As 2025 nears its final bow, the Philippine theater scene is a reminder that there is a space for thought-provoking narratives, whimsical perspectives, and transformation. These productions you can check out on the last stretch of the year are more than just stories–they are experiences that mirror our realities, challenge our beliefs, and stir our souls. So, before the curtain falls, grab your tickets, open your hearts, and let the magic of theater carry you into a new year filled with even more powerful performances.

Imagine it. Create it. Samsung's latest slate of foldable mobile devices, the Galaxy Z Fold7 & Galaxy Z Flip7, makes a case for creating boldly using Galaxy AI's intelligent tools that ultimately transform a smartphone into a personal creative studio.

After years of shared spotlight and a creative bond built through countless celebrated productions, "As We Are" feels like a natural next step in stage actors Arman Ferrer and Shiela Valderrama’s journey. Close to a decade paired with one another, it is now the moment that everything they’ve built finally converges into something that’s truly their own.

With musical sensibilities deeply rooted in and shaped by his household, 25-year-old singer-songwriter Jenzen Guino’s sonic orbit grew from a virtual platform fueled by his covers of anthems from icons of generations past, then with originals woven through narratives straight from lived experiences of his own and the people surrounding him. Now, with a string of recent releases backed by a new label and artistic home, he harnesses his inherent flair for telling stories through heartfelt hymns and catchy melodies, along with lyricism that’s reflective of his youth and with it, his universe of truth. Five years into the game, Guino marks himself ready for take off and onto higher ground with a crescendo of new pursuits from upcoming new hits and a promise to shift gears and take his artistry to new, greater heights.

With the launch of the Fall/Winter 2025 campaign of Vision Express, the leading premium optical retailer takes self-expression to new heights through curated designer pieces with acclaimed actor Jericho Rosales.

With the recent release of "Alon ng Kabayanihan", a four-minute-film that strongly highlights the ongoing injustice right at the West Philippine Sea, its residents, and in turn, the entire nation, the Center for Information Resilience and Integrity Studies (CIRIS), the Armed Forces of the Philippines, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), and the creative industry are taking a rightful stand in amplifying voices that need to be heard to ignite a call for action and impact a wave of change.

The new G-STEEL GBM-2100 models, now with striking, new colorways, embody the spirit of personal evolution and breakthroughs, from rising with purpose to shattering barriers with resilience.

CHAGEE’s first three stores breaks new ground in the Philippines, with recent openings in SM North EDSA, Robinsons Galleria, and Venice Grand Canal Mall, bringing its world-famous milk teas to Filipinos.

More Veggies Please (MVP), the consumer brand under Metro Pacific Fresh Farms, shares news of its retail rollout across Metro Manila, starting in S&R Membership Shopping locations.

When you’ve taken your art across oceans, what do you bring back to where it began? For Joshua Villena, the answer was HOMECOMING, a full-circle fusion of fine art, fashion, and gratitude, a thank-you in the language of creativity to the place that gave him his second beginning.

TBA Studios has officially released the full trailer for Jerrold Tarog’s new historical biopic Quezon, set for the film’s upcoming opening in Philippine theaters on October 15.

Alon ng Kabayanihan is a short film produced by CIRIS (Center for Information Resilience and Integrity Studies) in partnership with Hot and Fresh Creative Productions, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), and the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), that serves as a reminder that defending sovereignty is not just a task for frontliners—it is a responsibility shared by all Filipinos.

Every flooded home is not just a tragedy, it’s a receipt and a tangible proof of systemic neglect. They call it resilience, but often, it’s just desperation wearing a brave face. Survival isn’t bravery when the system sets you up to drown. When communities are left to fight for their lives, the real headline shouldn't be their strength but it should be the silence and absence of those in power long before the first drop of rain. Stop praising people for surviving what they were never meant to endure. It’s not a miracle that we made it, it’s a disgrace that we had to.

Korean star Kim Myung Soo is set to fly back to the Philippines for the Korea Travel Fiesta 2025, aimed at inviting Filipinos to discover the enchanting beauty of Korea’s winter season.

Lenovo Philippines officially unveiled its latest lineup of premium laptops, spotlighting its 2025 collection of Yoga and Legion devices designed to empower creators, professionals, and gamers alike.

As the noise shifts from the chaos of day commuters to the rustles of night owls, Manila, then until now, lives through stories—both of the loud and the unspoken. The bustling streets of this city stood as the realm of Petersen Vargas as he let queer experiences bleed through "Some Nights I Feel Like Walking", a film that visits the city’s darkest corners, frantic passersby, and shadowed stories.