bigzz

drawings and a lil bit of everything

[Arkitekyuklid @arkitekyuklid]

Lalaban. <3

[ArtButMakeItSports @ArtButSports]

Equality Before Death, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1848, 📸 by Mathias Schulz

[NBA Memes @NBAMemes]

Tennis Rodman

[Wimbledon @Wimbledon]

A moment Alex Eala will never forget.

#Wimbledon

[ESPN @espn]

“Maybe for someone like Iga who has won so many slams … or maybe someone like Serena or Venus this achievement may seem small, but for someone who grew up in the Philippines. … for her this is everything.”

Alexandra Eala after her win ❤️

[daily sophia @dailylaforteza]

I'M GOING FERAL

[jennie loops @jnkloops]

“get the FUCK out of here”

[jennie pics @jenniepics]

THIS FACE CARD

[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

dog, scared of needles, leans on the vet's shoulder for comfort

[Kiko Pangilinan @kikopangilinan]

SENATE BACK TO WORK FOR THE FILIPINO PEOPLE

We express our deep appreciation and commend the courageous decision of Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero to take the floor today and confront the issues facing the institution. His action sent a clear message: that his commitment to the country, to the Senate, and to the Constitution would prevail above all else.

His presence enabled the Senate to proceed with the discussion of matters that are too important to be left unresolved and too consequential to be set aside.

On the issue of quorum, this is not an uncharted matter. The Supreme Court, in Avelino v. Cuenco, recognized the principle that a quorum of 12 is determined based on the number of members who are legally able to discharge the functions of the Senate.

There is likewise an institutional precedent. In 2015, the Senate recognized a quorum of 12 senators who were within its jurisdiction. The Senate continued to perform its constitutional duties because the work of government could not be placed on hold.

At a time when the nation faces pressing challenges, the Filipino people expect their Senate to work, deliberate, and fulfill its constitutional mandate. The institution cannot remain stalled by disagreements or uncertainty. Our duty is clear: to legislate, provide oversight, and serve the public interest.

The Filipino people deserve a Senate that shows up, does its job, and places public service above politics.

It is time for the Senate to move forward and get back to work for the Filipino people.

[ALTStarMagic 💫 @AltStarMagic]

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian - SP Pro Tempore
Sen. Erwin Tulfo - Committee Chairman on Blue Ribbon
Sen. Kiko Pangilinan - Committee Chairman on Agriculture
Sen. Risa Hontiveros - Committee Chairman on Health
Sen. Bam Aquino - Committee Chairman on Basic Education

TODAY, WE CHEER FOR THE MINORITY 🥹🫶

[abymael @abymaelx]

O Golden que entende perfeitamente como funciona a brincadeira com a tutora.

[Kiko Pangilinan @kikopangilinan]

JOINT STATEMENT ON THE SENATE MINORITY WALKOUT

We strongly condemn what appears to be an attempt to rush a major change in the Senate Rules, especially when several members of the minority still wanted to speak and raise serious questions on the floor.

Bakit kailangang madaliin? Bakit kailangang pigilan ang mga gustong magsalita? Bakit kailangang i-divide ang house kung marami pang senador ang nagtatanong tungkol sa proseso?

Minamadali ba ang rule change na ito dahil gusto nilang maka boto si Senator Bato? At ngayong may mga ulat na may mga majority senators na maaaring arestuhin?

We walked out because what happened on the floor looked less like orderly deliberation. The proposed rule change affects how senators may attend sessions, participate in proceedings and exercise their mandate through remote means, and such a measure should be opened to healthy public debate instead of being rushed by the tyranny of the majority.

We have always welcomed healthy discussions on the floor, but this should mean allowing all members to be heard, not forcing the chamber to move at the speed preferred by the majority.

At the time the motion was taken up, there was no duly constituted Committee on Rules and there was not even an elected Majority Leader who could properly guide a rules amendment through the regular process.

How could there have been any action or discussion before the Committee on Rules when no Committee on Rules has been organized to date?

With due respect, the answer that no Senate rule had been violated does not settle the matter, because the rules cannot be treated as a matter of convenience when the very process for amending them is under serious question.

The timing raises a question that the public deserves to hear debated openly. Kaya pinili naming tumayo at iwan ang majority sa plenary. Kaya kami nagdesisyon to question the quorum and call for adjournment.

If the proposal is truly defensible, then let it pass through the proper route.

We owe it to the people who voted for us to do our mandate. This is why we want more time to discuss this further.

[bigzz @keychaingirly]

four girls shocked

yoonchae: ‘it’s not that deep’ 😭

[daily sophia @dailylaforteza]

the girls reactions when they found out they won another award 😭

[bigzz @keychaingirly]

yess queeennnn

[daily sophia @dailylaforteza]

sophia's the first filipina woman to win 3 AMAs with a fake nail glued on top of a band aid 🥳🇵🇭

[KATSEYE B✶SE @KATSEYEBASE]

KATSEYE dominated the AMAs, winning in every category they were nominated for:

New Artist of the Year — Winner
Best Music Video — Winner
Breakthrough Pop Artist — Winner

A clean sweep moment for KATSEYE at the AMAs.

KATSEYE GOES WILD AT AMAs
#CongratulationsKATSEYE
#KATSEYEwinsAMAs
#KATSEYE_AMAs

[daily sophia @dailylaforteza]

I LOVE THEM SO MUCH

[mars @jeoooons]

katseye were happy asf to win

[kei ✩⁶ @manonstiara]

KATSEYE PERFORMS “PINKY UP” AT THE 52ND AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS!!

[kei ✩⁶ @manonstiara]

KATSEYE WINS BEST NEW ARTIST OF THE YEAR AT THE 2026 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS 🎊🎊🎊 🥹