Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Net Worth: How Rich Is the Star?
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's net worth is estimated at $480 million. Who the Filipino politician, president of the Philippines from 2001 to 2010 is and where the documented figure comes from.
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2010 (1984): Where to Watch, Cast & Facts
An evergreen, sourced guide to 2010: streaming options, cast and core facts.
[Archive 2010-04-23] British poet Peter Porter dies at age 81
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-04-23. Peter Porter, an Australian-born British poet, has died at the age of 81 after suffering from liver cancer for a year. The po
[Archive 2010-02-01] Cricket: Caloundra defeat Glasshouse in Sunshine Coast, Queensland division one limited overs final
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-02-01. Caloundra have won the limited overs cricket final on Australia's Sunshine Coast. They defeated Glasshouse by 90 runs. Glassh
[Archive 2010-01-14] An interview with Paul Campbell, founder of Amazing Radio UK
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-14. Digital radio listeners in the UK may have noticed a new station on their list over the last few months with the beta launch
[Archive 2010-02-12] Wheaton Academy, Illinois boys basketball team plays Benet Academy, suffers first in-state loss
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-02-12. The Benet Academy varsity boys basketball team defeated the Wheaton Academy Warriors 64–55 in a non-conference game Tuesday n
[Archive 2010-04-17] Chilean musicians perform concert for Peralillo, Chile residents
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-04-17. More than 50 musicians held a concert for and donated school tools to schoolboys at Peralillo, Chile The Víctor Jara High Sch
[Archive 2010-06-08] UCLA basketball coach John Wooden dies at age 99
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-08. Born in 1910, Wooden was the first person to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame as both a player (1961) and a coach
[Archive 2010-06-15] World Cup workers walk off the job
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-15. Following a labour dispute involving soccer match stewards, South African police have taken over security duties for World Cu
[Archive 2010-03-26] UK's ITV cancels police drama "The Bill" after 27 years
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-26. British television network ITV announced today that it will cancel long running police drama The Bill. The Bill is one of the
[Archive 2010-08-08] Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week two
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-08. Week two of the Gippsland Football League round sixteen split round saw a combined winning margin of 80 points, as Maffra dea
[Archive 2010-08-22] Scottish poet Edwin Morgan dies at age 90
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-22. Scottish poet Edwin Morgan has died at the age of 90. The cause of death was announced as pneumonia. Morgan's writing career
[Archive 2010-03-15] David Beckham to miss World Cup with injury
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-15. Soccer player David Beckham has had surgery for an injury to his Achilles tendon. As a result, he has been ruled out of playi
[Archive 2010-12-01] Empire Strikes Back director Irvin Kershner dies aged 87
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-12-01. Irvin Kershner, director of the second Star Wars movie The Empire Strikes Back, died Saturday at his home in Los Angeles, Cal
[Archive 2010-03-15] Glenbard East defeated by Benet Academy in Illinois basketball sectional
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-15. Top-seeded Glenbard East High School was expected to win the Class 4A Neuqua Valley High School Sectional championship on Fri
[Archive 2010-04-03] Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 1 - Wonthaggi v Leongatha
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-04-03. Wonthaggi, Victoria — Wonthaggi defeated Leongatha at home in the opening game of the 2010 Gippsland Football League (officia
[Archive 2010-09-28] Utah police investigate polygamist family from reality show 'Sister Wives'
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-09-28. The polygamist family at the center of the new TLC reality television series Sister Wives are now the subject of a criminal i
[Archive 2010-08-23] German director Christoph Schlingensief dies at age 49
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-23. German director Christoph Schlingensief has died at the age of 49. His death was announced by Oliver Golloch, a spokesman for
[Archive 2010-08-02] Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week one
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-02. Two games of round 16 of the Gippsland Football League split the round over the weekend. On Saturday, Sale defeated Moe by 75
[Archive 2010-03-15] Paul Schneider leaving NBC's Parks and Recreation; Rob Lowe, Adam Scott to appear in series
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-15. The NBC comedy series Parks and Recreation will experience a shake-up in its cast as Paul Schneider, a regular cast member wi
[Archive 2010-02-19] Golfer Tiger Woods delivers apology speech
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-02-19. American golfer Tiger Woods delivered a speech on Friday where he apologized for his recently publicized marital infidelities
[Archive 2010-07-17] Lady Gaga warns fans of 'hateful' protests during concerts
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-17. Singer and song writer Lady Gaga has warned her fans attending concerts about "hateful" protests that are set to take place d
[Archive 2010-06-03] Ice Hockey: Claude Giroux scores overtime goal to lift Flyers to victory in Game 3 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-03. A Claude Giroux goal 5:59 into the overtime period of play lifted the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4–3 victory over the Chicago B
[Archive 2010-01-07] Jonathan Ross announces departure from BBC
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-07. Television presenter and BBC Radio 2 disc jockey Jonathan Ross has announced his departure from the British Broadcasting Corp
[Archive 2010-07-05] Australian rules football: Six goal win moves Morwell to second on Gippsland Football League ladder
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-05. Morwell have moved into second spot after a 37 point victory over Traralgon in their round 12 Gippsland Football League clash
[Archive 2010-05-15] Colegio Preciosa Sangre, Pichilemu, amidst other Chilean schools celebrate Student's Day
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-05-15. On Friday morning, Student's Day was celebrated in the most schools across Chile. Student's Day was created in May 11, 1990 b
[Archive 2010-06-17] Australian rules football: Traralgon to play Moe in Gippsland Football League clash Saturday
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-17. Traralgon will host Moe on Saturday at the Traralgon Recreation Reserve and Showground instead of the originally scheduled Su
[Archive 2010-08-18] Lucas announces Star Wars for Blu-ray
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-18. After years of rumours George Lucas personally announced at Star Wars "Celebration V" Convention in Orlando the worldwide rel
[Archive 2010-08-30] Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League finals week one
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-08-30. Week one of the Gippsland Football League (Gippsland League, GL) finals was played over the weekend at the Traralgon and Wont
[Archive 2010-07-16] Robbie Williams rejoins British musical group Take That
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-16. Singer Robbie Williams has rejoined and recorded a new album with British musical group Take That, having departed from the g
[Archive 2010-06-10] Football: Chelsea confirm Joe Cole and Michael Ballack departure
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-10. Chelsea, a football club based in London, United Kingdom, have confirmed that Joe Cole and {{w:|Michael Ballack}} will be lea
[Archive 2010-10-27] Paul the 'psychic' octopus dies in Germany
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-10-27. Paul the Octopus, the octopus who became famous for correctly predicting the winner of Germany's seven matches at the 2010 FI
[Archive 2010-05-31] Australian rules football: Maffra go a game clear ahead of Traralgon clash
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-05-31. Maffra defeated Leongatha by six goals to take the outright top spot on the Gippsland Football League ladder, ahead of their
[Archive 2010-02-19] 2010 BRIT Awards highlights
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-02-19. The 2010 BRIT Awards, presented by the British Phonographic Industry, is an annual award ceremony for music artists. This yea
[Archive 2010-06-11] NCAA Football: USC banned from bowl games for two seasons, wins vacated
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-11. The University of Southern California's football team was heavily penalized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (
[Archive 2010-11-29] Canadian-born actor Leslie Nielsen dies aged 84
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-11-29. Leslie Nielsen, a Canadian-born US actor, has died at the age of 84. Nielsen appeared in over 100 films in which he played se
[Archive 2010-07-08] NBA free agency: Bosh, Wade to sign with Miami Heat
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-08. National Basketball Association (NBA) free agents Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade will sign with the Miami Heat, the pair announce
[Archive 2010-01-30] Alex Reid wins UK's Celebrity Big Brother 2010
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-30. Mixed martial arts fighter Alex Reid, nicknamed "The Reidenator", has been voted the winner of UK Celebrity Big Brother 2010.
[Archive 2010-02-23] USA upsets Canada in Olympic ice hockey
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-02-23. The United States men's ice hockey team upset host country Canada, 5-3, in a preliminary round game on Sunday at the Winter O
[Archive 2010-01-12] Former U.S. governor Palin signs TV deal with Fox News
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-12. According to a report by the New York Times that has now been confirmed by Fox News, former United States governor of Alaska
[Archive 2010-10-11] NASCAR: Tony Stewart wins 2010 Pepsi Max 400
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-10-11. Stewart Haas Racing driver Tony Stewart, who qualified twenty-second, won the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 2010 Pepsi Max 400 hel
[Archive 2010-03-14] Georgia panicked by fake Russia invasion broadcast
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-14. A Georgian television station sparked panic today when it broadcast a report containing a simulation of events that might occ
[Archive 2010-06-14] Australian rules football: Traralgon get game back as ladder shakes around middle
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-14. Traralgon reclaimed some pride with a thirteen point victory against Drouin at the Traralgon Recreation Reserve and Showgroun
[Archive 2010-09-06] Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League semi finals
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-09-06. The Gippsland Football League Semi Finals were played over the weekend. The Gippsland Football League (officially Gippsland L
[Archive 2010-03-26] American singer Johnny Maestro dies at 70
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-03-26. American singer Johnny Maestro died of cancer Wednesday at his home in Cape Coral, Florida. Maestro was best known for his 19
[Archive 2010-06-19] Oxford elects poetry professor by email vote
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-19. Geoffrey Hill was announced yesterday to have won the election for the post of Professor of Poetry at the University of Oxfor
[Archive 2010-09-26] David Beckham arrives in Trinidad and Tobago amid security fears
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-09-26. British footballer David Beckham has arrived in Trinidad and Tobago amid fears of kidnapping. Beckham travelled to the island
[Archive 2010-04-15] European airspace closed by volcanic ash
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-04-15. Hundreds of thousands of air travelers had their travel plans disrupted in Europe by volcanic ash from the Eyjafjallajökull e