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As December unfolds, Good News Pilipinas invites you to immerse yourself in the festive spirit with a dazzling array of holiday lights shows, accessible to everyone at no cost. From the bustling streets of Quezon City to the historic landmarks of Kawit, we've curated a list of the most enchanting destinations where you can watch the shows for free.

Pru Life UK is set to dazzle Filipino families this holiday season as they participate in the 15th annual Festival of Lights. The event, a highlight of the city's Christmas festivities, kicked off in November at Ayala Triangle Gardens with the theme "Christmas Nights with Countless Lights".

The Voci di Gesù Chamber Singers, hailing from Cavite's Tierra Nevada Community in General Trias, have yet again raised the Philippine flag high in the international arena. This talented choir achieved remarkable success at the 11th International Jean Sibelius Choir Competition in Turku, Finland, securing two prestigious awards.

Netflix's first Filipino Original series, "Replacing Chef Chico," starring Piolo Pascual, Alessandra de Rossi, and Sam Milby, has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique focus on Filipino cuisine.

Ayala Land is dazzling Manila with its renowned Festival of Lights 2023 and Good News Pilipinas was there to witness its launch. Themed "Christmas Nights with Countless Lights", this year's festival expands its reach within the Ayala Triangle Gardens, promising an even more enchanting experience for all.

In the bustling world of food on TikTok, a new queen has been crowned. Abi Marquez, known to her fans as the "Lumpia Queen", has sizzled her way to fame, bagging the title of TikTok Philippines Foodie Creator of the Year 2023. With her innovative one-minute cooking videos, Abi has rolled up a fanbase hungry for more than just her scrumptious lumpia.

Four Philippine choral groups led by Grand Prix winner De La Salle University Chorale dominated the 2023 Busan Choral Festival and Competition (BCFC), notching titles and top 3 finishes in all group categories. Another college choir, DYCI Dagalak, took home a title and a runner-up prize, while community groups City of Voice Chamber Singers and the Voices of the South Children's Choir each won a runner-up prize.

In a monumental stride for Philippine cinema, "A Very Good Girl" became the first Filipino film to grace a Hollywood premiere. This landmark event resonated deeply with the Filipino and Asian-American communities, as celebrities and industry icons flocked to the U.S. premiere. But what truly set the evening apart were the emotional words shared by the film's leading ladies—Kathryn Bernardo and Dolly de Leon.

As October paints its canvas with the fiery hues of autumn, Sesame Street kicks off Filipino-American History Month (FAHM) with a video so heartfelt, that it's impossible to scroll past. This isn't just any video; it's a tapestry of vibrant Filipino culture interwoven with iconic characters we've all grown to love.

Embark on a journey through the Philippines' rich literary scene and vibrant tourism sector this September 2023. Whether you are a book enthusiast eager to meet iconic authors, someone looking forward to exploring a new bookstore in the heart of Makati, or a tourism professional looking to gain fresh insights into the industry, September has something special in store for you. Highlighting events from the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF) to the grand opening of Fully Booked's new branch in Makati and the much-anticipated PHITEX 2023 in Cebu, this feature article covers the essential details that you wouldn't want to miss.

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) Maestro-Singers and the Tarlac State University Chorale (TSUC) emerged triumphant while showcasing the rich choral heritage of the Philippines at the prestigious 2023 Tokyo International Choir Competition (TICC). Proving the nation’s talents are among the world’s best, these state university choirs brought home multiple awards that uplifted the Filipino nation's spirit with their victorious melodies, echoing in the Dai-ichi Seimei Hall in Tokyo, Japan.

The magical run for Team Philippines at the 26th annual World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Anaheim, California, U.S.A. has yielded topnotch results: being crowned the Overall Grand Champion and taking home five individual Grand Champion titles, along with an astonishing 362 medals and awards, stirred pride and celebration for the Filipino talent in singing, dancing, and a variety of performing arts.