Trending Ngayon: Black Friday Sales, David Pomeranz and the World's Deepest Swimming Pool for Diving

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Trending Ngayon: Shoppers from across Australia are keen to find Black Friday bargain sales before the Christmas season, David Pomeranz recently visited Perth, Western Australia for his two-day sold-out concert and the Guinness Book Record holder of the World's Deepest Swimming for diving still holds the title since 2021. Credit: Ivan Samkov (on Pexels), Annalyn Violata, Deep Dive Dubai

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On SBS Filipino's 'Trending Ngayon', find out how much Australians are spending during this week's Black Friday shopping frenzy, why renowned international singer-musician David Pomeranz is 'Coming Home' to the Philippines, and where to find the world's deepest swimming for diving.

Key Points
  • Australian shoppers are predicted to spend $6-billion to purchase Black Friday sales before the Christmas season.
  • David Pomeranz is 'Coming Home' to the Philippines 40 years after his first visit to the country.
  • Guinness Book Record holder of the world's deepest pool for diving is 60-meters deep, containing 14 million litres of fresh water.
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