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Over 700,000 facemasks were donated to the Philippine National Police, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, Department of Health, and Research Institute for Tropical Medicine through an international public private collaboration project which was spearheaded by the Senate office of the Philippines represented by Senator Manny Pacquiao. The facemasks were given by two South Korean companies KP Trading and C-So Funding and imported and handled by their local partner retailer HMR Trading Haus. “It’s at times like this that we realize there are no borders; we are all humans fighting a common enemy, as such, we must support each other to achieve a united victory,” said Diana Ji Hye Kwon representative of KP Trading and C-So Funding. Also joining Diana were Won Young Lee, Ho Bum Shim and Warren Allen Carman. With the assistance of the Department of Social Welfare and Development handled by Senator Pacquiao, the face masks were distributed to...

BLUGRE COFFEE AT FESTIVAL MALL - Gloria Cuaresma (center), owner of Blugre Coffee, joins Nanette de Lara-Feliciano (left) and Kitti Marphorn Doll, franchisees of Davao's famous Blugre Coffee, at the opening of its 15th branch at the Festival Mall in Alabang, Muntinlupa City recently. Davao's famous Blugre Coffee continues to make waves as it opens its 15th branch at the Festival Mall in Alabang, Muntinlupa recently. “This development is in response to the many customers who’ve been clamoring for us to expand,” says Benjamin Cuaresma Jr., and Gloria Cuaresma, owners of the establishment, during an exclusive interview. They add: “We are happy that now we’ll be able to bring the Blugre Coffee experience to our new patrons in Metro Manila, hopefully soon, to other places.” So far, Blugre Coffee has opened 15 branches nationwide. “Our proposition is as unique as Davao’s famous Durian Coffeeccino. Our coffee shop is highly established, marketable and much sought-after....

Another superhero film for Senator Manny Pacquiao? Why not! At the launch of Comic Convention Asia 2018 at the City Club in Makati City last September 6, Pacquiao said that he was open to the idea of making another superhero movie in the future. "Pwede pa rin naman....pag may time," said Pacquiao, when asked if he still wanted to do another movie about super hero, during an ambush interview on the same event. Pacquiao said that movie and comic characters are close to his heart because he has done a superhero film entitled "Wapakman," an entry to the 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival. "Comic characters have a special meaning to me. Remember I played the role of 'Wapakman?' Nakalimutan n'yo na yata ang 'Wapakman?' " said the smiling Filipino boxing champ as the crowd cheered. In the same movie, Pacquiao plays Magno Meneses who is torn between saving the world or staying with his children. "My life has been an open bo...