Chito Victolero. MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net Magnolia coach Chito Victolero is hopeful that their first winning streak is a sign that a difficult start to their Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Philippine Cup campaign is finally behind his Hotshots. And what he wants from his charges, who on Sunday posted a 107-93 victory over the Phoenix Fuel Masters … Read more
Kristin Cavallari’s latest Instagram post has ignited curiosity among her followers, coming just weeks after she went public with her new romantic interest. ‘M’ Stands For Mark In the post, the 37-year-old “Laguna Beach” alum shared two selfies that saw her rocking a black open-front top and a gold necklace bearing the letter “M.” With … Read more
Image: Lionsgate Every horror movie has The Moment: where you see the main characters do something that both kicks off the plot and is often also an extremely boneheaded move. Usually, it involves a door and someone making the choice to open it or go in there, which they should never, ever do. So it … Read more
MOSCOW — For the hundreds of political prisoners in Russia’s brutal penitentiary system, word of the death of the country’s most prominent jailed dissident, Alexei Navalny, took days to arrive — and carried a terrifying, if obvious, reminder: None of them are safe. News of Navalny’s sudden death on Feb. 16 in an Arctic penal … Read more
There were two big mysteries in the news this week. First there was the discovery of a Roman dodecahedron in a field in Lincolnshire and second there was the question of what happened to Michael Gove’s forehead. And, I would add, are the two issues connected? The dodecahedron find means that 120 such knobbly-objects have … Read more
In 2023, the EV market is no longer about startups. Instead, the race to shift to electric vehicles has morphed into a competition between the world’s largest automotive companies and a host of smaller rivals that have gone public. The latter are often deeply unprofitable. The Exchange explores startups, markets and money. Read it every … Read more
MOSCOW (Reuters) – After Hillary Clinton sought to needle President Vladimir Putin over NATO enlargement, the Kremlin on Wednesday hit back by reminding her of her gaffe when she sought to “reset” relations with Russia with a button mislabelled as “overload”. Returning to the State Department for the unveiling of her official portrait, Clinton said … Read more