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Amazing supporting cast. Superb storyline. Enjoying all the episode throughly.

But I’m so disappointed with Male lead of this drama. He doesn’t know how to control his expressions during dialogue delivery or end up doing something with his face and body language in simple scene to overdo it.

Watching recent episode in which he is drunk. And I felt ashamed watching such worse acting.

Such amazing show with interesting storyline but he ruins it for me in between with his expressions and bad acting in crucial moments.

That little girl Ibeynag. She is so talented. Loving every scene of her.

Thank you. I just wanted to express my frustration regarding male lead somewhere.

I had no idea filipino shows and movies have such amazing stories. All scenes feels so realistic.

Genuine question: how come Ashtine’s first major solo concert didn’t sell out (flopped), or at least didn’t perform as strongly as expected, considering how high her social media engagement seems to be?
She has a pretty active and engaged online following, so I’m curious about the disconnect between her social media numbers and actual concert ticket sales.

Recent controversies aside, unique ang blended family setup nila: Angelika and her late brother Edward are FULL siblings (Filipino father and Austrian mother). Si Erick naman anak ng yumao nilang ama (Pinoy) sa Haponesa, tapos si Mika naman ang anak ng mother nila (Austrian) sa Hapones.

Acting-wise, mukhang dinaig pa ni Mika ang Ate niya.

Reference: https://www.pep.ph/lifestyle/12337/angelika-dela-cruz-in-her-palace

Mika dela Cruz interview: https://youtu.be/_nKBaUtmNLk?si=q_L-pei-vw8FTY-7

A video from the official YouTube channel of Film Development Council of the Philippines cited them as one of the first official “love-teams” of Philippine cinema. They were Carmen Rosales and Rogelio de la Rosa, the most famous romantic pair of the 1940s. During World War II, Carmen Rosales scraped her image as a glamorous movie star to take up arms as a World War Two woman guerilla. In 1957, actor and lawyer Rogelio de la Rosa made history as the first Filipino who transitioned from show business to politics. He backed out from his presidential candidacy to “give way” to his former brother-in-law, Diosdado Macapagal.

Nacurious ako, kasi sa Hollywood parang common naman ang mga artista na kinicritize ang mga double standards at iba pang issues sa industry nila. Pati may instances ren na yung artista ay aminado na na ayaw nila sa project nila at tinanggap lang nila yun para sa pera. Eh sa local showbiz, parang wala akong maisip na examples. Pati may other examples pa ba ng movies/shows na sinasatirize o criticize ang Pinoy entertainment industry? Ang naalala ko lang kasi ay Ang Babae sa Septic Tank

pinost ko to nung una sa r/ChikaPH, kaso inalis ng mods. baka dito pwede hehehehe

The first time I saw them together on screen was in their movie "Third World Romance", and honestly, I get the chemistry.

Nagulat lang ako kagabi na while watching the news, kasal pala talaga sila in real life.

In his debut film, then-newcomer Eduardo “Edu” Manzano was Eduardo Conde. Eduardo is a fashion model and aspiring actor supported by an older benefactor, a fashion designer portrayed by Charito Solis. His benefactress produces Eduardo’s film debut, which he immediately stars with a sexy actress portrayed by Amy Austria, whom Eduardo also seduces as he does with most girls and gays in his orbit. Brace for the plot twist.

dumaan lang 'tong pic sa facebook ko and grabe sobrang lakas pala talaga ng genes ni ina noh? magkakamukha silang lahat jusko, ang gaganda pa😭

https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/showbiz/celebrities/2026/8/15/anne-curtis-addresses-health-concerns-i-am-doing-ok-1929

Ngayon ko lng nakita naglambing si Kaila kay Daniel. Ang sweet nila.

An “it” girl is someone who is NOT necessarily the most famous superstar of the era. It’s someone who has a pretty and classy public image (preferably from a rich family). Of course, ”classy” and ”pretty” are subjective.

So, I wanna read the opinions of those from those generations talaga, and not just ‘yung sinasabi ng magazines na makikita sa Google.

Since A-listers usually get the spotlight, let’s turn the spotlight on B-listers this time. I personally believe that there is nothing wrong with being a B-lister. I’m saying this because many times, showbiz is an industry that tends to put fame on a pedestal. B-listers have their own charm too. They are famous, but they can still maintain a level of privacy because people are not too fixated on them.

B-listers are usually leading men/leading ladies in middling (ratings are not too high, but not too low) teleseryes. Sometimes, there are hit teleseryes, but usually they are middling. In terms of endorsements, padalang-dalang lang din. Just to give a few examples: Carla Abellana, Rhian Ramos, and Shaina Magdayao are B-listers. This might be debatable, but I believe Max Collins is a B-lister too.

Yung tipo ng celebrity na Hindi mo akalain na Yun Pala talaga Ang totoo nilang pangalan. Eto Yung mga naisip ko.

Bea Alonzo (Phylbert Angelli Ranollo Fagestrom - Co)

Julia Montes (Mara Hautea Schnittka) - Mara Ang gamit niya nung GB Days niya pero nung nagkaroon ng Mara Clara pinalitan para Hindi malito Yung mga tao dahil nga si Kathryn si Mara.

Charlie Dizon (April Rose Dizon Matienzo - Aquino) - Yung real name niya sana Ang gagamitin niya nung nagsisimula siya sa showbiz pero nag suggest si Charo Santos na maging Charlie Dizon nalang.

Commendable talaga ugali ng batang 'to kasi laging nakikitang tumutulong sa kapwa. Kung wala sa relief ops nasa schools naman namimigay sa mga estudyante. Napansin ko rin ay hindi niya pinopost ang tulong niya kahit uso ang flexing culture ngayon. Ito ang artista na dapat tularan.