Madonna and Taylor Swift stole the spotlight at the 2026 VMAs, turning their leading nominations into the night's biggest victories.
Using her own body as a point of reference, Filipina artist Mia Antonio explores femininity, autonomy, and the quiet freedom of inhabiting one’s own skin.
DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island brings the Philippines of the ’90s to the screen, with Filipino talent filling its world with familiar voices, music, and a little folklore.
Directed by Andrei Pamintuan, Muli: An OPM Musical follows Anita, a mother of 20 years who finds herself looking beyond the life she built for her family.
The musician also begins a new chapter with Roc Nation.
Sharon Cuneta and Barbie Forteza lead this powerful ensemble for the new family suspense-drama.
With its biggest young adult slate yet, Prime Video brings together familiar stories and faces alongside a new wave of International Originals.
For a generation raised on Hogwarts, Harry Potter: A Yule Ball Celebration brings the magic of the wizarding world to Manila with an evening of dancing, dressing up, and a little enchantment.
Repertory Philippines returns to Shakespeare with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, bringing its tangled lovers, mischievous fairies, and comic misadventures to the stage this September.
With nowhere to be and no one to entertain, an unexpected night in can become the perfect excuse to slow down, indulge yourself and enjoy your own company.
Coffee Plz 2026 brought vibrance to Ayala Malls Circuit Makati for three days of coffee, matcha, and community.
The musician’s third studio album trades the need to keep searching for something more for a warmer, more personal record.
Algae, coral, sea fans, and succulent samphires. The members of the ocean’s ground are all invited to our dinner party.
New leather bags, fresh silhouettes, two very good neutrals, and more.
From discovering your next favorite brew to scoring coffee-fueled perks, here’s why Ayala Malls Circuit Makati is the place to be this weekend.
Filipino performing arts takes the spotlight as CREATEPhilippines and the Manila International Performing Arts Market bring together artists, performers, and industry creatives for three days of shows, conversations, and creative exchange.
With 300 MSMEs taking part, this year’s trade fair offers a glimpse into the future of the country’s coconut industry and the people shaping it.
James Reid returns with “Sunny Side,” a laid-back new collaboration with Luke April from his forthcoming album, honey, i’m home.
From drag shows and independent films to candlelit concerts, salsa nights, trivia, and silent book clubs, Manila’s after-work scene is making room for more than just another round of drinks.
The Manila International Book Fair returns this September with five days of books, authors, publishers, and plenty of reasons to leave with a heavier bag.
The film isn't your typical high-stakes, edge-of-your-seat apocalypse movie. Instead, it is a commentary on the human condition when faced with grief and despair. Spoiler alert: Apparently, hope is always around the corner.
Manila’s final weekend of August is filled with things to do, from yoga and embroidery to storytelling workshops, Japanese papercraft, and pottery.
Metro Manila’s matcha calendar is getting crowded. Between overlapping festivals at MOA and Makati and back-to-back weekends in Marikina, The Podium, and Feliz, August is starting to look like one long celebration of everything green and whisked.
Written by Danna Bernardino and directed by Jef Albea under Studio A Productions, Tulog Na brings the dead to life inside a morgue, exploring love, loss, sacrifice, and the regrets that linger long after a life has ended.
From quiet reading sessions to lively discussions, discover the book clubs making reading a little more social this August.
