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AlDub Nation is set to break World Twitter Record of 6.2 Million of the hashtag #LoveWins in 24 hours. And since AlDub is all about Love, and if AlDub Nation beat the current record still #LoveWins. AlDub is currently the record holder in the Philippines for the hashtag #ALDUBBATTLEForACause which was tweeted 5.8 Million times just 400k shy away from the World Record. @hilda25gmailco1 heto po o! Nood na lang ng full video sa FB ng @EatBulaga mamaya! #AlDubTheAbduction pic.twitter.com/nd4K1TbUHp — Official PEP.ph (@PEPalerts) September 12, 2015 Meanwhile, according to IBTimes.com, shortly after the U.S. ruling on same-sex marriage Friday morning, topics related to the Supreme Court’s decision began trending on Twitter. At first there was #MarriageEquality, 14th Amendment and Supreme Court. But one hashtag took off like no other on the microblogging site: #LoveWins. Now AlDub Nations are gearing to break the Twitter World Record with the hashtag of the day,  # ALDUBTheAbduction OH MY

357 bikini clad girls set a new world record for the largest bikini parade on the Gold Coast in Australia. Guinness World Records awarded to the participants at Surfers Paradise Beach in Gold Coast City on October 2, 2011 after they broke the world record for the longest bikini parade.

The University of Santo Tomas (UST)   aims to be on Guinness World Records for the world’s largest human rosary today, December 8, 2010, was held succesfully. University of Santo Tomas, according to Philippine history, is the oldest Catholic university in Asia and the largest university in Manila, held the Quadricentennial Living Rosary on its campus in Manila. The Facebook page, with the title UST QRosary , added that the attempt to set a world record is also their way to say a ‘Grand Thank You’ to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus, for the 400 years of ‘Maternal Protection’ she has given the University of Santo Tomas. UST students and faculty members form the words 'Ave Maria' before forming into a giant rosary chain on the school grounds on Wednesday.  The event, which  took place today, December 8, which is also the feast of the Immaculate Conception, where more than 20,000 ‘Thomasians’ as expected  came and joined the big event. <p>&amp