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Buzz Feed
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
5 Things We Love About The Latest Music Drop Of The Country's P-POP Royalties
Sis, haven't you heard? The hottest track combining P-Pop royalties, Sarah Geronimo and SB-19 is out! More than just a collaboration single, 'Umaaligid' is a music film that centers around a thrilling whodunit story when a messy house party turns sour and ends with a murder investigation. Produced by Sarah and features the SB-19 boys dipping their toes into acting, wink wink, the collaboration between these two iconic forces of Pinoy Pop has everyone non-stop talking about it on any platform you can get your hands on. As you are reading this, it has just recently debuted as #1 and #3 on iTunes PH! 1. The most iconic collision of two P-pop Royalty generations 'Umaaligid' is also the first official release of Sarah Geronimo, and actor-businessman husband, Matteo Guidicelli's record label called G-Music. Her fans, fondly known as Popsters praise Sarah for being a pioneer for producing her own work, whilst still making room for other artists, like SB-19, to shine and create art with purpose. 2. SB-19 boys' swoon-worthy acting. Everyone is picking their favorite performances and naming stand-out favorites in the band. The most popular ones are about Josh, Justin, and Ken's acting. Who would your favorite be? Who made you the most kilig watching? Maybe the boys will have more acting stints after this too. Who knows? No one can deny that they are not triple threats now. 3. All the buzzing theories on who the real culprit is! 4. Absolute Cinema. The music film bookends the beginning and end with the same shot– a dead body on the floor and the six suspects surrounding it. Talk about chills! 5. Big brain energy behind the lyrics Go stream! We'll help you out:
CBS News
27-03-2025
- Politics
- CBS News
California lawmakers seek tougher penalties for "swatting" calls
A state senator from Southern California is seeking tougher penalties for hoax 911 reports after two "swatting" calls triggered massive law enforcement responses at a college and hospital this month. "This bill is going to tackle that loophole where you don't need to mention a person and it's still against the law," state Senator Susan Rubio said. "Swatting" is when someone knowingly submits a false report, typically posing as a witness to an active shooter, hostage, or home invasion situation. The caller often tries to coax law enforcement to send the largest response possible, including a SWAT team, according to the National 911 Program. Swatting or making a false report of an emergency can be charged with a misdemeanor or felony, depending on if the report was likely to kill or seriously hurt someone, according to the California Penal Code. Currently, California law requires perpetrators to threaten specific people in order to be prosecuted. Rubio's SB-19 would also make it a chargeable offense if a suspect makes credible threats of mass violence at schools, hospitals and houses of worship. "Our children deserve better. Our students, our communities deserve better," Rubio said. "Hopefully, this will send a strong message." Two weeks ago, students at Claremont McKenna College sheltered in place after someone reported a hoax hostage situation where they had planted a bomb inside one of the campus' bathrooms. "Everyone was kind of running around and leaving campus," student Talia Holzman said. "It was scary." A day before the hoax at Claremont McKenna, dozens of San Bernardino County deputies and officers from neighboring agencies swarmed the Loma Linda University Medical Center after a false claim of an active shooter inside of the hospital's pediatrics building.
