Larrazabal shared that this happened in the ’90s when she was doing the program “Kool Ka Lang” on GMA. “Kaya very grateful ako sa GMA, alam mo kung bakit? Kasi during that time hindi nila ...

She noted that she had to undergo a corneal transplant for her eye to heal, adding that this was during the time she was part of "Kool Ka Lang" on GMA Network, which ran from the late '90s to the ...

The Kingda Ka roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure was destroyed by demolition crews early Friday morning, three months after officials announced the closure of the ride in November.

Kingda Ka, once the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world, is now a pile of rubble after it was imploded at New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure on Friday morning. The implosion ...

Bida si Misis,” “Home Sweetie Home” and in GMA Network’s “Kool Ka Lang” and “Mulawin.” He was also part of Star Circle Batch 6. In movies, he provided the comic relief in “Bakit ...

Six Flags’ iconic Kingda Ka roller coaster — once ranked the tallest and fastest in the world — has been reduced to mere rubble in a caught-on-camera implosion. Footage of the dramatic ...

"We know for a fact that it costs more to teach a student with severe disabilities," said Lang, a Republican from West Chester. "I'm gonna make a number up, let's say that cost is $50,000 a year ...

Kingda Ka previously operated as the world's tallest — and, for a past period, fastest — roller coaster, until Six Flags Great Adventure closed the ride with no warning. Entertainment Weekly's ...

It’s the end of an era for one of the tallest, fastest and most popular roller coasters in the U.S. Six Flags Great Adventure, located in Jackson Township, New Jersey, imploded its Kingda Ka ...

On Friday, Feb. 28, the famous Kingda Ka roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventures in Jackson, N.J., was imploded, ending its tenure as the tallest coaster in the world. On Thursday ...

The amusement park, located in Jackson Township, imploded its Kingda Ka roller coaster early on Friday, Feb. 28. The coaster was blown up before 7 a.m., two hours earlier than originally expected.