Disney Pixar's Hoppers

Return to nature with Disney and Pixar's newest animated masterpiece, perfect for ending the winter season with side-splitting laughs and heartfelt moments, just as nature intended.

Disney Pixar's Hoppers

"Hoppers," the latest animated masterpiece from the creators of the Toy Story series, follows a young university student named Mabel, portrayed by Piper Curda. Mabel is determined to fulfill her grandmother's dying wish to protect a beloved glade. When she uncovers her school's top-secret experiment known as Hoppers, she defies her mentors and uses it to save the glade from the disastrous infrastructure project proposed by Mayor Gerry, played by Jon Hamm. However, her efforts inadvertently endanger the entire town, including the very Mayor she dislikes the most.

Another captivating animated movie to enjoy since Turning Red, Hoppers takes the whole family on a journey back to nature through the perspective of a young female who becomes a beaver. She is determined to save the environment, but her efforts lead her to face even bigger challenges ahead. As you would expect from a Disney Pixar film, it’s hilarious, thrilling, and deeply emotional, as nature intended.

If you're still on the waitlist for this summer's Toy Story 5, this movie is the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind before the big release. Hoppers takes you back to nature with memorable characters, especially the animal ones, who provide comic relief and emotional depth that truly tug at your heart. It has it all!

Embrace your wild side.

Let's Do The News! (March 6, 2026)

                           

Your daily round-up of today's news...

- Texas congressman Tony Gonzales dropped his re-election bid after admitting to an affair with his late aide.

- Four men were arrested on suspicion of aiding Iran's intelligence service by spying on a Jewish community in London, according to the Metropolitan Police.

- US President Donald Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

- MP Joany Reid says she is "voluntarily suspending" herself from the UK Labour Party after her husband got arrested over China spy claims.

- GMA Public Affairs refutes the MTRCB claim about Lost Sabungeros.

- The Lotus Eletre SUV gained the Lotus-first X HYBRID system. With the electric powertrain and a 2.0L turbo engine bolted together, it produces 952bhp of power with a 0-62mph time of 3.3 seconds.

- Round 1 of the Gran Turismo World Series, scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, March 28, has been cancelled.

- A remake of the Assassin's Creed Black Flag game was reportedly in the works.

- Microsoft teases a next-generation Xbox console, codenamed Helix. The next Xbox console will play both Xbox and PC games.

- Youngeun has officially left Kep1er.

- Actress Rhian Ramos confirms her breakup with Sam Verzosa and clarifies rumors about Wil Dasovich.

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Poco A Pokemon

Construct your ideal Pokémon habitat as Ditto in this latest town-building game set in the Pokémon universe... or what remains of it, because you'll find out here.

Poco a Pokemon

Poco a Pokemon (Pokemon Pokopia) gives players a chance to kick back and unwind as a Ditto, where they can meet and greet various Pokemons and build their ideal habitat to their heart's content.

In the ruins of the world of Pokemon where everything has perished, even humans, there came a Ditto and Professor Tangrowth stepping out of the ruins and into the wilderness in their hopes to rebuild habitats for all Pokémon to live.

As you build your ideal Pokémon habitat, you will come across a cast of super-helpful Pokémon that will grant you new abilities to make your building life easy. For instance, Bulbasaur will grant you the power to plant gardens, watering abilities from Squirtle, the Cut move from Scyther, the Rock Smash ability from Hitmonchan, and the list goes on. Some abilities are useful if you're in the mood for collecting resources needed for crafting materials for building.

As you keep on building, more and more Pokémon will reside, while some require you to fulfill certain conditions. Imagine the fun you'll have with your favorite Pokémon inhabitants.

Throughout your building journey, you will stumble across a unique cast of Pokémon, some of whom are witnesses to this forgotten land, including a sad-looking Pikachu. These folks have their own stories to tell.

Being a town-building game, you can use an internet connection (Switch Online subscription required) to visit other players' towns. You can even invite up to three other players to showcase your creations. You can even make a Cloud Island to share with the world as well. Don't forget to bring your favorite Pokémon resident while visiting other players' cloud islands. Your friends can't wait to meet yours.

Now that you understand the basics, are you ready to build your own Pokémon habitat as a Ditto? This game is a great way to relax and unwind from sunrise to sunset. Build, build, build! Build even better! The life of a Ditto has never felt so... well, Ditto. Enjoy!

Let's Do The News! (March 5, 2026)

                          

Your daily round-up of today's news...

- The UAE government is handling lodging and meal fees for those stranded by the ongoing Middle East conflicts.

- The US Senate failed to pass a war powers resolution to limit President Donald Trump's use of military force in Iran.

- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, shared a message on social media expressing solidarity with the people of Iran. They stated, "Your courage, culture, and spirit are recognized and deeply respected." The post concludes with the message, "I believe the day will come when our peoples can walk openly toward one another and build a future of dignity, prosperity, and peace."

- The House Committee on Justice has sent a notice to Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, regarding the two verified impeachment complaints she is facing, to the Office of the Vice President in Mandaluyong City.

- The Philippine National Police has urged two other accomplices of a 19-year-old maritime student who died in a hazing incident in Cavite to cooperate with the investigation. According to PNP PIO Chief P/BGen. Randulf Tuaño, they hope that the said individuals will surface and present their side to shed light on the incident. According to the latest data, the police have already investigated 21 people in connection with the death of the victim, nine of whom had direct participation in the incident, while 12 are considered persons of interest.

- South East Water faces a 22-million-pound fine for repeated supply failures, which affected thousands of customers in Kent and Sussex, England.

- The warming El Niño weather phenomenon could recur later this year as La Niña gradually weakens. According to the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the recent weak La Niña is expected to give way to neutral conditions, which could lead to an El Niño before the end of 2026.

- Aston Martin is likely to run limited laps in the Australian GP out of concern for driver welfare.

- Dacia confirms the name of its upcoming estate car called the Striker.

- Famed F1 engine supplier Judd will supply its 3.5L V6 engine for the JAS Tensei, a restomodded first-generation Honda/Acura NSX.

- The long-awaited Suikoden anime series will air this October 2026.

- Former 2NE1 member Sandara Park denies Park Bom's drug abuse accusation.

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Let's Do The News! (March 4, 2026)

                         

Your daily round-up of today's news...

- US President Donald Trump lashes out UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's repsonse to the Iran war, saying "this is not Winston Churchill we’re dealing with”.

- The UK is deploying the HMS Dragon and helicopters with counter-drone capabilities to defend Cyprus.

- Philippine President Bongbong Marcis admitted that he will no carry out evacuations for Filipinos affrcted in Middle East conflicts due to rising tensions between Israel and Iran.

- Seismic activity in Mayon Volcano continues, according to PHIVOLCS.

- The Anti-Road Rage Act was filed in the PH Congress with harsher penalties.

- The FIA postponed this month's races in the Middle East due to ongoing clashes. The TCR World Tour season opener will kick off in Europe while the 2026 WEC season opener will be in Imola next month.

- Also, it is expected that the 2026 Gran Turismo World Series' Abu Dhabi leg, taking place this month, may get postponed. The Milan leg taking place this May could be its season opener.

- The Mirmo de Pon manga returns with a new series.

- The 3rd season of Yumi's Cells will air on tvn this April 13, 2026.

- FIFA World Cup 2026 playoff tickets are on sale for less than $17.

- Rapper Ghetts was jailed for 12 years for killing a student.

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Let's Do The News! (March 3, 2026)

                        

Your daily round-up of today's news...

- Three American fighter jets that crashed in Kuwait were hit by "apparent friendly fire," according to the US military.

- US President Donald Trump spoke at the White House for the first time since the US launched the offensive in Iran.

- Israel ordered its troops to advance in Lebanon and strike Iran's capital, as Tehran hit the US embassy in Saudi Arabia.

- Philippine President Bongbong Marcos is seeking emergency powers to cut the fuel excise tax in case Dubai crude prices hit the $80/barrel mark due to ongoing clashes in the Middle East.

- South Korean President Lee Jae Myung made his state visit to the Philippines with his First Lady, Kim Hea Kyung. Jae Myung met the Philippines' Bongbong and Liza Marcos at Malacanang.

- The House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms has approved the “substitute bill” for the Anti-Political Dynasty. It received 20 votes from committee members, while four were against.

- Mamamayang Liberal Party-list Rep. Leila De Lima, elected to replace Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice as House Senior Deputy Minority Leader.

- The Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo concept was unveiled, and it will soon arrive in the Gran Turismo franchise.

Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo Concept

- Kyoto Animation President and Co-Founder Hideaki Hatta dies at 76.

- Cover Corp. is suing a VTuber for copyright infringement.

- Singer BoA establishes her own agency named BApal Entertainment.

- Floyd Mayweather announced another exhibition match, this time against Mike Zambidis on June 27 at the Telekom Center in Athens.

- The International Paralympic Committee bans the Ukrainian team from wearing uniforms featuring the map of Ukraine at next week's Winter Paralympics.

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Let's Do The News! (March 2, 2026)

                       

Your daily round-up of today's news...

- US President Donald Trump warns, "there will likely be more US deaths" after three service members were killed in the Iran conflict.

- Oil prices drastically increased following the US-Israel joint assault on Iran.

- Israeli forces clash with Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon as the Middle East conflict worsens.

- The United Kingdom has agreed to the US request to use British bases to destroy Iranian missiles "at source," according to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

- The Philippine National Police (PNP) has closed all Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) sites in the country following the escalating tensions in the Middle East. According to the PNP, this is part of their preparations against the possible “spillover effect” of the conflict in the region to ensure that the country remains safe from any threat.

- Senator Raffy Tulfo assures that he will not run for the 2028 presidential elections. However, he will run for the senatorial race yet again.

- The House Committee on Justice dismissed the first impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte for violating the one-year prohibition period – 22 members of the Committee voted in favor and 10 voted against.

- The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said that there are about 2.4 million Filipinos in the Middle East. Senators assure the safety of OFWs and tourists stranded in the Middle East.

- The Bulusan Volcano has recorded higher seismic activity according to PHIVOLCS.

- The FIA is revising compression ratio tests from June.

- Bushiroad announced the renaming of Tokyo's Hikosen Theater to Starlight Theater in honor of the Revue Starlight franchise. The renaming goes into effect on October 1, 2026.

- The Seasons named Sung Si Kyung as its new presenter.

- TV5 has reportedly canceled the teleserye sequel to the 2024 movie The Kingdom due to budget issues.

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