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Dolly de Leon, the first Filipina to earn a Golden Globe nomination, is set to shine again in Hulu's psychological drama Nine Perfect Strangers . Premiering on May 21, season two features de Leon alongside Nicole Kidman, Henry Golding, Christine Baranski, and more, as they navigate the eerie confines of a high-end wellness retreat in the Austrian Alps. Following her breakout role in Triangle of Sadness , where she played the sharp-witted Abigail, de Leon continues to make her mark in Hollywood. In Nine Perfect Strangers , she portrays Agnes, one of nine guests drawn into the mysterious world of Masha Dmitrichenko (Kidman), a guru offering transformation—at a price. With Dolly de Leon’s star rising fast, Nine Perfect Strangers season two promises to be a thrilling ride, and fans can’t wait to see what’s in store for the new season. Don’t miss the premiere on May 21! Watch the trailer here: Based on the New York Times best-selling novel by Liane Moriarty, the series was created by D...

Hey A'TINs! Your P-Pop Kings— Pablo, Josh, Ken, Stell, and Justin —are back with a brand-new podcast, Time First , now available on Spotify!  Inspired by the Pinoy slang taympers (which means "time out"), the boys get real about their journey, struggles, and the untold stories behind their rise to fame. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SB19 Official (@officialsb19) In the first episode, Taympers , they talk about their awkward beginnings, big moments, and all the sacrifices they made to get to where they are today. This isn’t just the stuff you’ve seen—it's the raw, behind-the-scenes side of SB19 that you’ve never heard before. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SB19 Official (@officialsb19) This is SB19's second podcast after Atin Atin Lang , so if you loved that, you're in for a treat with this one!  And there's more—SB19 is also gearing up for their Simula at Wakas World Tour, kicking...

Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting your anik-anik journey, we got you! Sticker Con MNL is back this May 3, 2025, at the Bayanihan Center, Pasig City—and it’s bigger and better than ever. This year’s convention is all about self-expression, discovering unique art, and finding pieces that truly speak to you. Kung Anik-Anik is back at Sticker Con MNL 2025 and for sure the artists will showcase everything from prints that reflect your personality to keychains that perfectly capture your vibe. It’s the ultimate destination for anik-anik lovers, whether you're into quirky collectibles, handmade trinkets, or all things creative!

When the bass drops in “Multo,” our hearts drop with it. It’s the kind of song that squeezes your chest and makes you feel things you didn’t even know you were holding in. Cup of Joe really said we got you, and we felt it. Inspired by the five stages of grief, Cup of Joe’s debut album Silakbo takes us on an emotional ride—and “Multo” sits right in the thick of stage four: depression. And it shows. The track doesn’t just tug at heartstrings—it grabs them. Currently sitting at No. 1 on the Philippines Hot 100 and dominating platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, “Multo” hit different. Sure, the haunting melody pulls you in, but it’s the message that really sticks. It gave people the space to feel, reflect, and finally let it all out. “My brother and I wrote ‘Multo’ noong 2020. Just two brothers stuck in a room na 'di namin alam i-process 'yung mga pinagdaanan namin at saka mga nararamdaman namin, so sumulat kami ng kanta,” One of the band's lead vocalisy, Rapha Ridao shared ...

There’s a side to Jesus that’s often overlooked: his role as a radical force for change. While the term “political activist” might sound controversial in religious circles, understanding Jesus through the lens of social justice and compassion reveals just how revolutionary his mission truly was. Read:   Anti-Terrorism Law is just another excuse for the government to silence the public Was Jesus Political? The word political often makes people uneasy when associated with faith. But politics, at its core, is about relationships, power, and the common good—things Jesus deeply cared about. When Jesus declared, “"Blessed are the poor, for yours is the kingdom of God.” (Luke 6:20) and “But woe to you who are rich, for you have already received your comfort. Woe to you who are well fed now, for you will go hungry. Woe to you who laugh now, for you will mourn and weep.” (Luke 6:24), he wasn't just talking about personal piety. He was speaking truth to power. The Gospels portray Jesus ...

Looking for new vibes? Finding new music to connect with? We feel you. Sometimes, the same old stuff just doesn’t hit anymore.  There’s something cool about discovering rising artists before they blow up, and lucky for you, we’ve been deep-diving into the scene to bring you fresh sounds from names you’ll definitely want to keep on your radar. These artists are doing their own thing, sharing stories through music, and honestly? We’re just here to vibe along.  SUYEN View this post on Instagram A post shared by SUYEN (@suyenpintor) Growing up in Marikina with a house full of music (thanks to her dad), Suyen’s always been surrounded by sound. She picked up a guitar at 10, learned how to record her own stuff in her teens, and even opened for her dad’s gigs—no big deal. Now, she’s channeling all that into her own thing. Suyen’s energy is straight-up bubbly, and her music? Feminine punk-rock that’s all about the chaos, feels, and fun of being young and figuring ...