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.
David Hekili Kenui Bell, known for his role in “Lilo & Stitch” live-action, has passed away. His sister Jalene confirmed his death, expressing sorrow and highlighting his passion for acting. Condolences and tributes pour in as family and friends remember his contributions to the entertainment industry.
South Korean actor Ju Ji Hoon will host his first Manila fan meeting, ‘JUNIVERSE,’ on August 2, 2025, at Newport Performing Arts Theater. Tickets available June 21. Presented by Wilbros Live.
The Jonas Brothers have announced venue changes for six concerts during their JONAS20 tour, including a shift from Globe Life Field to Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas. The band assures fans that all performances will proceed on the originally scheduled dates.
Taylor Swift announced the resolution of her six-year conflict with Shamrock Capital and Scooter Braun over her master recordings. Her rerecording project aims to regain control over her music, offering new versions of her albums under the “Taylor’s Version” label. This move has implications for artists’ rights and industry practices, drawing attention from intellectual property experts. Swift’s strategy could set a precedent for other artists seeking ownership of their work.