ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
From “Weapons” and “Barbarian” director comes a thrilling new nightmare, “Resident Evil.” The film, inspired by the hit survival-horror video game series of the same name, stars Austin Abrams in a brand new story.
While it may feel like a rehash at times, following the same formula for conflict and resolution, The Devil Wears Prada 2 still manages to surprise. It is a total crowd-pleaser that provides heartwarming and fitting closure for its characters. The experience feels like a catch-up with a good old friend: warm, full of laughs, and finally answering those “what ifs.”
FranSeth is trading the tears for laughter in their first-ever romantic comedy: “She Who Must Not Be Named.” A a refreshing departure that marks a new chapter in their professional journey, finally offering fans the lighthearted, chemistry-fueled dynamic they have been clamoring to see. It is no longer just about the heavy drama; it is about showing a side of FranSeth we’ve only caught glimpses of—one that is playful, spontaneous, and undeniably charming.
The road to the Miss Universe crown just got a little more exciting! Gretha Matiauda, the stunning Miss Universe Paraguay 2026, has officially touched down in Manila. She isn’t here for a vacation, though—she’s here for a serious “pageant bootcamp.” By choosing to train in the Philippines, Gretha is following a trend of international queens who come here to learn the famous Pinoy pageant secrets, from that iconic stage walk to the perfect interview.
#MyBesprenEmman is more than just a drama—it’s a star-studded journey of faith and hope. ✨ Follow JM de Guzman’s powerful, inspirational transformation as his character moves from mistakes to miracles. With the help of big guest stars and the mysterious, Christ-like guidance of Emman, this series is set to uplift your spirit and touch your heart.
Classic sitcoms are like comfort food for the soul; they offer more than just laughter, providing a sense of family and friendship that viewers look for. For director Niokz Arcega and D8TV, there is no better way to honor that legacy than by reviving the genre’s heart. Through the lens of Roomies and Boarding Haus, Arcega captures the quirks of modern communal living, proving that while times may have changed, the humor in everyday living remains a universal language.
After years of buildup, Enrique Gil’s dream project, A Secret in Prague, is finally a reality. While Enrique reflects on the surreal journey of bringing the mystery to life, co-star Andrea Brillantes recalls a more literal chill: her first-ever encounter with snow. Together, the duo opens up about the long road from script to screen and the freezing adventures along the way.
After being captivated by JM Ibarra’s acting chops in his Cinemalaya movie, director Dan Villegas found himself diving deep into the world of “JMFyang,” the popular love team with Fyang Smith. What started as professional curiosity quickly turned into full-blown fandom, eventually paving the way for the project to come to life.
Fans of Michael Jackson and moviegoers who grew up with his music may have reason to head back to theaters this week, after the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board approved Michael, a biographical film about the life of the King of Pop.
Look fear in the face. “Clayface” is DC Studios’ first horror thriller, directed by James Watkins from a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, based on characters from DC. It stars Tom Rhys Harries as the titular Gotham City villain, with Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan, as well as Nancy Carroll and Joshua James. “Clayface” opens in Philippine cinemas October 21.