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Vibrant, entertaining, and sometimes poignant, the Liza Soberano-starrer is a near-perfect masterpiece
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New leisure destinations and community programs are adding more ways for shoppers to connect, create, discover, and stay longer
The indie director is only one of the show’s many cameos, which so far include stars like Zsa Zsa Padilla and Laurice Guillen
The new material digs into emo influences, discordant guitars, electronic textures, and a feeling of being homesick that runs through its storytelling