ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
THE Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has reminded operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) and other common carriers to strictly screen only age-appropriate films for passengers, especially as travel volume is expected to surge during the Holy Week.
In a show of collaboration across creative fields, the Quezon City government sealed a partnership with Baguio City at the Montañosa Film Festival, strengthening ties within the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.
“Songs for Selina,” a Filipino musical drama has been given an R-18 rating by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), leading a new lineup of films cleared for public viewing by the Board this week.
The MTRCB clarifies that the film “Lost Sabungeros,” was not rejected nor denied review. Instead, the producers were asked to submit the documentary requirements needed for the Board to properly evaluate the film.
Prime Video offered an early look at select titles from Japan, Korea, and India at Prime Video Presents International Originals, the service’s first global showcase for international content. Presented by Gaurav Gandhi, Vice President, APAC & ANZ, Prime Video, the preview highlighted a sampling of the compelling Asian content coming to the service in 2026, with the full slate to be announced in the coming months.
The reimagination of Greenbelt is shaping up to redefine the standard for shopping, leisure and entertainment in Metro Manila, exemplifying the best of what Ayala Malls has to offer.
After another year of exceptional storytelling that saw the release of over a dozen hit APAC series including Hyper Knife, Tempest, The Manipulated, Nine Puzzles, Gannibal Season 2, and more, Disney+ confirmed this week that Made In Korea has officially become the number one most viewed Korean Original premiere of 2025 on Disney+ in APAC*.
THIS FEB-ibig, get ready for heartwarming and thrilling stories as the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) clears six films set to premiere this week.
MOVIE and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) Chairperson and CEO Lala Sotto led the oath-taking ceremony of two newly-appointed Board Members on Monday, February 9, 2026, at the MTRCB Liezl Martinez Hall in Quezon City.
Despite experiencing an unfortunate incident involving the loss of valuable jewelry, comedian and television host Pokwang continues her passion for purchasing and collecting fine pieces, “Shooting ng pelikula. Hindi ko na alam kanino ko inabot. Wala naman umaamin.”