Stirring narratives. Shifting perspectives.
Artistang Artlets of the University of Santo Tomas, Faculty of Arts and Letters brings “OKATOKAT”, a chilling romantic tragic-comedy that seeks to confront ghosts of the past.
Elijah Canlas, who performs musically under the name elijah, releases “South II”, a deeply personal and reflective body of work that traces the emotional landscape of his upbringing and adolescence.
With the ongoing run of the groundbreaking musical "Spring Awakening", The Sandbox Collective, took on the responsibility to extend guidance to its audiences with post-show talkbacks in collaboration with its advocacy partners on mental health, sex, and sex education.
GAC International Philippines, Inc. brought its dealer network together for the 2026 GAC Philippines Dealer Conference on February, under the theme “Building Success Together as ONE GAC.”
Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) unveils a selection of exclusive performances, original productions, and award-winning films honoring the struggles, strengths, and memories of Filipino women on its CCP Channel platform this March.
COS releases Spring Summer 2026 campaign fronted by acclaimed actor Alexander Skarsgård, Korean actor Park Gyuyoung, and models Vittoria Ceretti and Taemin Park.
Dulaang UP’s 48th Theatre Season picks up on probing the question of intentionality in coming home through looking back at DUP’s humble beginnings. With this, National Artist for Theater, Tony Mabesa’s legacy lives on with the revival of UP Playwrights’ Theatre, renamed to DUP Playwrights through the play, “Ang Kaliitan ng Kasalukuyan”.
When the doors of Pinoy Big Brother closed on the Celebrity Collab Edition, what remained wasn’t just a set of former housemates ready to collect checks for their next project. What emerged was a batch that redefined how Filipino audiences relate to celebrity. After capturing fleets of adoring fans, banking on unfiltered vulnerability, the stars of the historic edition face their biggest challenge yet: scripted drama. In "The Secrets of Hotel 88," they must prove they can transform into characters while keeping the authenticity that made them stars. Will they rise to the occasion, or will the demands of showbiz change them forever?
