Who dated who at the 7th Star Magic Ball?
It's the time of the year again when Kapamilya stars take their dates (either a fellow Kapamilya or a crossover star) to the annual Star Magic Ball.
As expected, they all look good together--which leaves us thinking whether those lacking in the looks department could stand a chance in the beautiful world known as showbiz industry.
Are they dating the same faces they've dated in the previous years? Find out here.
Prince William has reportedly hired Princess Diana's divorce lawyers, a move that has shocked Buckingham Palace.
Singapore braces US tariffs, but SM Lee assures Budget 2025 measures provide support while the mother and boyfriend of 4-year-old victim Megan Khung were sentenced for abuse and death. Plus some of the biggest and fascinating news in Singapore and beyond.
In the packed White House briefing room CNN’s chief White House correspondent, Kaitlan Collins, takes her place in the front row.
When Molly Kochan was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer aged 42, she had a rather unexpected reaction. Within weeks of her diagnosis she had left her husband and embarked on an odyssey of sexual self-discovery, trying anything from kicking a man as hard as she could in the crotch, to spending time with a foot fetishist and engaging in, er, “water sports”.
Tech giant Apple lost more than $300bn in market value
"I’d rehearsed this conversation in my mind countless times, but I could never bring myself to mention it."
The veteran broadcast journalist shared one simple sentence on Facebook that got nearly a million likes and more than 60,000 comments.
Gen. He Weidong’s absence from a high-profile tree-planting event has fueled ongoing speculation that the vice chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission may have become the latest – and most senior – casualty in leader Xi Jinping’s purge of the military’s top ranks.
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Few Republicans are eager to defend the president's tariffs, putting the party on the back foot for the first time in Trump’s new term.
We're officially gagged at Camila Cabello's high-leg thongkini snaps - and suddenly it feels like spring has sprung. Click for the full deets (and pics!)...
Florence Pugh attends Disney Studios at CinemaCon 2025 to promote her new film Thunderbolts* wearing a white mini dress with see-through lace panels and corset.
The actress attended the convention to promote the "Freaky Friday" sequel and accept the Vanguard Award.
“what would possess someone to wear this?”
India's commerce minister said his country's startups needed to emulate China by focusing on high-end tech and not quick grocery deliveries or fancy ice cream - harsh criticism that had entrepreneurs quickly pointing out the government's shortcomings. Piyush Goyal told a startup event in New Delhi late on Thursday that too many were offering food delivery so that "the rich can get their meals without moving out of their house" and were "turning unemployed youth into cheap labour."
Matt Bomer gave the daytime talk show host a steamy greeting!
Senate Republicans voted early Saturday morning to pass a budget resolution that will be critical to advancing President Trump’s legislative agenda, but the measure breaks with House Republicans on several big issues, setting the stage for a showdown between the two chambers later this year. The Senate voted 51-48 to pass the measure after a…
“The Fantastic Four: First Steps” electrified the audience at CinemaCon 2025, with a sterling villain reveal and a bundle of superhero joy. During the Marvel Studios presentation to the annual convention of movie theater owners in Las Vegas, division head Kevin Feige sent a video message from the set of “Avengers: Doomsday,” hyping up an …
BEIJING/LONDON (Reuters) -China placed export restrictions on rare earth elements on Friday as part of its sweeping response to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, squeezing supply to the West of minerals used to make weapons, electronics and a range of consumer goods. The move, which Beijing had long hinted was possible, further ratchets up trade tensions between the world's two largest economies and leaves American manufacturers scrambling for fresh supplies of the critical minerals they have relied upon for decades. China produces around 90% of the world's rare earths, a group of 17 elements used across the defense, electric vehicle, energy and electronics industries.
STORY: With Trump announcing new tariffs this week, workers at carmaker Stellantis were worrying about their futures.The company announced Thursday it is temporarily laying off 900 workers at five U.S. plants and halting production at one each in Mexico and Canada.Denny Butler is Vice President of the United Auto Workers Local 685, representing Stellantis workers in Indiana."We've got a group of 470-some people out there that are starting to worry. They don't know if they need to go find another job or not. That's the frustrating part because it's our job to be able to help and reach out and guide those people and give them an honest opinion on what they need to do and we can't. That's frustrating part."Trump broadened tariffs to a 10% baseline on all U.S. imports, with higher rates for countries with the highest U.S. trade deficits.This followed last week’s announcement of 25% duties on all auto imports, which shocked the global auto industry.In a letter sent to employees on Thursday morning, Stellantis' Americas chief said the company is quote 'continuing to assess the medium- and long-term effects of these tariffs' but had 'decided to take some immediate actions.'On Thursday, Stellantis shares dropped 9.3% in New York.Shares of Ford, General Motors, and Tesla also fell sharply after the tariff announcements.Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer said on X that the layoffs are a 'horrifying consequence of Trump’s tariffs' and 'American workers are paying the price.'The White House declined immediate comment on the Stellantis job cuts.Trump and his administration have said that short-term pain would lead to long-term economic benefits for U.S. industries and workers, with higher wages and more jobs. "I agree with the intent and what they're trying to do with the tariffs and bring jobs back. I just think the immediate effect right here, I mean, look, they just made the announcement yesterday afternoon, is when Trump made the announcement, and Stellantis didn't waste no time announcing 900 people are going to be affected. And I think that's just the tip of the iceberg."
