Le Le, Singapore’s first panda cub, turns one
We will soon be celebrating the birthday of a local star; on Sunday (August 14), Le Le, the first giant
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Death threat author Salman Rushdie is on life
On Friday, the Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the neck and torso onstage at a lecture in the
‘New Yorker’ cover cartoonist Sempe dies at 89
Jean-Jacques Sempe, a French cartoonist who garnered international renown with a series of more than 100 drawings for the covers
State funeral and burial ceremony for late president
Former Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos, who passed away on July 31, was laid to rest on Tuesday, August 9,
Globe hits Dito for ‘fraudulent’ calls, demanding P622
Globe Telecom, which is owned and operated by the Ayala family, recently submitted a petition to the National Telecommunications Commission
After health concern, world’s largest chocolate plant restarts
A chocolate factory in Belgium that bills itself as the largest chocolate-making plant in the world announced Monday (August 8)
‘House of Cards’ star Kevin Spacey to pay
American actor and Hollywood icon Kevin Spacey had filed an appeal for reversal of a US court’s decision ordering him
Mickey Yatar takes first place in the global
Mickey Yatar put everything he had on the dance floor in order to win the national finals of the Red
Creator of Diesel jeans wants to create an
The founder of the jeans label Diesel as well as the owner of the fashion brands Jil Sander and Marni
Beyonce to remove offensive lyric from Heated song
Beyonce will remove a pejorative phrase for disabled people from her new song “Heated,” according to a spokesman for the
