The subject of a possible contribution of up to US$30 million came up during ‘casual conversation’, the US star said during Fugees rapper Pras Michel’s foreign influence trial.
Philippines names 4 new camps for US forces amid China fury
The move follows President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr’s administration’s announcement of his approval of an expanded US military presence in the country by allowing American forces to station in the four additional Philippine military bases.
Oscar-winning Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto, composer of ‘The Last Emperor’ film score, dies aged 71
Famous for his film scores, he was also known for his work with pioneering electronic band Yellow Magic Orchestra, which he co-founded.
Filipino Catholics mark Palm Sunday praying for Pope Francis’ health as pontiff battles through Mass in Rome
Devotees attended morning mass across the Philippines as a hoarse-voiced pontiff presided over Mass in St Peter’s Square, Rome the day after leaving hospital with bronchitis.
New film Zwigato spotlights perils of India’s gig economy, class divide between haves and have nots
The film, released in India on March 17, examines exploitation of the country’s gig workers, who are not protected by the government and have little or no job security.
Mum of Malaysian teen who set stray dog on fire pleads for end to family’s harassment
Braden Yap made a public apology after he was caught on CCTV abusing stray dogs by throwing items at them and setting one on fire.