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Rick Olivares focuses primarily on sports, particularly UFC events and fights. He also covers a variety of sporting events including football and NFL. Given his focus on event coverage, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming sports matches or major sporting events.
While Rick's geographic focus isn't specified, he has covered Filipino culture-related topics in the past. Therefore, if you have insights into UFC events or football with relevance to the Philippines or Southeast Asia, this could potentially resonate well with him.
Additionally, given his interest in concerts as seen from Simon Tan's album coverage mentioned above, there might be opportunities for music-related pitches centered around local artists within the Asian region.
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IT is unfathomable how Ateneo de Manila dealt with the deaths of two of their basketball players during a training exercise in Quezon province. Granted it was an accident, the educational institution must be held accountable for what happened. And how they have dealt with the growing scandal is not…
Now, I would like to address some things related to this. Why do educational institutions poorly respond to controversy?
is one of the most keenly awaited global music events every year, and this 2026 will be the 32 nd time it will be celebrated in the Philippines, with music played across 34 locations nationwide, with 40 pocket stages (23 in the National Capital Region) alone.
As everyone knows they recommended charges based on violation of the Anti-Hazing Law. My take on this is reckless imprudence.
There is no disputing that Ateneo will be accountable for the deaths of Divine Adili and Rene Baterbonia, but I cannot help but wonder if there are larger forces at work behind the scenes.
Kerby Raymundo eyed to join staff Louie Alas. UAAP file photo
By: Rick Olivares
If Norway's National Football Team is conquering hearts, minds, and foes on the 2026 FIFA World Cup stage, another export of this Scandinavian country is looking to make waves — in Asia.
WHAT makes for a great FIFA World Cup? Is it the upsets? The spectacular goals? The come from behind wins?
I ASKED asked over PTV Sports the other day about my personal expectations heading into the FIFA World Cup. My answer is very much how I look at movies—I do not read the pre-event hype. I avoid trailers or reading opinion columns. What I do is I closely follow the qualifiers and from there, make my conclusions.
By: Rick Olivares
Handout In fantasy literature, it has been put forward by many authors and creators that “names have power.” And we have seen names – proper ones to be precise – take on new meaning.
