Limelight

In the local entertainment industry and outside of it, the good news breaking from the national health crisis is the loosening up of tension brought about by the decreasing cases of COVID-19 in the country and the lifting of restrictive protocols placing majority of places under Alert Level 2 which allows the reopening of most businesses provided their staff, clients …

Before lovers Cherry Pie Picache and Edu Manzano left the US, they had some more memorable and sweet moments together either with friends or just the two of them.

Film scholar, teacher, author, director and documentarist Nick Deocampo has a lot of things to give thanks for these days.

Young actor and GMA Network contract artist Jak Roberto isn’t one person who would sulk in a corner when disappointment strikes on him nor would he drown in a sea of beers when loneliness sets in.

However cliché the line “after the storm, the sun shines,” it still is a reminder that hope and life are always antidotes to the destructiveness of despair and death to get moving the everydayness.

It’s indeed in the open.

Without invoking slogans or hashtags as “Never Again” or “No to Martial Law,” stage, film and television artist Vince Tañada objectively weaved his personal anecdotes and national accounts of the terrors of Martial Law during the Marcos dictatorship in the 1970s and 1980s.

The scion of the musical Laurel-Acensio’s families is back and what an opportune moment to sing on holiday season.

Certainly, heroes around the world, dead or living, in the fight against the deadly coronavirus must be immortalized, not just be given homage.

Actress Gladys Reyes until this very moment hasn’t overcome her grief at the sudden loss of her dear dad Sonyer de la Cruz Reyes.