Vitaly's usual online persona revolves around edgy pranks and shock value, but officials in the Philippines aren’t laughing. His livestreams, seen by thousands, allegedly featured acts of ...

But this time, his "pranks" really came off more ... purchasing and handing out PS5s, cell phones, money, and even clothes to locals in the Philippines. So, he harassed some and provided for ...

SINGAPORE – If bookmakers and crypto investors are right on the money ... hours south of the Philippine capital Manila. He wanted to be a doctor, but a priest’s prank set him on a different ...

In the video, the 34-year-old Zdorovetskiy is seen donating money, TVs, PS5 consoles, school supplies, iPhones and shoes to locals in the Philippines ... a controversial prank targeting ...

was detained in the Philippines in early April after residents called on authorities to act. Zdorovetskiy had reportedly harassed multiple people on his stream, including offering money to a woman ...

“I haven’t seen this level of uncertainty,” Justin Robert Ladaban, president of the Money Market Association of the Philippines, said in an interview late Monday. “Unlike in the pandemic ...

Popular Kick live streamer, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, was arrested in the Philippines on April 2 ... He moved to a nearby shopping centre where he pulled pranks on the locals there. He approached an older ...

Kick streamer Vitaly Zdorovetskiy was reportedly arrested in the Philippines after videos of ... Not long after, the creator appeared to play petty pranks on the locals at a nearby shopping ...

The YouTuber's content typically involves pulling pranks and publicity stunts ... The YouTuber has shared videos on his Instagram, offering money to people in the Philippines after playing games. A ...

And no, this is not an April Fool's Day prank. Current job offers are up ... DMW, formerly the Philippine Overseas Workers Administration (POEA), keeps a licensing process that overseas job ...

Philippine authorities celebrated the country’s removal last week from the money-laundering “grey list” of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), but some civil society groups described it ...