Entertainment

Vice Ganda, a prominent Filipino entertainer, receives a Special Jury Citation at MMFF 2024. His win for “And the Breadwinner Is…” highlights LGBTQIA+ representation in film.

Bruno Mars sets a new record on Spotify with over 140 million monthly listeners, thanks to hit collaborations with Lady Gaga and Blackpink’s Rosé. The artist’s streaming success, coupled with his live performances, solidifies his position as a global music icon.

Actress Glaiza De Castro reunites with husband David Rainey in Ireland for the holidays. The couple shares their joyous experiences and local adventures through social media, offering fans a glimpse into their festive celebration and cultural exploration in Northern Ireland.

Ellen Adarna addressed criticism of her family’s Christmas photo on Instagram. She emphasized that public comments on her family’s personal life were unwelcome.

The NFL’s first live stream on Netflix marked a new era in sports broadcasting. Despite pregame glitches, the game went smoothly, indicating streaming’s potential in live sports.

“My Future You,” starring Francine Diaz and Seth Fedelin, debuts at the 50th MMFF. This unique film explores personal growth across timelines, showcasing the actors’ development.

Christopher Nolan’s next film, “The Odyssey,” is set to bring Homer’s epic tale to life with stars like Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Tom Holland, and Robert Pattinson. Scheduled for release in July 2026, the film promises a mythic action experience shot worldwide with advanced IMAX technology.

SB19 members Justin, Stell, and Pablo discuss the Filipino concept of “utang na loob,” emphasizing love and appreciation over obligation. Their views spark debate on cultural expectations and family dynamics.

Actor John Arcilla addresses concerns over the rising costs of essential goods, questioning affordability for ordinary citizens. Arcilla’s recent comments on X, formerly known as Twitter, highlight the financial strain on families and individuals.