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The biggest shock, however, might just be how Seung Il was the real villain of the season
We talk to Filipino artists across genres about scene-building, regional growth, and creating safer spaces beyond viral success
Our weekly playlist of the best music right now, carefully picked by the Rolling Stone Philippines staff
Friendship, rotation, and low-pressure collaboration define a band that treats music as a collective movement
The National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts never had a plan for any of this, but through his partner, Katrin, he found his real purpose
The first man to be inducted into the International Bowling Hall of Fame talks about making history at the age of 19, building a career of world records, and what sets him apart from his competitors
The veteran journalist has seen it all, twice over: wars, calamities, coups, ghosts, and ghost projects. Despite the curse of a job that constantly points out the ills of the world, Jessica Soho will always choose knowing
On January 31, the Manila takeover of the Japanese music festival served as a reminder that disco is woven into the city’s musical history, and that its renaissance is long overdue
This is for all the singles swiping left and right on the apps ahead of V-Day
A new verbal spat between Philippine officials and the Chinese Embassy is becoming as hot and sticky as Lao Gan Ma chili oil
By chalking up mental illness to weakness and social media, the senator offers an overly simplistic read on a crisis rooted in economic inequality and political instability
Filipinos are clapping back at Sen. Robin Padilla for his controversial statement, but the senator and ex-con is already doubling down
A new Supreme Court ruling allows cohabiting same-sex couples to co-own properties, in lieu of a law that legalizes and recognizes same-sex marriage
Ahead of Rainbow Disco Club’s Manila debut, Thank You For The Music talks parties, community, and what makes the Filipino crowd different
From Oncle Jazz gems to funk-leaning curveballs, these are the tracks we’re crossing our fingers for at Men I Trust’s Manila show in February
But it doesn’t look like all nine members will be onstage for their comeback concert
When Tyra Banks says that she went too far, that’s when you know it’s bad!
The Quezon City rapper reshapes his sound across 19 tracks rooted in hometown imagery and Southern rap influence
As Tender unravels in Episodes 5 and 6, Whitney Halberstram’s manipulations surface, and Eric Tao makes a devastating decision
The biggest shock, however, might just be how Seung Il was the real villain of the season