Sunshine Cruz welcomed another year around the sun with a stunning post that warmed the hearts of her numerous followers.

(UPDATE) PHILIPPINE Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Chairman and retired judge Felix Reyes on Wednesday denied allegations linking him to case-fixing activities involving businessman Charlie “Atong” ...

Atong Ang's life is marred by a wide array of controversies, including his involvement in Erap's corruption cases, his clash with Duterte's men over STL, and his alleged ties to the missing sabungeros ...

THE Supreme Court confirmed on Tuesday that it is investigating a case involving a high-ranking official of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and a former judge, who reportedly ...

Watch reporter Jairo Bolledo's explainer to understand how Ang's name got entangled in the complicated tale of missing sabungeros MANILA, Philippines – Businessman Atong Ang found himself in the ...

He has named Charlie "Atong" Ang — a prominent figure in online cockfighting — as the mastermind behind the disapperances.

'Manay' Lolit Solis, Philippine showbiz columnist, talent manager dies at 78 In 2023, she revealed that she suffered a “mild stroke” following a dialysis session ...

Manila: Filipina actress Gretchen Barretto and controversial businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang have been officially named among the suspects in the ongoing investigation into the disappearance ...

In an exclusive interview with GMA News on Wednesday, Julie Dondon Aguilar Patidongan, also known as “Totoy,” named businessman Charlie Tiu Hay Ang, or “Atong Ang,” and actress Gretchen ...

Tycoon Atong Ang and actress Gretchen Barretto may be considered suspects in the case of the missing sabungeros, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said.

Businessman Atong Ang and actress Gretchen Barretto will be included as suspects in the case of missing sabungeros (cockfighting aficionados).

A Sunshine Coast development company, run by a self-proclaimed “remarkable female property developer” has gone into liquidation, owing more than $19m to subcontractors, lenders and the tax office.