Entertainment

Demi Moore and her children celebrated Bruce Willis’ 70th birthday while he battles dementia. The family gathered for the occasion, sharing moments on social media.

Filmmaker Darryl Yap posts a P20,000 bail for cyberlibel charges related to his film teaser, allowing him to avoid detention. The Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court will handle the ongoing case, which has spurred discussions on media representation in the Philippines.

“BINI Chapter 1: Born to Win” documentary, produced by ABS-CBN and iWant Originals, is shortlisted at the 2025 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards in the Documentary: Biography or Profiles category. The film offers an in-depth look at the Filipino girl group BINI, exploring their journey and achievements.

Atasha Muhlach leads the Philippine adaptation of “Bad Genius,” directed by Derick Cabrido. The series explores academic pressure and cheating, presenting a fresh take on the Thai classic.

Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch, known for “47 Ronin,” faces charges of swindling Netflix out of $11 million. Prosecutors allege he diverted funds to cryptocurrency investments and luxury purchases, including Rolls-Royces and a Ferrari. Rinsch, 47, was arrested in West Hollywood and appeared in a Los Angeles court, where he agreed to a $100,000 bond. The case involves allegations of wire fraud and money laundering. Netflix paid Rinsch for an unfinished show, but the funds were reportedly used for personal expenses. Rinsch’s attorney has not commented, and the director’s court date in New York remains unset.

Singer JK Labajo pays tribute to Trisha Macalagay, a fan who died in a university fire in Laguna. During a festival, he performed her favorite song.

Ronnie Liang, a Filipino singer and actor, has earned his Ph.D. in Development Administration, showcasing his dedication to education and continuous learning.

Rody Vera and Jamie Wilson join the Manila cast of Stephen Sondheim’s “Into The Woods.” Set for a limited run at Samsung Performing Arts Theater from August 7 to 24, 2025, the production features a star-studded lineup in a compelling retelling of classic fairy tales.

Nadine Lustre addressed a vulgar comment on her Instagram, reinforcing her stance against online harassment. The incident prompts discussions on social media interactions and celebrity influence.