Actress Charee Pineda reflects on her personal loss of her baby girl, Christiana, ahead of her first Christmas. Pineda shares her grief on Instagram, highlighting themes of sorrow and resilience during the holiday season.
Gary Valenciano’s “Pure Energy: One More Time” concert was abruptly halted due to health concerns. The seasoned performer addressed fans, apologizing for not being able to finish the show.
Alodia Gosiengfiao, a well-known cosplayer and content creator, reveals her son Cameron’s face to the public for the first time. She shared the image on Instagram, capturing widespread attention and delight from fans and followers, adding a new dimension to her personal narrative.
Julian Lennon publicly thanks dermatologist Dr. Tess Mauricio for identifying cancerous moles and coordinating life-saving surgery. Dr. Mauricio, known for her innovative dermatological practices, serves many celebrity clients at her clinics in San Diego and Beverly Hills.
Zia Dantes, daughter of Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes, wins the Aliw Breakthrough Child Performer of the Year award. Her talent shines at the 37th Aliw Awards, marking a milestone in her budding career.
Nikki Valdez returns to theater after 15 years, set to perform in the Philippine production of “Next to Normal” in February 2025, alternating the role of Diana Goodman with Sheila Valderrama.
Hip-hop artist Nik Makino urges government support for the Filipino rap community, emphasizing the need for funding and resources to aid aspiring artists in honing their craft.
Anne Curtis held a party for the cast and crew of the Philippine adaptation of “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.” The celebrated gathering highlighted the camaraderie among the team ahead of the series premiere.
A woman accuses Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexual assault, admitting inconsistencies in her story. Her lawyer pursues further investigation as legal proceedings continue.
Sharon Cuneta and Kiko Pangilinan attended the “Konsyerto sa Palasyo” concert at Malacañang, hosted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos. The event highlighted the intersection of culture and politics in the Philippines.