In just a few hours, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. will deliver his second State of the Nation Address at the Batasang Pambansa Complex. One notable guest, however, will be absent-Imelda Marcos, the matriarch of the Marcos family.The former First ...
The President is set to attend former polo buddy King Charles III's coronation day on May 6.
The date for King Charles III's coronation at Westminster Abbey is set. World leaders, diplomats, businessmen, and bankers, among others, are all expected to attend the ceremony. We can also expect to see President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. join them, Ambassador ...
It was the same car used by Queen Elizabeth II, Elvis Presley, and John Lennon.Â
The Philippines' former first lady Imelda Marcos truly had a taste for very expensive things that exuded grandeur and opulence. Under her helm as the czar for human settlements during the reign of her husband President Ferdinand Marcos, she poured millions of ...
No, Imelda Marcos is not dead. The 93-year-old former First Lady is still "strong and kicking," family members said after rumors about her supposed passing spread on social media, particularly Twitter, this week. Her daughter, Senator Imee Marcos, sent a ...
The world-famous disco pop musical Here Lies Love, which is a retelling and dramatization of former First Lady Imelda Marcos' rise and fall, is finally coming to Broadway.With a score by David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, it is set to ...
The Marcoses have a standing contempt order that stems from a lawsuit for human rights violations during Marcos Sr.'s rule.
This week, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., together with his economic team, will be meeting with world leaders and businessmen during his first U.S. visit as the country's head of state. He is set to speak before the 77th United ...
Imelda's DJ shares how the high life in the Marcoses' Malacañang raged on as the rest of the Philippines bore the atrocities of Martial Law.
Editor's note: The following is a recounting of the high life in the Marcoses' Malacañang raging on-as the rest of the Philippines bore the atrocities of the Martial Law regime (which officially began in 1972 and was "lifted" in ...
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