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Rachelle Ann Go has pulled out of “Divas: Live in Manila,” a concert she was supposed to coheadline with Yeng Constantino, Kyla, Angeline Quinto and KZ Tandingan in November, after booking a “major project” related to musical theater, according to the singer-actress’ manager, Erickson Raymundo.
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“We were never worried that we’d lose her to cancer,” said Roselle Monteverde about her mom, Regal Films matriarch Lily Monteverde, who battled and survived lung cancer in 2013.
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Chuck Gutierrez’s “Iisa (As One)” is the lone Asian movie competing in the El Dorado Film Festival, currently ongoing in Arkansas, United States, until Sept. 18.
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Kapuso star and 2013 Miss World Megan Young was a huge crowd-drawer at the Pinoy Fiesta Vancouver held last August 16 at the Memorial South Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Read more: Megan Young dazzles in Pinoy Fiesta Vancouver 2016
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Billboard, known for its global music charts, is set to be officially launched in the Philippines on Thursday, vowing support for the local musical industry and its artists.
Read more: Billboard to launch in PH, vows support for Filipino artists
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SAN FRANCISCO -- It is one of those films, judging from its subject matter, that defies expectations. In this case, it is a delightful surprise.
Read more: ‘With Child,’ starring Fil-Am Leslie Lewis, a delightful surprise
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Colombian-American bombshell Sofia Vergara tops Forbes list of highest-paid TV actresses for the fifth year in a row, earning $43 million.
Read more: Sofia Vergara tops Forbes list of highest paid TV actresses
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If he had his way, President Rodrigo Duterte does not want actor-comedian Steve Harvey to host the 2016 Miss Universe pageant which will be held in the country.
Read more: Duterte not keen on Steve Harvey hosting 2016 Miss Universe
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Cloie Syquia Skarne, movie actress KC Concepcion’s half sister and actor Gabby Concepcion’s daughter with former wife Jenny Syquia, has won the title of Miss Earth Sweden 2016 and will compete in the Philippines this October.
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NEW YORK -- Three Filipino films chosen to be part of the 15th New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF), from June 22 to July 9 at the Lincoln Center, could not have been so different - or as NYAFF executive director Samuel Jamier put it hyperbolically - “shocking.” The three films are “Hamog” (Haze), “Apocalypse Child” and “Honor Thy Father.”
Read more: 3 Filipino films impress NY Asian Film Festival organizers
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