Could Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph be the next onscreen pair movie fans will be talking about? It is certainly a match few saw coming—and that may be exactly what makes “Stuck On You” quite intriguing. For the first time, Manabat and Joseph are teaming up as romantic leads in “Stuck On You,” a sexy... Continue Reading →
Onna holds listening party for fans to celebrate second single ‘Unang Tingin’
After making an impact with their debut single “Darama,” OONA. is ready to show another side of their artistry with their second single, “Unang Tingin.” Composed of Bella, Jaylou, Kari, Coleen, and Isaki, the group continues to make their presence felt, following the strong introduction they made with “Darama.” Now, with their latest release, OONA.... Continue Reading →
Xyriel Manabat vs. Sassa Gurl: Who will win best actress at CinePanalo 2026?
Two actresses, Xyriel Manabat and Sassa Gurl, are on an awards-season collision course. Xyriel has the experience and acting pedigree, while Sassa is riding on a momentum and a role that could upend everyone’s expectations. When Puregold CinePanalo 2026 is poised to choose its Panalong Aktres, could this be the face-off to watch? Xyriel Manabat... Continue Reading →
AI slop? ‘Plump Blossom’ filmmaker Rossana Hwang responds to backlash
After receiving criticism online over its use of artificial intelligence (AI), Plump Blossom writer-director-producer Rossana Hwang has responded to the growing discussion surrounding the film. Some online users have called the AI-assisted movie 'AI slop,' while others questioned its Chinese-inspired story despite being presented as a Filipino film. Hwang said she understands why people may... Continue Reading →
MARSTEK Batangas brings smart energy solutions, business opportunities to local partners
The growing demand for reliable and efficient energy solutions in Batangas highlights the importance of technologies that can help households, businesses, and communities better manage their electricity needs. Addressing this opportunity, MARSTEK Batangas gathered local business leaders, solar professionals, entrepreneurs, and energy advocates during the MARSTEK Batangas Partners’ Summit 2026 to introduce new opportunities in... Continue Reading →
Yassi Pressman, Wilbert Ross bring Pinoy star power to Korean-Filipino movie ‘The Guardian’
Korean and Filipino stars collide in a pulse-pounding rescue mission as The Guardian is now showing in cinemas nationwide. The Guardian, directed by Jeong Jang Hwan (Steel Rain, Save the Green Planet!), is top-billed by K-pop idol and Infinite vocalist, Nam Woo-hyun, together with Park Eun-hye, an established Hallyu star best known for the epic... Continue Reading →
Ready to ‘Spit or Swallow’? VMX gets hot with its newest movie
How much are you willing to swallow just to feel accepted? VMX takes you to the seductive and complicated world of desire and self-discovery in Spit or Swallow, premiering on September 11. Starring Kim Yashii as Lena, Rinoa Halili as Astra, and Ghion Espinosa as Cole, Spit or Swallow follows a young woman torn between... Continue Reading →
How to join Puregold Teatro Panalo: What aspiring playwrights need to know
Aspiring playwrights looking for an opportunity to bring their original work to the stage can turn to Puregold Teatro Panalo, a new platform created to spotlight Filipino theatre works. The program is currently accepting original one-act plays and musicals, with selected entries set to receive professional stagings as part of its inaugural festival in 2027.... Continue Reading →
High voltage vs low voltage solar batteries: Which is better and worth the money?
For homeowners searching for the best solar battery in the Philippines, top solar systems, or a home energy storage solution that is genuinely worth the money, voltage is one specification that deserves more attention. Many affordable batteries in the market are commonly sold as 12V, 24V, or 48V systems, while more advanced residential energy storage... Continue Reading →
FDCP Chair Jose Javier Reyes explains why PH cinema needs a ‘tipping point’
As big foreign movies like The Odyssey, Spider-Man, and Insidious continue to draw crowds and earn big at the box office, the question for Philippine cinema is: How can local films move forward? For Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) chairperson Jose Javier Reyes, the local film industry needs better content, more education, and... Continue Reading →
