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Empowered queens on screen

Discover a realm of empowered queens gracing the screens of HBO GO’s hit shows, exemplifying strength, and resilience in captivating narratives. From the cosmopolitan lives of And Just Like That… Season 2 to the mind-bending multiverse adventures of Everything Everywhere All At Once, and the glamorous heist caper of Ocean’s …

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There’s no stopping ‘Barbie’ in cinemas today!

Thanks to the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board’s (MTRCB) thorough review of the controversial and now-famous kiddie map that supposedly depicts China’s claims on disputed territories, there’s no stopping Warner Bros’ highly-anticipated fantasy comedy, “Barbie” from opening in cinemas nationwide today. Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling rollerskate through …

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‘Barbie’ manila: A review of ‘Barbie’

At a Glance Barbie was just this blonde idealistic perfection of a doll which had every girl and woman wanting her fashion and accessories, while men looked for her physical attributes and used them as basis for an ideal woman. Barbie was a “want” for everyone. Then as “wants” and …

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Bea Alonzo, Dominic Roque now engaged

Celebrity couple Bea Alonzo and Dominic Roque are now engaged. Bea shared the happy new on social media, Wednesday, July 19, sharing photos taken during Dominic’s proposal, which, according to her, took place Tuesday, July 18 in Las Casas. Bea related that she was there for a shoot with Mark Nicdao. …

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Sensational R&B artist UMI to visit Manila in August

American singer and songwriter UMI is gracing the Manila stage with her mesmerizing R&B performance next month via Insignia Concert Series. UMI will be performing some of her chart-topping hits such as ‘Remember Me,’ ‘Love Affair,’ and ‘Butterfly.’ The concert event will take place at Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier …

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A cinematic reflection on red-tagging, EJKs

Ang Duyan ng Magiting (The Cradle of the Brave), a film written at the height of red-tagging and extrajudicial killings, provides a perspective on the socio-political climate in the Philippines. Written and directed by Dustin Celestino, the 120-minute piece revolves around the journey of a student named Jose, who leaves …

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