Entertainment

Celebrating, reminiscing DZMM

I was at the caravan of DZMM Serbisyong Kapamilya at Ayala Malls Felize in Marcos Highway last Friday. ​I was convinced to go and see the show with a dear cousin, Ret. Col. Severina Anacion Rojas who wanted to see in person one of the station’s anchors. Dan Capucion, a townmate from Lopez, Quezon. Most of the announcers of the …

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Feminine gaze in the Blessed Virgin of the Fatima

What’s unique with the Blessed Virgin Mary is Her chameleonic tendencies, not necessarily changing facial appearances or but sporting frocks and vestments of diverse kind. Her face always exudes the soft, loving, tender, motherly. Of course, assuming multiple faceted names—depends on what is her purpose in a particular time and the significance of the place She vsits or has visited. The Virgin …

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DAVID YOUNG DROPS SELF-TITLED FIRST EP

Filipino-American singer-songwriter David Young delivers a classic romantic sound with his self-titled debut extended play (EP) under Star Music. “Love is the biggest emotion that I know of in music. I write songs that may sound old, but I try to be inspired as well through new ideas for songwriting,” he shared in Star Music’s Artist’s Notes vlog. The mini …

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BINI EXPLORES DIFFERENT FORMS OF LOVE IN NEW ALBUM “FLAMES”

BINI embraces themes of love, youth, and self-discovery in the new album “Flames,” released just in time for the nation’s girl group’s highly anticipated “BINIfied” concert at the Philippine Arena this Nov. 29 (Saturday). The new album was inspired by a Filipino love acronym “FLAMES” that symbolizes different relationships. BINI reintroduced this acronym with the group’s own unique meaning through …

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Gising na, Unang Hirit na! 

For 26 years, Unang Hirit (UH) has been the nation’s morning companion, bringing early news, fresh energy, and true public service to millions of Filipinos. As it celebrates its 26th anniversary, the shout rings louder than ever: GISING NA, UNANG HIRIT NA! UH has never been just about waking people up. It’s also about waking Filipinos to hard truths that matter, from corruption …

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Vice Ganda et al most awaited at 2nd Trillon Peso March at EDSA

by Boy Villasanta Yesterday’s massive anti-corruption rally 2nd Trillion Peso March and other independent movements at EDSA People Power Monument and Rizal Park spearheaded by 1Sambayanan and multi-sectoral groups was initially estimated to have at least 300,000 participants. But according to authorities, more than one million rallyists joined the mass action to address and demand transparency and accountability from the perpetrators …

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The emergence of pop nationalist, protest songs

There had never been more emerging popular protest songs in the history of Philippine music than the anti-corruption hymns coming out profusely during and after the expose on the flood control anomalous projects within the last four months. Because of the inspiration and urgency of the situations, composers, musical scorers, lyricists, record producers etc. and their cohorts have the creative …

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Is Heart Evangelista distancing from hubby?

Noticeably, after the breakout big news of corruption associated with flood control substandard or ghost projects where a number of politicians and contractors, private and not a few executives from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Heart Evangelista’s social media posts were confined mostly to her exclusive activities especially in fashion and private affairs. Only a single compiled …

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Madz guests at MSO centennial concert January 2026

The Manila Symphony Orchestra’s 100th Anniversary Concert is all set on January 22, 2026 at the Samsung Performance Arts Theater.  The guest artists are as follows: Darrel Ang and Mark Anthony Carpio (conductors), Muyu Liu (pianist), and the Philippine Madrigal Singers, or simply Madz (choral group). The repertoire are as follows: “Leonor Overture No. 3, Op. 72” and “Piano Concerto …

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Twin bill pays homage to movie, TV and stage actor, National Artist for Theater Tony Mabesa

After the success of “Nanay Bangis” and “Mga Anak ng Unos,” Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas (Dulaang UP) returned to the stage by paying tribute to its founder and National Artist for Theater Antonio ‘Tony’ Mabesa. The tribute, titled “Para kay Tony: Tungo sa Ginintuang Alaala,” was a twin bill that showcased two productions which ended yesterday that capture the spirit …

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