@Thekingtech0 Water 7 is where they have internal conflict within the crew it is the make it or break it arc for them so Water 7/Ennies Lobby arc will be my all time fave OP arc
Angelica Panganiban to star in 'Boldstar.'
Directed by Antoinette Jadaone, the dark comedy will be produced by Bianca Balbuena ('Sunshine,' 'Filipiñana'). In the film, an ex-boldstar falsely claims to be the woman in a sex video to revive career. Then, the real woman shows up.
Exclusive from @DEADLINE: Antoinette Jadaone (@tonetjadaone) launches Ilaya Ilaya Studios, featuring a women-led slate headed by Angelica Panganiban, Kaila Estrada, Eugene Domingo, and Maris Racal. Thank you to @lizshackleton1 for sharing this story!
DAGDAG-SAHOD SA MGA MINIMUM WAGE EARNER SA METRO MANILA, EPEKTIBO NGAYONG ARAW
Epektibo ngayong araw, Sept. 26, ang P60 dagdag-sahod sa mga minimum wage earner sa Metro Manila, sa bisa ng Wage Order No. NCR-28.
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Overtaxed, Underserved, and Bleeding Quietly
Every morning, the Filipino commuter steps into a ritual of endurance — a long line, a crowded train, a silent prayer for movement. Beneath the fluorescent lights of our stations, one can almost hear the collective sigh of a nation that pays too much and receives too little. We are overtaxed, yet underserved; we are bleeding quietly.
The irony of our social contract is painful. Taxes are meant to be the lifeblood of progress — the currency of trust between citizen and state. Yet, for many, that trust feels betrayed. We contribute faithfully, but the returns come in the form of broken systems, delayed trains, and public services that test patience more than they serve people. The Filipino worker, who wakes before dawn and returns home after dark, carries not only the weight of personal survival but also the burden of systemic inefficiency.
This is not merely about infrastructure; it is about dignity. When governance fails to translate taxes into tangible care — safe transport, reliable healthcare, equitable education — it erodes the moral foundation of citizenship. The people begin to question not only where their money goes, but whether their voices matter. And in that quiet questioning lies the slow bleeding of hope.
Yet amid this fatigue, there remains resilience. The Filipino spirit endures, not out of complacency but out of love — for family, for country, for the possibility that things can still change. To be overtaxed and underserved is not a destiny; it is a call to conscience. It demands reform, accountability, and compassion from those who lead, and courage from those who serve.
We are bleeding quietly, yes — but silence is not surrender. It is the pause before the next act of courage, the breath before the next demand for justice.
@joeymonda I hated this song the first time that I heard this but it grows to you now I always listen to this song whenever I revisit to listen to the album