South Korean boy band BTS member J-hope, who is currently on his solo tour Hope on the Stage in the US, surprised the ARMY with his new song Mona Lisa ...

Kat Hermosa, a ​Filipina actress, has shared her experience of falling victim to an online scam through a post that she ...

The island has its own basketball and volleyball courts, swings, balancing rope, sea-soaked gazebo for dating or sunset watching, and other “Instagramable” spots. It also has hammocks, a snack bar, a ...

Mukbang is a strange internet trend where influencers stream themselves eating a – usually massive – meal while interacting with fans. Some have taken it to extremes such as 10-hour binges ...

Tesla has unveiled its new and improved all-electric Model Y for the Philippine market. At the launch event at EDSA Shangri-La Plaza in Mandaluyong City on Wednesday, Tesla Philippines regional ...

Notably, mukbang — a livestreamed eating show ... While K-pop dominated in India, Thailand and the Philippines, Korean food took center stage in Nigeria, the US and the UK.

That same month, Filipino content creator Manoy Apatan (38) suffered a fatal heart attack the day after filming a mukbang. The incident was so alarming that the Philippines began considering a ban on ...

Notably, mukbang — a livestreamed eating show ... While K-pop dominated in India, Thailand and the Philippines, Korean food took centre stage in Nigeria, the US and the UK.

K-pop reports took up the highest proportion in India, Thailand and the Philippines, while K-food had a high frequency in Nigeria ... frequently reporting on its health benefits and the establishment ...

K-pop reports took up the highest proportion in India, Thailand and the Philippines ... Interestingly, mukbang was also consistently mentioned each quarter. Korean films and dramas also received ...

Coming to the K-pop related searches, India once again topped the list, followed by Thailand and the Philippines ... The Korean term "mukbang," a live-streamed eating show, was one of the most ...

In the last 39 years, GDP per capita of the Philippines went from $426 in 1985 to $4,153 as of end-2024, as per Statista. The peaceful success of EDSA became a global symbol of people power ...