BTS member Suga donates 5 billion won to establish an autism treatment center for children following his military service completion. Learn about the impact of his generous contribution to autism therapy and support.
Erykah Badu returns to the music scene after more than a decade with a new single, “Next to You,” and a song, “Echos 19 (mix 122),” performed at a Dallas concert.
Shiloh Jolie, the 19-year-old daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, introduced her new nickname ‘Shi’ during her choreography debut. Shi choreographed a dance routine for an event, marking a significant step in her personal and professional identity.
Anthony Constantino and Shuvee Etrata engaged in a heartfelt exchange during a live broadcast, leading to a viral moment praised by fans online. Their positive interaction captured audience attention and increased their popularity.
DC Studios’ Superman film promotional team receives custom jeepneys in Superman’s colors during their Philippines tour. These unique models feature a cape, symbolizing the superhero, and highlight the merging of Filipino culture with global pop culture. This initiative is part of a global promotional effort to connect with international audiences.
Actress Ynez Veneracion sustained a minor injury during the final taping of “Mga Batang Riles.” The incident did not significantly impact her, and she received immediate care, assuring fans of a swift recovery.
Ariana Grande’s grandmother, Marjorie “Nonna” Grande, dies peacefully at home at age 99. Details confirmed by Ariana’s mother, Joan, through social media.
Zeinab Harake and Bobby Ray Parks Jr. refute claims of their wedding costing P20 million, clarifying details during an interview. Harake explains the generous support from a godfather who built their venue.
Actress Barbie Forteza chooses not to speak about her past romance with Jak Roberto, out of respect for their seven-year relationship. The breakup occurred five months ago, and Forteza expressed her happiness at a recent event for her new drama, “Beauty Empire.”
Ronnie Winter, lead singer of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, has publicly banned Trump supporters from attending concerts during President Trump’s administration, emphasizing his disapproval of Christian voters supporting Trump.