The Manila production finds its own way into the familiar Nicholas Sparks romance, powered by clever nonlinear storytelling, a live orchestra, and Filipino performers who make Allie and Noah’s love story hurt all over again.
The country’s biggest celebration of books returns this September with author meetups, major launches, live panels, and more than 165 exhibitors to explore.
The recently concluded film festival recorded its highest box-office gross (P18 million) ever and did so with one of the gloomiest lineups in its history.
In Muli: An OPM Musical, Teodoro plays Anita, a mother in her 40s who looks back on where her life choices have taken her, and wonders, “What if?”
Beyond the film industry’s tendency to treat nostalgia as an infinite pipeline of content and a bankable asset, true cultural nostalgia runs much deeper than marketability and fan service.
Over the last five years, the entertainment industry has basically turned into one giant montage of our childhoods.
With Louis Vuitton, Uniqlo, Lancome and other houses, the Japanese artist turned her hypnotic visual language into wearable works.
Hosted by Silverlens Galleries founder Isa Lorenzo, the podcast series is about exploring how artists, entrepreneurs, writers, and visionaries make sense of the world—and how the rest of us can see it differently through their eyes.
Get a front-row feel for fan-favorite performances from The Fact Music Awards in an immersive experience landing at Gateway Mall 2 this September.
These performances capture the range, resilience, and remarkable screen presence of the late actress.
Sensory collectibles are giving adults something small to hold onto when stress starts stacking up.
The first authorized documentary about the beloved series is officially in the works. While we wait, these are the episodes I’d watch with coffee, a cardigan, and rain tapping against the window.
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