Cho, Toutoi LOVE/New Black

Because today's Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club is an eight-member unit, a different sub-unit approach was implemented, meaning the unit was split into two teams. 

The team, comprising Rurino Osawa (CV: Kanna Kan), Sayaka Murano (CV: Kokona Nonaka), Kosuzu Kachimachi (CV: Fuuka Hayama), and Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld (CV: Miu Miyake), will be known as "Ruri&To", while the other, comprising Hime Anyoji (CV: Rin Kurusu), Kaho Hinoshita (CV: Nozomi Nirei), Ginko Momose (CV: Hina Sakurai), and Izumi Katsuragi (CV: Amane Shindo) will be known as "PRINCEε>ε>".

This latest Hasunosora single is the first for the two shuffle teams ready to make their statements.

Cho, Toutoi LOVE/New Black

For this new single featuring Hasunosora's two shuffle teams, the former will perform two new songs, such as "Cho, Toutoi LOVE" and "Hey Say Gals!!!!", while the latter will perform the other two, such as "Nεw Black" and "IcHiGo milK love".

These new songs truly showcase how the two shuffle teams make their statements, and you should too. Expect more to come for Hasunosora's two shuffle teams.

Let's Do The News! (December 3, 2025)

    

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

- The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has defended the maintenance and use of its Super Tucano aircraft after the Department of National Defense (DND) was questioned about their alleged “outdated” status. The PAF clarified that each air asset has a unique role in operations and depends on mission requirements.

- Personnel from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)- Organized and Transnational Crimes Division continue their inspection of two condominium units of former congressman Zaldy Co in Taguig recently.

- House Assistant Minority Leader and Gabriela Women’s Party Rep. Sarah Elago has slammed Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte’s statements that she will continue to fight corruption and greed among high-ranking government officials. Elago said VP Sara’s integrity is questionable when it comes to fighting anomalies, especially since the people have not yet forgotten the ₱125 million confidential funds of the Office of the Vice President that were used up in just 11 days.

- Senator Raffy Tulfo has recommended to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) that e-trikes used to travel on secondary roads or outside barangays and subdivisions be issued special driver's licenses even if they are "for private use". This is also related to the proposed regulation of e-bikes and e-trikes and the complete ban on them from passing through major thoroughfares.

- Pakistan faces criticism for sending expired air to Sri Lanka as the death toll from Cyclone Ditwah rises to over 1,300.

- Twelve police officers would have faced gross misconduct cases over the Hillsborough disaster, which killed 97 Liverpool FC fans, according to a report.

- A five-year CCP cyber operation targeted US infrastructure and likely affected every American, according to FBI officials.

- Lexus is joining alongside Toyota Gazoo Racing in this Friday's unveiled of its new sports model inspired by the GT Concept as seen on the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

- JLR reportedly fired design boss Gerry McGovern, who masterminded the Type 00 Concept.

- Mercedes-Benz teases the return of the G-Class Cabriolet.

- The Red Bull F1 team replaced Yuki Tsunoda with Racing Bulls' Isack Hadjar to race alongside Max Verstappen for the F1 2026 season, while the Racing Bulls camp saw Liam Lawson join with newcomer Arvid Lindblad. Tsunoda will now serve as the test and reserve driver.

- Miki Koyama and Rikuto Kobayashi will participate in next week's Super Formula test sessions at Suzuka Circuit.

- Jade Jacquet will drive for the Williams F1 Team for the 2026 F1 Academy season.

- Vtuber Kanata Amane announced graduation.

- Amazon began using AI-generated English dubs on anime shows.

- LEGO unveiled its Stranger Things Creel House playset, available at the end of December 2025.

- Burger King released a limited-time menu inspired by The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants.

- IVE member Leeseo will step down from being Inkigayo presenter.

- Lee Jung Ha will enlist in the Marine Corps.

- Former England cricketer Robin Smith dies at age 62.

TTFN.

Let's Do The News! (December 2, 2025)

   

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

- The Presidential Communications Office says the search for Cassandra Ong is still ongoing. Ong is around the Philippines, according to the DILG records.

- Senate President Tito Sotto says he may file an ethics complaint against Sen. Bato Dela Rosa in connection with his consecutive absences and failure to appear in Senate sessions.

- Land Bank officials are facing the Independent Commission for Infrastructure.

- Over 200 ghost flood control projects were discovered by the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

- Miss Universe Organization president Raul Rocha is currently facing drug, firearms, and fuel-trafficking charges.

- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says there was "no misleading" after claims Chancellor Rachel Reeves didn't give the full picture on the economy before the Budget.

- The death toll from the Sri Lanka floods hit 366.

- Kia will reveal the next-generation Seltos this December 10th.

- One of TOEI's executive producers revealed reasons why ending the Super Sentai Series' five-decade run and replacing it with PROJECT R.E.D.

- Touken Ranbu musicals will conclude at the end of 2027.

- Demons' Crest, a novelization made by the author of Sword Art Online, Reki Kawahara, will be getting a TV anime.

- The Netflix original K-drama, Cashero, will stream this December 26, 2025.

TTFN.

Let's Do The News! (December 1, 2025)

  

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

- Two Sunwest officials involved in the flood control anomaly are prepared to surrender, according to the CIDG.

- The Philippine National Police has lowered the alert status after yesterday's peaceful protests.

- Japan and the Philippines conducted their Maritime Cooperative Activity at the West Philippine Sea.

- Three China Coast Guard vessels were spotted near Zambales, according to the Philippine Coast Guard.

- One of two typhoons may enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility before the year's end, PAGASA warns.

- Crackdown on e-trikes and e-bikes crossing national highways postponed until January 2, 2026, according to the LTO.

- Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff has resigned following an anti-corruption crackdown.

- Airbus warns of flight disruption as thousands of planes require an immediate software update.

- Sir Tom Stoppard, one of the UK's best-known playwrights, passed away at the age of 88.

- Perodua's first EV, the QV-E, was unveiled.

- Mathilda Paatz joins the 2026 F1 Academy grid with Aston Martin.

- The Himitsu no AiPri movie is coming this March 13, 2026.

- ZEROBASEONE announced their short-term contract extraction.

- Stray Kids scored their 8th No.1 Billboard 200.

- Meet the winners of the 41st Star Awards.

- Jimuel Pacquiao, one of Manny Pacquiao's sons, scored a majority draw in his pro boxing debut.

TTFN.

F1 2025: Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix

F1's 75th anniversary celebrations continue with the penultimate race of the season, the Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix. With only two races left this season, can Max Verstappen regain the lead to defend his Driver's Champion status, or will the two McLaren drivers fight back until one of them gets their first title?

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Max Verstappen has once again proved to the world that it ain't over until it's truly over. His victory against Oscar Piastri set up the 12-point decisive battle against title frontrunner, Lando Norris, who finished 4th in the race. Meanwhile, Carlos Sainz is back on the podium after finishing in third place, another best result for the Williams team this season.

Other finishers include Andrea Kimi Antonelli, George Russell, Fernando Alonso, Charles Leclerc, Liam Lawson, and Yuki Tsunoda.

As told before, can Max Verstappen defend his Driver's Champion status, or will the two McLaren drivers fight back until one of them gets their first title? All will be revealed in the F1 2025 season finale, the Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, this December 7, 2025. Don't miss it!

2025 Repco Supercars Championship - bp Adelaide Grand Finale

With Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown, and Kai Allen making up the Supercars' Championship 4, which driver will be crowned this year's champion? All will be revealed with the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship's bp Adelaide Grand Finale. It's time to find out who gets the title.

The first part saw Broc Feeney defeated Chaz Mostert and Ryan Wood in the first part, earning him the upper hand for the title fight. However, in the finale, his title hopes were crushed due to engine problems after his tangle with Ryan Wood.

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As Matt Payne wins the final race of the season, Chaz Mostert, who finished second ahead of Will Brown, earned his right to be crowned the 2025 Supercars Champion. His title victory marked the first time someone in the current-generation Ford Mustang Supercar to done so.

Congratulations to Chaz Mostert for becoming the 2025 Supercars Champion!

And this concludes the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship. See you next year.

WRC 2025: Rally Saudi Arabia

The 2025 World Rally Championship concludes with the WRC-first Rally Saudi Arabia. This season's finale marked a huge milestone as Saudi Arabia became the first Middle Eastern country to host a WRC race weekend, the 39th overall country to do so after Paraguay earlier this season.

Extreme Middle Eastern heat, desert setting, no hints where to start and finish, the Rally Saudi Arabia is by far the most challenging WRC event as drivers are using their wits to survive through the harsh Arabic setting by all means.

The Rally Saudi Arabia ended with Hyundai N nabbed the first two podiums, with Thierry Neuville the winner and Adrien Fourmaux the second placer.

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Although he finished 3rd in the Rally Saudi Arabia, Sebastien Ogier earned the right to be crowned the 2025 WRC Champion. This marks his ninth time earning the title.

And that concludes the 2025 World Rally Championship. See you in January 2026.