Leading global smart devices provider HONOR Philippines is all set for the arrival of its newest viral smartphone HONOR X7d! In anticipation of the launch, it entices HONOR fans to watch its launch live on Facebook on October 14, 6PM to win a brand-new HONOR X7d: https://bit.ly/X7dLaunch_FB.
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PalawanPay, from the trusted Palawan Group of Companies, reaffirmed its commitment to youth and sports development as the primary sponsor of the University of the Philippines (UP) Men’s Basketball, Judo, and Swimming Teams for UAAP Season 88. This partnership was highlighted during the “Sugod, UP! UAAP Season 88 Pep Rally” held at the University Theater in UP Diliman. Sharing a deep-rooted love for the country and a passion for nurturing Filipino talent, and with Sports Development as one of its corporate social responsibility pillars, PalawanPay continues to support the UP Fighting Maroons, a team that embodies the same spirit of national pride and commitment to honor and excellence.
Organized by the UP Office for Athletics and Sports Development (OASD), the pep rally brought together the UP community — students, faculty, staff, and alumni — in a spirited display of support for the Fighting Maroons. The event featured high-energy performances, athlete introductions, and words of encouragement, all reinforcing the university’s drive for strength, perseverance, and excellence this season.
Paskong Pinoy is a whirlwind of tradition and get-togethers, which can be a good deal of challenge even for the most dedicated hosts. The quest to curate the perfect holiday experience, from a sumptuous feast to a sparkling home, can often leave them feeling overwhelmed. So this year, the key is to achieve convenience and efficiency for a seamless celebration.
Beko, from the no. 1 large home appliance company from Europe, understands the dilemma of Filipino homes, especially at the most wonderful and busiest time of the year. To help homemakers survive the holiday hosting season, here are some simple hacks to try out:
The Far Eastern University Center for the Arts and the FEU Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS), in partnership with the soon to open Embassy of Croatia in Manila, proudly present "ECHOES OF CROATIA in the Philippines."
Set your eyes and ears on ๐๐ต๐ฟ๐ถ๐๐๐ฒ๐น ๐ฅ๐ฒ๐ป๐ฎ๐ฒ ๐๐ฐ๐ฒ๐๐ฒ๐ฑ๐ฎ,
a 14-year-old Filipina prodigy and Croatia’s Got Talent 2023 winner, as she captivates you with her stunning voice alongside internationally acclaimed Croatian artists — ๐๐น๐ฎ๐ป๐ธ๐ฎ ๐ง๐ธ๐ฎ๐นฤ๐ถฤ (mezzo-soprano) and ๐๐ฎ๐ป๐ถ๐ท๐ฒ๐น ๐ข๐๐ผ (pianist, educator, and chamber musician).
Experience an afternoon filled with harmony that bridges nations on
October 14, 3:00 pm at the FEU Auditorium.
Chriztel Renae Aceveda, a 14-year-old soprano originally from Pampanga, Philippines, has been living in Sveti Martin na Muri, Croatia since 2020. She first captured the hearts of the public with her interpretation of a traditional Meฤimurje folk song on Supertalent, and has continued to delight audiences across Croatia ever since. From the age of five, she showed a passion for music, singing karaoke with her mother. In Croatia, she quickly embraced the local culture, especially the region’s musical heritage and traditional attire. Chriztel is an 8th-grade student at Primary School Sveti Martin na Muri, a member of the school choir and part of the local cultural and artistic society HKUU Sveti Martin. She studies voice in the preparatory program of the Varaลพdin Music School under the guidance of Blanka Tkalฤiฤ. Her performances of authentic Meฤimurje folk songs have been compared to the legendary "Aunt Liza", and her emotional expressiveness leaves audiences breathless. She has performed at numerous traditional music events, charity concerts, and public festivals, including collaborations with Croatia's folk music icon Lidija Bajuk. She won the Supertalent show, the Prvi glas Zagorja contest, the Mali MEF Grand Prix, and first prize at the Breลพice Festival in Slovenia. Through her singing, Chriztel celebrates her second homeland—Croatia—while remaining proudly connected to her Filipino roots.
Previously closed for renovations during JFF’s February run, the UPFI Cine Adarna now reopens its doors with a full lineup of Japanese cinema. From October 10 to 18, audiences can enjoy eight days of screenings featuring 12 films, a mix of contemporary titles and restored classics that highlight the depth and diversity of Japanese filmmaking.
In PH cinemas Oct 15
Villains who leave a mark rarely stay buried, and in Black Phone 2, Ethan Hawke reprises his role as The Grabber, seeking out revenge from beyond the grave. “I wouldn’t have done it if Ethan was not willing to return,” writer-producer-director Scott Derrickson says. “He agreed to it before there was a script, which showed a surprising amount of trust in me. I recognized the appeal of bringing back the Grabber as a ghost.”
Black Phone 2 tells the tale of siblings Finn (Mason Thames) and Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), as they struggle to reclaim their lives four years after the events of the previous film. Gwen starts receiving calls in her dreams from the black phone, and receives visions of three boys being stalked at a winter camp known as Alpine lake. The siblings relive their nightmare when they visit the camp as the Grabber, now more powerful in death, seeks out vengeance.
From January to August 2025, Bossjob achieved remarkable global adoption, generating more than 1.7 million monthly chats between job seekers and employers. This surge in engagement highlights the success of its AI-driven, chat-first hiring model, which provides faster, smarter, and more efficient talent matching.
“Our vision has always been to make hiring seamless for both talents and employers. These milestones show that Bossjob is not only growing steadily but also transforming the way recruitment works across markets,” said Kiat How Quak, Co-Founder of Bossjob.
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