Suman Pinipig is a well-loved Filipino delicacy often enjoyed during special occasions and festive gatherings. Made from young, flattened glutinous rice grains wrapped in banana leaves and steamed to perfection, it offers a unique chewy texture and subtly sweet flavor. Whether served plain or drizzled with coconut caramel sauce, this traditional kakanin is a nostalgic treat that captures the heart of Filipino cuisine. #SumanPinipig #FilipinoDessert #KakaninRecipe #PinoyMerienda #RiceCake #Tradit

Eating Filipino Dinuguan (Pork Blood Stew), and Puto (Steamed Rice Cake)! The sweet and savory combination is delicious! What do you like to eat your Dinuguan with? 😀 #mukbang #asmr #pinoy #filipinofood #pinoyfood #dinuguan #streetfood #eating #eatingshow #eatingasmr #foodlover #foodie | Peggie Neo

Enhance your Filipino-English vocabulary/ Let's Improve your Filipino-English skills by learning this simple Phrases #tagalogphrases #learnsomethingnew #EnglishToFilipino #filipinoEnglish | Janes Lessons

A new video shows a massive eruption at Taal Volcano 🌋, Philippines with an ash plume rising more than 2,400 meters high. #ARYNews | ARY News

NURTURING THE NEXT GEN 🙌 LOOK: Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz is coaching the young Filipino weightlifters at the 2025 Batang Pinoy games. #BatangPinoyGenSan2025 | SPIN.ph

It's Filipino food time! Eating Buchon, a Cebu-Style Roasted Pork Belly with homemade liver sauce, and Pancit Palabok from LA Rose Cafe! The pork is so tender and the liver sauce is amazing! Highly recommend food from this restaurant if you come to Hollywood 😃 #mukbang #lechon #porkbelly #filipinofood #pinoyfood #asmr #eatingshow #eatingasmr #asmreating #eatingsounds #cebuchon #liempo #palabok #pancit #noodleslover #cheesesausage #lafood #losangeles | Peggie Neo

Fely Franquelli (November 11, 1916 – January 8, 2002) was a celebrated Filipino dancer, choreographer, and actress who gained international recognition in the dance world starting in the 1930s. Born in Manila, she was of Filipino, Spanish, and Italian descent and studied in the Philippines, Hong Kong, and the University of Southern California before settling in the United States. While primarily known for her dancing, Franquelli also had a brief but notable film career, appearing in movies like