Japan is facing a shortage of Japanese language teachers for foreign workers as the country prepares to introduce a new worker acceptance system next April.
With its participation in Hong Kong FILMART 2025, the FDCP reaffirms its commitment to promoting Philippine cinema and expanding its international reach.
Bacolod City is taking steps toward sustainability with a PHP160 million waste management project featuring a Recovery and Recycling Complex in Barangay Felisa.
In a heartfelt interview for Metro, Kim and Paulo reflect on their first movie, illuminating the bonds forged on set during “My Love Will Make You Disappear.” Their story is one of growth and connection.
For three days, Jennifer Aimee Uy swam, cycled, and ran through relentless distances—but it was the final mile of Ultraman Florida that truly defined her spirit.
With his signature humor and charm, Nico Santos leads The Z-Suite, a comedy series that hilariously dissects office dynamics, power struggles, and generational workplace shifts.
The era of Skype is coming to an end. Microsoft has announced that it will discontinue the service, urging users to transition to Microsoft Teams as the future of online communication.
From Manila’s specialty coffee hubs to La Union’s beachside brews, four Filipino cafes are proving that the country’s coffee culture can stand toe-to-toe with the best in the world.
The Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises to Maximize Opportunities for Reinvigorating the Economy law is proving successful in drawing investments, with Japanese companies pledging PHP23.5 billion in new projects.