The suspect who ended the life of the golden retriever dog Killua insisted that he only did the right thing.

It can be recalled that netizen Vina Rachelle captured the attention of millions of netizens after she reported the unfortunate passing of her dog, which she found already placed inside a sack in a makeshift kitchen.

Netizens suspected that Killua was being planned to be cooked by the suspect, Anthony Solares.

However, Solares insisted that despite being a golden retriever known for being a very gentle dog, Killua showed aggression during the incident.

“Ginawa ko lang po ‘yung nararapat dun sa ano. Kasi ‘yung matanda nga kung hindi ko pa tinulungan baka kung ano pang mangyari nun. Tinulungan ko na,” Solares said.

“Hinabol ko na kasi ‘yung aso kasi nangangat na. Bale nakadalawang kagad na siya tapos mun tikan pa nga ‘yung asawa ko… Maski nga ako naano na, nakagat na ako kaya kung baga sa ano ay talagang ano na siya, talagang wala na sa sarili ‘yung aso, parang ano na talaga. Lahat ng nakakasalubong niya, parang gusto niya pang anuhin, ‘yung parang gusto pang kagatin.

“Wala na akong ibang naisipan talagang anuhin na, baka makaano pa ng ibang tao. Inano ko muna ng bato tapos pinalo ko na ng ano, kahoy,” he added.

The Queen of Bangsamoro Pop, ‘Shaira,’ and her management deleted their viral song ‘Selos’ from all of the online platforms due to possible copyright issues they may face.

It can be recalled that several Filipino fans informed Australian artist ‘Lenka’ about the popularity of Selos, which is a parody of the international singer’s song, ‘Trouble is a Friend.’

Lenka then confirmed that they had already taken action to resolve the said issue.

Meanwhile, Shaira’s management, AHS Channel, released an official statement saying that deleting Selos was voluntary.

They’re already communicating with Lenka’s management to get permission to use the melody of ‘Trouble is a Friend.’

“On behalf of our artist, Shaira, AHS Productions would like to convey our heartfelt apologies to all those who have enjoyed listening to the song “Selos” as it is now unavailable on all online streaming platforms,” the management wrote.

“This is a voluntary act on our end as we are still making arrangements about the legality of the publication of the song. We have chosen to take it down from all platforms pending our agreement with the original artist’s management on securing a cover license for “Selos.”

“As most of you may know, the melody that we have used is originally from a song entitled “Trouble is a Friend” by Lenka, and as of the moment, we are already in contact with her team for us to make “Selos” an official cover,” they added.

Before its deletion, Selos already reached millions of views from different platforms, making the Bangsamoro Pop to be introduced into the mainstream music scene.

Vice Ganda made fun of veteran columnist Cristy Fermin on It’s Showtime.

During the Tuesday episode of It’s Showtime, Vice seemingly reacted to the newest criticism he received from Cristy.

“Hindi lahat ng may electric fan madam, ‘yung iba si Cristy Fermin. Charot. Hahaha,”  Vice told his co-host Jhong Hilario when he noticed the mini-fan of the latter.

“Hindi siya madam…bwakbwakbwakbwak,” she added.

It can be recalled that Cristy was known for criticizing Vice and even questioned the comedian’s identity.

“Vice Ganda hindi ka tunay na babae. Lalaki ka. Nagpapanggap ka lang na babae. Kapag ikaw ay bumibiyahe sa isang mahabang kalye, tinawag ka ng kalikasan, bababa ka sa sasakyan, hahanap ka ng puno, at doon ka dyi-jingle. May mga dadaan na mga tao, at ano ang colloquial na biro ng mga tao na nakakakita ng mga umiihi? ‘Hoy, humarap ka! ‘Wag ang tumalikod, traydor ka! ‘Yun ang isisigaw sa iyo!” she said.

Gelli de Belen said she was ready to interfere with her children’s love life if needed.

During an interview with Pep.ph, Gelli was asked if she was willing to also receive the same criticism as her friend, Carmilla Villarroel.

It can be recalled that Carmilla’s interference was blamed for the breakup of her son, Mavy Legaspi, and his former partner Kyline Alcantara.

Mavy was even labeled as a ‘mama’s boy’ for letting his mother interfere with his relationship.

Carmina’s post also went viral on social media.

“Dear Mavy and Cassy, people can destroy your image, damage your personality, create rumors about you but they can never take away your good deeds. Because no matter how they describe you, you will always be admired by those who know you best,” Carmina wrote.

“Mom’s knows best,” she added in another post.

Gelli said that she was ready to face the same situation if required to do so.

“Hindi nating pwedeng kwestyunin ang love ng isang ina,” said Gelli.

However, she clarified that she would never try to control her children by choosing their partner.

She even denied rejecting the women being introduced to her by her children.

Former actress Brandy Ayala has made huge progress since being saved by the group, which was led by former actor and model Lito Gruet.

It can be recalled that in 2023, Brandy, Remedios Estrada in real life, was featured in several media outlets due to her deteriorating mental health condition and many netizens believed that she was already beyond saving.

However, Lito’s Battle Against Ignorance Foundation (BAI) proved they could save the actress despite not receiving help for many years.

Lito’s group brought Brandy to Safehaven Recovery Village in Cebu City, a known rehabilitation center for successfully normalizing people with mental health problems.

It only took several weeks to see Brandy’s improvement, far from her condition when media members discovered her.

Brandy’s willingness to help herself also contributed to her recovery.

“For now she is adjusting to her new environment. She is now staying at Safehaven Recovery Village where she will be sheltered, fed, treated, cared for, and loved,” said Lito.

“BAI Foundation will continue to support her with all her needs. BAI Foundation is here to help the neglected, the abandoned, the lonely, broken, wounded, and hurting and we need your support to be able to sustain loving and caring for all of those we have rescued who live in the facility,” he added.

Senator Robin Padilla expressed his support for making the founding anniversary of Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) a special national non-working holiday.

In his statement, Padilla, who chairs the Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Revision of Codes said that it was only proper to recognize the contribution of INC in the country.

“Nasaksihan ko po ang very godly mission ng INC hindi lang po sa Kristiyanong komunidad kundi maging sa mga Muslim,” Padilla said.

Senate Bill No. 1546 also known as a commemoration of the founding anniversary of the Iglesia ni Cristo Act, was authored by Sen. Ramon Bong Revilla Jr.

“As one of the biggest religious organizations in the country, it is proper to recognize their founding anniversary as a special national non-working holiday, given that a number of our regular holidays are religious in nature,” Revilla wrote.

“Republic Act No. 9645, or the “Commemoration of the Founding Anniversary of Iglesia ni Cristo Act’, was enacted to recognize the exemplary feat of Iglesia ni Cristo in leading its members towards spiritual enlightenment and good citizenry. More than a decade after, we seek to further bolster this recognition by seeking to declare July 27 of every year as a special national non-working holiday in the Philippines,” he added.

The bill received mixed reactions from the netizens; some even said that Padilla was only trying to impress INC.

“Tumatanaw lang sya ng utang na loob sa mga bumoto sa kanya, pulitika nga naman!” netizen Alvin said.

The teacher who went viral on social media for scolding her students while live streaming was already ordered by the Department of Education (DepEd) to explain why she must not be suspended from teaching.

In a Facebook post, the teacher, using the social media ID @serendipitylover, disclosed teaching in Metro Manila.

However, DepEd said they would not disclose the teacher’s identity to protect her privacy.

“We don’t want the teacher to be subject to public scrutiny now that the admin process has started,” DepEd Assistant Secretary Francis Bringas said.

It can be recalled that the teacher went viral on the internet after she publicly lectured her students while livestreaming on her social media page.

“Hindi ako nag-board exam para lang hindi irespeto ng mga katulad niyong wala pa namang nararating sa buhay. Hindi na nga kayo matalino, sama pa ng ugali ninyo,” the teacher said.

DepEd said that they would still try to investigate if the incident happened inside the classroom during the working hours of the teacher.

Several netizens questioned why the teacher used social media during school hours.

If proven, the teacher may be liable for not following the DepEd Order No. 49 series of 2022 or the Promotion of Professionalism in the Implementation and Delivery of Basic Education Programs and Services,