Entertainment News

July 5 ------ Over the years, reality competitions have become one of the entertainment industry's most effective launching pads. They provide aspiring performers with invaluable exposure, introduce them to millions of viewers, and open doors that might otherwise remain closed. But as many successful artists have proven, making it into a competition is only the first step. What happens afterward depends largely on talent, discipline, and the willingness to keep learning. No

July 5 ------ Music has always been about more than winning competitions for 14-year-old “The Clash Teens” hopeful Martin Miguel. For him, it is his way of honoring the sacrifices of his family and following in the footsteps of his biggest inspiration, Sofronio Vasquez. The young singer, who recently secured a spot in the Top 12 of the Kapuso singing competition, revealed to GMA News Online that Sofronio has been one of his greatest musical influences since his days competi

July 4 ------ After 24 years of soundtracking love, heartbreak, growing up and memories people never quite leave behind, Silent Sanctuary is bringing generations of fans together for one unforgettable night of nostalgia and music. The beloved OPM band’s first major solo arena concert, Gabi ng Lambing, officially sold out just five hours after tickets went on sale via SM Tickets on June 25, marking a major milestone ahead of their Oct. 25 show at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

July 4 ------ JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith's newest vertical rom-com, "Will You Fake Marry Me?," scored a chart-topping debut on iWant as the number one most-watched title on the streaming platform since the premiere of Part 1 on June 30. Alongside its most-watched feat, the phenomenal pairing of JM and Fyang in their newest romance short series proved to be a hit among netizens as its first five episodes, now streaming for free on iWant and ABS-CBN's official Facebook, TikTok,

July 3 ------ The Carl Papa-helmed “58th” won the Facing the Edge award under the Festival Category of this year’s Doc Edge Festival, an Oscar-qualifying festival based in New Zealand. The GMA Public Affairs and GMA Pictures-produced animated documentary film about the 2009 gruesome Maguindanao massacre held its Asia-Pacific premiere at the international film event. GMA Senior Vice President Nessa Valdellon accepted the award during ceremonies on Wednesday, July 1 at the Gr

MANILA, Philippines, July 3 ------ Disney has tapped young actress-singer Kai Montinola to perform a Filipino version of "How Far I'll Go," the popular song from "Moana." Auli'i Cravalho, the voice actress behind the titular character, originally performed the track for the animated film from 2016, which is getting a live-action version later this month with Catherine Laga'aia taking on the lead role. The local rendition of "How Far I'll Go" by Kai is titled "Hangganan Ko"

July 3 ------ Catriona Gray is continuing her advocacy for clean-water access across the Philippines through ongoing field missions and disaster-response efforts. During a gathering held in Makati City, Gray spoke about her continued commitment to the cause as she is officially named as the new ambassador of Waves for Water Philippines. Waves for Water Philippines is a global humanitarian aid organization implementing clean water solutions in remote communities. “Having t

NEW YORK, June 3 ------ Pop music megastar Taylor Swift and National Football League player Travis Kelce are married, the New York Post's Page Six reported, citing unnamed sources as preparations for an expected celebration at Madison Square Garden in New York were under way. The pair exchanged vows in front of a "tiny group of loved ones," the outlet said. It did not say when or where the nuptials took place, though it noted Swift's private jet recently spent time in Nashv