Ginebra PBA guard RJ Abarrientos married longtime partner Arlove De Jesus in a Manila ceremony. The couple’s wedding, attended by family and sports personalities, marks a new chapter in their lives as Abarrientos continues his professional basketball career.
Texas lawmakers debate a $2.5 billion investment in film incentives as ‘Landman’ films in Fort Worth, enhancing local economic footprint and industry growth.
Ms. Rachel, creator of “Songs for Littles,” welcomes a baby girl named Susannah via surrogate. She shares her gratitude, reflecting on her journey through infertility.
Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren bring “The Last Five Years” to Broadway, a musical journey exploring love and ambition. Witness this heartwarming story of a five-year relationship, now staged at the Hudson Theatre.
Actor Dennis Padilla reconnects with his children Julia and Leon Barretto during Leon’s 22nd birthday celebration. This reunion marks progress in rebuilding family ties after years of estrangement following Padilla’s annulled marriage to Marjorie Barretto.
American YouTuber Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov, 24, arrested in India for illegally entering North Sentinel Island, home to the isolated Sentinelese tribe.
Anthony Jennings is set to star in his first international film, “Mother Maybe,” a horror-comedy directed by Sonny Calvento. The film delves into eerie family ties and supernatural horror, marking Jennings’ debut in the global film scene.
BTS’ J-Hope ties with Jungkook for the most K-pop solo hits on Billboard, achieving his seventh solo entry with “Mona Lisa.” The single debuted at No. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped charts worldwide, reinforcing J-Hope’s global influence. Despite military service, both artists maintain their chart dominance. BTS members are set for a 2025 reunion post-military service.
Scottie Thompson, a key player for Ginebra in the PBA, announced on Friday that he and his wife, Jinky, are expecting their third child. Balancing his successful basketball career, Thompson embraces this new chapter in his personal life.
During the Universal Pictures presentation at CinemaCon, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande revealed new footage from “Wicked: For Good.” The film, directed by Jon M. Chu, will hit theaters in November, concluding the beloved Broadway musical adaptation.