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‘Murdoched’: The new word for when a media empire targets you

Thanks to veteran journalists and media industry scholars Andrew Dodd and Matthew Ricketson, we have a new word to add to the English language: “Murdoched”, which they define as: “To be targeted or editorially attacked when one’s ideas or deeds do not accord with the media proprietor’s programs or publications. Murd…

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MARINA boosts online appointment system, opening up to 340 slots for seafarers via smart automation

​MANILA, Philippines — In a major development designed to significantly reduce wait times and maximize slot availability, the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has rolled out a crucial system update to its online booking platform that will inject up to 340 additional appointment slots daily for seafarers nationwi…

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SM Seaside Cebu Arena builds momentum as Cebu’s regional entertainment hub with BINI sold-out show

THE sold-out BINI concert at SM Seaside Cebu Arena marked another milestone in Cebu's growing reputation as a destination for world-class live entertainment, drawing thousands of fans from across the Visayas and beyond. The successful staging of the highly anticipated show showcased the venue's capability to host la…

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This intoxicating new ABC crime drama will seriously do your head in

It’s fitting that this captivating outback crime drama begins with the discovery – in an otherworldly tunnel – of a decapitated body. Made with intoxicating precision, Treasure and Dirt is seriously obsessed with doing your head in. Using the detective procedural as a Trojan horse, the show subverts expectations and…

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Senior Defense Officials Review Potential 101st Airborne Helicopter Assault On Cuba

Cuba's national power grid has collapsed for the third time in less than 10 days, plunging the communist-run Caribbean island into darkness and leaving roughly 10 million people without electricity. The cascading failures show the regime's accelerating loss of control over critical infrastructure, just as senior U.S…

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What Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' can teach Jewish readers about Homer and the Bible- opinion

Even before its release on Friday, buzz over Christopher Nolan’s much-anticipated film adaptation, “The Odyssey,” is introducing a new generation to Homer’s tale of shipwrecks, monsters, gods and the long road home. But what does an ancient Greek epic have to do with Jewish readers, or with the Hebrew Bible?

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