Sinigang Makes It to Taste Atlas' 100 Best Dishes in the World
/Sinigang, the well-loved sour Filipino soup, made it to TasteAtlas’ list of 100 Best Dishes in the World, ranking 97th (See GMA News for story).
Sinigang, the well-loved sour Filipino soup, made it to TasteAtlas’ list of 100 Best Dishes in the World, ranking 97th (See GMA News for story).
Patricia Evangelista’s “Some People Need Killing” is among former President Barack Obama’s favorite books to read this year (See his Facebook post).
Filipino American Luisa Yu, 79, achieved her dream of traveling the world after arriving at her last stop, Serbia, on Nov. 9. She reportedly left her job as a nurse in Miami to pursue her lifelong dream of visiting all 193 U.N.-member countries (See NextShark.com for story).
Renowned Filipino furniture designer Kenneth Cobonpue has been honored with the Pratt Legends award in New York.The Pratt Institute ranks among the top 10 art and design schools globally. Kenneth achieved summa cum laude honors upon graduating from Pratt in 1991 (See ABS-CBN for story).
Comedian Jo Koy has been selected to host 81st annual Golden Globes. The decision was announced on the Globes website on Thursday morning. Koy is a standup comedian and actor who in the past was a panelist on “Chelsea Lately” and has also had comedy specials that aired on Comedy Central and Netflix. (See CNN for story).
American Airlines (AA) has entered a new codeshare partnership with Philippine Airlines (PAL), offering seamless connections between the Philippines and the United States. The new codeshare covers AA’s routes to Los Angeles from seven US cities – Atlanta, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Miami, Orlando and Washington, D.C. (See Inquirer.net for story).
Comics enthusiasts nationwide united at Circuit Makati for the Super Manila Event, a convention featuring acclaimed local artists who have made their mark doing covers for Marvel and DC Comics. Super Manila Event, hosted by Next Comic Art and Filbar’s, returned after a hiatus due to the pandemic (See ABS-CBN News for story).
President Marcos, Jr. and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed to push for the early completion of talks for the planned Reciprocal Access Agreement and to strengthen their coast guards in the face of China’s increasingly aggressive maneuvers in the South China Sea (See Philstar.com for story).
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