The glossy allure of the lifestyle magazine is a carefully constructed lie—a high-definition facade of “relaxed, happy, and inspired” living that masks a chaotic underworld of advertiser demands, clueless executives, and the occasional disturbing reader letter. When we look at a beauty page or a luxury feature, we aren’t seeing an editorial vision; we are … Read more
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will conduct the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections on Nov. 2 using a fully manual system, aiming for stricter measures against vote-buying and other violations. Manual Election System to be Implemented The commission noted that no major technological upgrades will be implemented. Voters will write candidates’ names on ballots, which … Read more
Milan Cortina 2026 is rapidly taking shape, and Day 10 saw the United States further solidify its position as a major force – particularly in women’s hockey and bobsled. While the medal count remains competitive, the American performances are signaling a potential shift in the Winter Olympic landscape, and setting the stage for thrilling finishes … Read more
The Department of Education (DepEd) is moving to implement reforms outlined in the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) Final Report, “Turning Point: A Decade of Necessary Reforms (2026–2035),” with Education Secretary Sonny Angara focusing on translating recommendations into actionable steps for schools, teachers, and learners. Education Reforms Underway Many of the EDCOM 2 … Read more
Splatoon 3 on Switch 2: A Glimpse into Nintendo’s Cross-Generational Strategy Over 75 million units sold. That’s the staggering figure representing the Splatoon franchise’s impact on Nintendo’s ecosystem. Recent listings for a native Splatoon 3 version on the unreleased Nintendo Switch 2, first spotted by PEGI and reported across multiple outlets, aren’t just a leak; … Read more