Lifestyle & Features

The sharp mind of Asia’s Sentimental Songstress Imelda Papin is working again.

By Jezrel Santillan Last August 3, the Cinemalaya film festival formally opened at the Cultural Center of the Philippines which was filled with colorful lights, lively music and excited moviegoers.

After years of research about the Philippine Independence, Dr. Emmanuel Franco Calairo, PhD, a professor of History in De La Salle University-Dasmariñas launched a landmark book about the historically truth about the August 1, 1898 Bacoor Assembly.

As a broadcast journalist, my passion is also to make films including documentaries.

It’s inevitable that the short film format will be one of the most anticipated entertainment fares not only among cineastes but ordinary filmgoers as well. After almost a century of full-length film’s dominance in the commercial market, shorts have found its niche, finally, though, relatively slowly.

It’s not only the Top 3 box-office Philippine movies in 2017 that will hit the screens in the 2018 Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival in Bucheon City, South Korea.

By Ben Cal On the occasion of the 68th anniversary of the Korean War on Monday (June 25), former President Fidel V. Ramos, a veteran of the Korean War, recalled the  bravery and heroism of the Filipino soldiers fighting against all odds the combined Chinese and North Korean forces.

We admire award-winning actress Elizabeth Oropesa for publicly apologizing to fellow actress Azenith Briones over the pieces of jewelry brouhaha that created a stir among show biz denizens and the public alike. It takes guts to muster an apology whether one is guilty or not of a crime one is accused of.

Just when you start thinking how to report a rude trike driver to the authorities, in walks an olive-skinned gal with her dad in front of her and suddenly you’re struck…by stars and lightning.

The 66th Famas has a blurb—the new Famas.