Louis Tomlinson Plays Smart Araneta Coliseum on October 17, the First One Direction Member in Manila Since Liam Payne’s Death
Louis Tomlinson returns to Quezon City on October 17, with tickets from ₱2,500. Here is what to know before the show.
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Louis Tomlinson returns to Quezon City on October 17, with tickets from ₱2,500. Here is what to know before the show.
Quantum Films returns a year after UnMarry’s seven-award haul with the same screenwriting pair, director Dan Villegas, and the Kim Chiu–Paulo Avelino pairing.
Pepe Herrera, Yassi Pressman and newcomer Cailey Magno lead a family drama about a dying girl’s search for someone to look after her father. Its director compared it to a film whose sequel is in the same festival.
JesCom Films, the studio behind GomBurZa, returns to the Metro Manila Film Festival with a period drama set inside one of the most painful episodes of Spanish rule, led by Romnick Sarmenta and Ruru Madrid.
A two-hour documentary about the Claretian priest killed in Basilan in 2000, first shown in May for parishes and schools, is now among the eight films of the 52nd Metro Manila Film Festival.
L.A. Aguinaldo and Thai actress Frayya won Mediacorp’s Wingman. A Filipino was in both final couples, and Lorenzo Isip was named Winning Wingman.
Marian Rivera says Remember, her reunion with Dingdong Dantes and Rewind director Mae Cruz-Alviar, has wrapped. Cast, studios, and what’s still unknown.
Noni Abao’s documentary Bloom Where You Are Planted wins Best Film at the 49th Gawad Urian over Quezon, as both lead acting races end in ties. Full winners list.
Andrea Brillantes headlines Laya, a Rein Entertainment drama-thriller shot in Oslob, Cebu, directed by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo. Opens November 25.
KZ Tandingan and Gloc-9 reunite on “Luha ng Buwaya,” a new single on flooding, corruption, and the crocodile tears of those in power. Out Oct 2.