Elvert Bañares

22/06/2026

It is safe to assume that at this hour we're all tired from work but we count the blessings of the day and prepare for what's ahead. Thank you GM Nat, Chef Chris and Chef Panky for this late night coffee and tea. Really grateful for this moment with you all. 😻🙏☕

22/06/2026

Present for work, coffee and Matcha cheesecake (I likey!) at The Yield Specialty Coffee. 💗😻☕

22/06/2026

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21/06/2026

Dinner time! Isda kag utan. 😻❤️💗 Namit.

21/06/2026

Happy Father's Papa! We love you. ❤️🍷💗😘❣️ I'm very happy that I'm able to celebrate this day with you. 💓💗❤️ Also, a few people greeted me happy Father's Day too, haha. Well, thank you. So to all Dad's, HFD to you all. 🤗😅✌️

20/06/2026

Good to see Alex. Thank you. 😻☕

20/06/2026

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Remembering Eddie Garcia
May 2, 1929 – June 20, 2019

A titan of Philippine cinema and television, Eddie Garcia graced our screens for over seven decades, appearing in nearly 700 films and television productions. Even at 90, he remained a tireless artist.

His passing on June 20, 2019, following an on-set accident, drew attention to the conditions faced by industry workers and the protections they lacked.

In 2024, Republic Act 11996, the Eddie Garcia Law, was signed, enshrining the rights, safety, and welfare of film and television workers into law.

His legacy lives on screen and on every set where a worker is better protected.

Familiarize yourself with the Ten Basic Points on the Eddie Garcia Law: https://filmacademy.gov.ph/story/egl-10-basic-points

20/06/2026

Present for work and coffee at The Yield Specialty Coffee. Today's experimental coffee by Barista Vanz is really namit. 😻🙀☕ Niceee!!!

20/06/2026

It's easy to be defensive (that's how we've all been at some point in life) but if we listen to legit complaints and genuinely address them, we can always do better. Action, not corruption kasi.

Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has landed at the top of American travel content creator Drew Binsky’s list of the world’s worst airports, putting the Philippines’ main international gateway in an uncomfortable spotlight.

“This airport has held the title of worst airport in the world for several consecutive years in travel surveys. It's notorious for overcrowding, frequent flight delays, and minimal air conditioning, which makes it feel like a sauna in the tropical climate,” Binsky said in a clip he posted on his Facebook account on June 9. “Terminals are confusingly separated and require long transfers, often leaving passengers stranded or scrambled for time.”

The rest of his list includes Heraklion International Airport in Greece at No. 2, Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal at No. 3, London Luton Airport in the United Kingdom at No. 4, São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport in Brazil at No. 5;

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Kenya at No. 6, Malta International Airport at No. 7, Charles de Gaulle Airport in France at No. 8, John F. Kennedy International Airport in the United States at No. 9, and Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Vietnam at No. 10.

Binsky is a global travel content creator known for documenting his journeys across every country in the world, with millions of followers across platforms who follow his on-the-ground travel observations.

NAIA topping the list highlights a recurring issue for many travelers: airport experience shapes the first and last impression of a destination, and for the country’s main gateway, it underscores ongoing challenges in congestion, efficiency, and passenger flow.

(✍️: Marinel Cruz, 📸: Drew Binsky/ Facebook)

20/06/2026

The fabulous Mimi Fly !!!! Slay!!!!!! Am glad she performed 'Angkat', one of my favorite songs by her. 🔥💗❤️‍🔥🩷🇲🇾

Day 1, ROUND Festival in the Philippines 2026


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