Category Archives: Social Media

Philippine Government Asks Court To Issue “Cease and Desist” Order Against Bb. Maharlika!

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles) – Former President Rodrigo Duterte once suggested that the Philippines be renamed “Maharlika,” as advocated by then President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

The word originally meant “freeman” and referred to warrior class in the country’s pre-colonial past.

The revered word has recently been used to name President Bongbong Marcos’ “wealth fund.”

It is for the above reasons that the Philippine government has filed for a “cease and desist” order against Los Angeles-based Filipino Vlogger, Bb. Maharlika whose real name is Claire Eden Contreras.

Contreras is known in social media circles as a “turncoat,” supporting then attacking the Marcoses. Her tirades have been targeting the First Lady, Liza Marcos.

In filing the petition, the Solicitor General told the court that Contreras is a disgrace to the historical and patriotic significance of Maharlika. “Her gossip-mongering and attempts to climb the social ladder are abominable,” the SolGen told The Adobo Chronicles.

Maria Ressa Graces Cover Of Vague Magazine!

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – It must have been an offshoot of women’s month, but Filipinas are gracing the covers of local and international magazines.

Tattoo artist Whang-old is on the cover of the current issue of Vogue Philippines, and The Adobo Chronicles has reported that Raissa Robles and Jover Laurio will be on the cover the Vogue’s May ‘Marites’ issue.

Now, Nobel Lauriat (yes, lauriat as in ChowKing) Maria Ressa is on the cover of the latest issue of VAGUE magazine. She is featured as the ‘Sexiest Woman Alive’ for her looks and her brain damage.

Mabuhay to all Filipino women!

Facebook Adds New “Star-struck” Reaction/Emoticon!

MENLO PARK, California (The Adobo Chronicles, San Jose Bureau) – There’s good news for Korean K-pop fans. Facebook has added a new reaction button so they could scream their admiration, albeit just online.

Beginning May 1, 2023, Facebook account holders will have access to the newest emoticon — that of being star-struck.

K-pop boy and girl bands have become so popular not only in Asia but the mainstream Western World, some having been able to break the glass ceiling in the field of music. Represent!

So go ahead, starting May 1, show your Korean idols some love. Hit that star-struck button.