a new storytelling format where Kapuso viewers are treated to several mini-stories in one […]
By: Joe Mauricio The Fall or Autumn months are upon us, and many people, lockdown or no-lockdown observers, begin to plan for fall and winter holiday celebrations. Yes, time for the traditional celebrations for the upcoming Halloween and Thanksgiving, preceding the Christmas and New Year’s in the winter. But Year 2020 has been an […]
By: Reign C, Xavier D Catch our new dino expert on National Geographic on Thursday The Field Museum is excited to announce its new associate curator of fossil reptiles: Jingmai O’Connor, a world expert on flying dinosaurs and the transition of dinosaurs into birds. (All birds are dinosaurs, but not all dinosaurs are birds—O’Connor focuses on […]
By: Lou Maningas Cabalona Early evening, at a parking lot turned drive-in theater, a few dozen cars lined up ten feet apart in all directions to see a Filipino movie for a one night showing in Chicago in celebration of Filipino American History Month. The constant drizzle made the early autumn air even more chilly, […]
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer Women are poised to change the face of philanthropy. In 2018, more than 90% of high-net-worth women gave money to charity.1 Since women often play key roles in educating and other family members in giving, their philanthropic infl uence may extend far beyond their individual efforts. Engaging in philanthropy—as an […]
NVP1World Entertainment LLC as founded three years ago by Mr. Nick Vera Perez continues to soar and take all supporters and friends to newer heights. The HONORS 2020 finally unveiled its TOP achieving honorees and heroes during this pandemic last August 7th 2020. The highest awards being WOMAN Legion Of Honor 2020 went o our […]
October is Pregnancy and Miscarriage Loss Awareness Month, a time that honors pregnancies that were lost due to miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss, raises awareness about miscarriage and loss and offers hope to those who have experienced it. Sadly, as many as half of all pregnancies may end in a miscarriage but fortunately, many women […]
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has confirmed the first human West Nile virus-related death in Illinois for 2020. A Chicago resident who became ill in mid-September and tested positive for West Nile virus has died. “Although we are already into fall, West Nile virus remains a risk until the first hard […]
By: Joe Mauricio For this month of October in the United States of America, the Filipino Diaspora (which includes Filipino migration in the 1970’s), mainly called and known as the Filipino Americans (no hyphenation), including of course, the still-living early migrants in this country, celebrate the Filipino American History Month in October, officially since […]
By: Bob Boyer Four veterans and one spouse of a veteran from Northeastern Wisconsin who served in the Philippines in World War Two have died in the past year since my last “Remembering” in November, 2019. They provide us with the opportunity to celebrate their service and their subsequent lives of seventy-fi ve years […]
By: Richard Hanus First, what is a green card? It’s a document evidencing a foreign national’s lawful permanent resident status in the U.S., a status allowing for, with limited exceptions, the freedom to live and work in the U.S., in any location in the U.S. and for as long as they please. The downsides […]
By: Nancy Abiera (Continues from the last issue) Ecclesiastes 8:15: “So I recommend having fun, because there is nothing better for people in this world than to eat, drink, and enjoy life. That way they will experience some happiness along with all the hard work God gives them under the sun.” God gave us life […]
By: Doug Nguyen We are excited to announce the release of a new, standardized Benefi t Verifi cation letter. People receiving Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefi ts can obtain their letter by using their personal my Social Security account. You can use the letter as proof of income for loans, housing assistance, […]
Life is complex, and it’s not that simple to get any human being going and to be reachable for another human being, to touch each other’s lives. Whether rich or poor, our faith in God and our fate to carry us through our life’s passages would guide us in our lifetimes. Feelings of love and […]
By: Vicente Perez VICENTE PEREZ is a seasoned concert promoter, director and producer of some of the biggest Filipino live performances all over the US. He is also the creative director for Philippine Times of Southern Nevada and food enthusiast.He is a new local in Las Vegas after residing several decades in Southern California. Lately , he has […]
When your partner doesn’t live up to your inflated ideals anymore, do their shortcomings lead you to let go of your relationship? Or are you willing to accept them for who they are, flaws and all? This October 12, GMA Network paints a realistic picture of marriage in the third installment of the unique drama […]
Chicago, Il. – In 2009, the US Congress thru the House of Senate and House of Representatives respectively passed H. Res. 780 recognizing October 2011 and every October thereafter as Filipino American History Month (FAHM) to celebrate the history and culture of Filipino Americans and their historic contributions to the Nation. Since 2011, Filipino American […]
By: Kayla Tejero The month of October brings us closer to the holidays. With the ongoing pandemic and the national elections, this year will just be eventful for all of us. This month, we welcome my favorite season of Fall, and of course anticipate the Halloween fever. Will there be trick or treating with […]
By: Melody Rabor-Dizon 7 months into this work from home routine either is killing you or making you. Each person’s personality can tell whether you are a work- fromhome type or the go-to-office type. One person’s productivity booster can be another’s distracting disaster. As remote workforce is gaining traction during this time of pandemic, your […]
By: Veronica Leighton From our windows and small porch (size 5 x 7 ft), spectacular colors of fall are displayed that brighten our lives and the whole world. I remember my favorite childhood terminology of ”technicolor” as I look outside upon waking up. Autumn or Fall is a beautiful season and it is here! […]
