From a historical reckoning in Madrid to intimate family dramas and an unprecedented comedy pairing, the 2026 Metro Manila Film Festival offers distinct visions of Filipino cinema.
Celebrate Museums and Galleries Month over art, architecture and a good cup at these five museum cafés around Metro Manila.
Cinema '76 is taking its final bow this October. We look back at the beloved microcinema—and the alternative screens keeping Manila’s film culture alive.
This year’s selection delivers everything a reader could ask for: two former Booker winners, a brilliant debut, and seasoned writers at the peak of their literary might.
DreamWorks’ Filipino-inspired adventure brought back the stories I grew up hearing and the people I’ve shared my life with.
Kakki Teodoro leads a moving, funny musical about unfinished dreams, the people we carry with us, and finding the courage to begin again.
The highly acclaimed, genre-busting comic adaptation has split fans down the middle, but for unexpected reasons.
From a horror prom to a private yacht party on Manila Bay, these Halloween events make a convincing case for dressing to distress.
Lili Reinhart and a lovely friendship make the adaptation enjoyable, even when the romance falls a little short.
Does fashion imitate the screen or does the screen imitate fashion? The answer has always been a little of both....
FASHIONPhilippines Milan returns with 12 homegrown brands, global fashion mentors, and a sharper strategy for taking Filipino design beyond national recognition.
Gal Gadot races against time across London in Prime Video’s The Runner, a breathless thriller whose relentless speed can’t quite summon suspense.
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