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<p>MANILA, Philippines - A full-length Broadway musical will be staged on October 6 and 7 at a high-end mall in Makati City -- for free. Meanwhile, the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra and award-winning pianist Sofya Gulyak will have upcoming concerts in Manila.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines &ndash; The pilot episode of the much awaited ABS-CBN television series of Angel Locsin and John Lloyd Cruz on Monday drew an impressive high TV rating and rave reviews from the viewers.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines - The Flight Attendants&rsquo; and Stewards&rsquo; Association of the Philippines (FASAP) will finally hold its strike by the end of the month or early November, unless the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) steps in in the interest of the entire country.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines - The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has moved to allow teachers previously deactivated from the voters&rsquo; list to serve in the coming polls.</p> <p>ZAMBOANGA City, Philippines &ndash; Security forces on Tuesday arrested in Basilan province a suspected member of the Abu Sayyaf Group suspected of having involvement in the 2001 Lamitan siege.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines - On October 5, World Teachers' Day, at a gathering at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City, President Benigno &quot;Noynoy&quot; Aquino III acknowledged the role of educators by recounting a funny anecdote.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines &ndash; Families of 2 missing farmers have met with Surigao del Sur Gov. Johnny Pimentel to seek help in locating their kin.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines <strong>(1st UPDATE) </strong>- A local official has denied he was involved in the gang rape of a volunteer nurse inside the compound of the South Upi municipal hospital last September 25.</p> <p>MANILA, Philippines - If there&rsquo;s another indication that the oral arguments on the legality of the impeachment proceedings against Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez would really be intense, it&rsquo;s the battle of former Supreme Court magistrates.</p> Bedridden, covered with various lesions and skin irritations, his mother at his bedside, weeping and feeling sorry for the condition that her son is in. This was the situation that Jeddah OFW Reggie Qui&ntilde;ones was facing at the moment.