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June 5, 2023
In celebration of the National Mental Health Awareness Month, PLDT and Smart, through the Better Today program, featured advocates in a conversation episode, including Mark Averilla or “Macoy Dubs”, Riyan Portuguez or “Your Millennial Psychologist”,
March 20, 2023
Meet the first batch of 5 Filipino content creators that we love! From comedians to nurses, these are worth following! ~ wheninmanila.com.
April 1, 2022
A popular radio station tried to trick its listeners into believing that its well-loved morning program will end by April as part of the April Fool’s Day
May 17, 2021
Miss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo officially ended her pageant journey after finishing at the top 21 of the prestigious pageant. Rabiya failed to
February 17, 2021
Go beyond social media activism on Election Day, netizens urged enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 17) — As political posts dominate social media in the rundown to the 2022 elections, voter advocates are calling on Filipinos to not just post but cast their votes. "Social media activism is good, but you need to take it a step further by making your voice count on Election Day," former Commission on Elections Commissioner Gregorio Larrazabal told CNN Phil...
December 21, 2020
Inspiring Filipinos of 2020 2020 has been a difficult year for us, what with the many challenges that we’ve had to go through this year. As the year comes to a close, we’re left reflecting back on a year filled with circumstances – such as the global pandemic that’s COVID-19, a TV network shutting down, and cities submerged by floods – that we’ve rarely seen before. But thankfully, getting through the year has been a lot easier with the stories of 10 inspiring Filipinos, from Macoy...
December 17, 2020
Mark Averilla, known digitally as Macoy Dubs, rose to online fame for creating Tagalog-dubbed videos. By Senior Reporter MARCH is a distant memory now, the last time many of us did things that we would deem non-essential. But as the lockdown weeks stretched into months, keeping people trapped at home, the dividing line between things that were vital to survival and those that were merely nice to have began to blur. And it’s fair to say that somewhere along the way, online content creators ce...