How Niña Sandejas captured nu-metal band Greyhoundz’ legacy in print

Rappler - Oct 5, 2026

Through her lens and in her own words, renowned music photographer Niña Sandejas tells the story of iconic band Greyhoundz and the sub-genre 'kupaw' in her first book

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DBM streamlines release of pay, benefits for gov’t workers

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Ombudsman pushes own law enforcement unit

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MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Ombudsman affirmed on Monday at a Senate hearing its recommendation to establish its own law enforcement unit — for which an earlier measure was filed in the chamber and an allotment already approved. According to Assistant Ombudsmen Eliseo Cruz and Luis Gonzaga Bonoan Jr., a law enforcement function

Public school teachers, personnel may get 2024 bonus before December

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MANILA, Philippines — Public school teachers and education personnel may finally receive their 2024 Performance-Based Bonus (PBB) between October and December as President Marcos on Monday ordered government agencies to speed up the release of the incentive. “The processing is ongoing, and I have instructed the concerned agencies to ensure that the process is carried

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MANILA, Philippines — Households with unpaid electricity bills will continue to get relief as the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is set to extend the no-disconnection policy until December. “We’re targeting until the end of the year, then we will assess from there on what [will be our next move],” ERC Chair Francis Saturnino Juan said

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Velasco couple, VP Duterte no-shows at NBI

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MANILA, Philippines — Former House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco and his wife, Rowena, failed to appear on Monday before the National Bureau of Investigation to respond to dismissed police officer Rodulfo Gracioso Jr.’s allegations that the former congressman had ordered him to deliver over P3 billion in cash to Vice President Sara Duterte and her

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PAGADIAN CITY, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR, Philippines — Eleven government troopers were wounded—three in critical condition—after their convoy was ambushed on Monday morning in Tipo-Tipo, Basilan, breaking the reign of peace and security that local government officials and the military have worked hard to preserve over the years. Army Brig. Gen. Frederick Sales, commander of the

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