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K-pop boy band SEVENTEEN has just released their music video for “Eyes on You.” The second song from the K-pop boy band’s most recent mini-album, “Spill The Feels,” gets a music video which was unveiled on October 21 at midnight KST. The project’s lead single, “Love, Money, Fame,” which featured DJ Khaled, was initially made available on October 14. As SEVENTEEN promises to find one another again despite death, the “Eyes On You” music video honors the 2014 science fiction movie “I Origins” by telling a story of passionate, unwavering love. Upon seeing the music video, fans took to social […]…

Keep on reading: Fans react, unravel the deep meanings hidden in SEVENTEEN’s ‘Eyes on You’ music video

The Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings and the TNT Tropang Giga begin their best-of-seven finals series on October 27 with the PBA Governors’ Cup trophy on the line. The Ginebra-TNT showdown is the rematch of the 2023 Governors’ Cup finals where Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and the Tropang Giga ruled in the 6 games. READ: PBA News, Scores, Schedules  The 2024 Finals begin at Ynares Center Antipolo before Smart Araneta Coliseum houses games 2 to 6. If necessary, the PBA will go back to Antipolo for Game 7. The Best Player of the Conference and the Best Import will be awarded before Game […]…

Keep on reading: 2024 PBA Finals schedule: Barangay Ginebra vs TNT Tropang Giga

MANILA, Philippines — The rubber boats requested by Naga City local government unit (LGU) and former Vice President Leni Robredo for rescuing those stranded in flood waters will be sent as soon as authorities can safely get in the area, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said. He said this on the sidelines of a situation briefing with various government agencies at the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council headquarters in Quezon City on Wednesday. READ: Naga City, ex-VP Robredo seek trucks, pump boats for ongoing rescue ops “As soon as makapasok kami, we will be doing that. And we are now […]…

Keep on reading: Marcos to send rubber boats requested by Naga, Robredo amid floods

WASHINGTON — US President Joe Biden waded into fraught political territory Tuesday with an off-the-cuff remark about political opponent Donald Trump, saying that to block the Republican presidential candidate’s radical proposals “we got to lock him up.” “Politically lock him up,” Biden quickly added, after some applause by the crowd at a New Hampshire campaign office. With Trump facing multiple pending criminal charges as he competes against Vice President Kamala Harris to succeed Biden, the White House has been very careful not to weigh in on the Republican’s legal problems. READ: Biden says ‘not confident’ of peaceful US election Trump […]…

Keep on reading: Biden turns infamous ‘lock her up’ chant on Trump