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Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim, and, yes, Amanda Seyfried discuss making — and processing — their top-secret, mind-bending documentary
Both coming from unorthodox music origins, these two charted their rise by breaking out of industry expectations: one away from rigid record label setup and the other from established codes of stardom
At the peak of political unrest in the ‘80s, one of these musicians had their artistic awakening; the other, two decades later, forged a path towards keeping that flame alive through the underground
Growing up at a time when hip-hop and metal groups felt like two warring sides, these two musicians have come to realize who the bigger enemy actually is
Speaking at the 2026 ASEAN Inclusive Growth Summit, the Disney legend believes that while technology may affect theater production, it can never replace the human elements that make up the heart of a performance
Top presidential contender Leni Robredo has closed the door on a 2028 run, but she has pointed to a handful of names who she believes could take up the fight
Top presidential contender Leni Robredo has closed the door on a 2028 run, but she has pointed to a handful of names who she believes could take up the fight
The world is turning against Trump’s political allies in the U.S., Brazil, and Serbia, but his influence in the Philippine government remains firm
The company further ascribes it to slow growth this year, the first time they experienced it in a decade
After nearly 18 years, Filipino fans are hoping to hear more than the usual hits when the band returns to the Philippine Arena on November 14
From gigs to exhibitions, here’s your itinerary of things to do in Metro Manila this weekend
The UP Diliman concert will feature rappers, hardcore bands, advocates, and a protest action ahead of the U.S. president’s November 16 arrival
The global partnership brings ROSÉ’s creative perspective to Johnnie Walker Black Label, with experiences rolling out from Seoul to cities around the world
Following its debut at the La Biennale di Venezia, Viktor Kossakovsky’s documentary on trees arrives in the Philippines for an exclusive screening
After nearly 18 years, Filipino fans are hoping to hear more than the usual hits when the band returns to the Philippine Arena on November 14
From gigs to exhibitions, here’s your itinerary of things to do in Metro Manila this weekend
The singer-songwriter talks about her upcoming festival appearance, living between L.A. and Manila, and why she likes working independently