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Anna Orlina reflects on identity through glass
In her debut solo exhibition, ‘Reflections of Being,’ Orlina gives luminous form to her explorations of family, faith and identity.






Ice Seguerra speaks up on Kim Chiu, Ryza Mae issue
Ice Seguerra breaks silence on the viral Kim Chiu–Ryzza Mae Dizon issue, urging more sensitivity while admitting he hasn’t seen the controversial video.…


Kris Aquino jokes about being Ryzza Mae Dizon’s ‘future mother-in-law'
Kris Aquino’s surprise appearance on Eat Bulaga sparks nostalgia and kilig as she jokes about being Ryzza Mae Dizon’s “future mother-in-law,” reunites with…

Kim Chiu bears brunt of her tasteless joke on Ryzza Mae Dizon
Kim Chiu faces online criticism after a joke involving Ryzza Mae Dizon on It’s Showtime sparked backlash from netizens, while Jhong Hilario shares his…


Anna Kendrick takes the director’s chair for 'The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo'
Anna Kendrick is set to direct the film adaptation of “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo,” bringing new momentum to one of Netflix’s most anticipated literary…


Anna Dy sees digital content boosting football fandom
Aleph Philippines country head Anna Dy says relatable digital content and personalized storytelling could help attract more Filipinos to football as excitement…


Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo on courage, belonging, being honored at Oxford
Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo receives the Programme Director’s Prize at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, honored for her exceptional contribution,…
Anna Wintour vs. Meryl Streep: When fact meets fiction
The two queens of fashion grace the cover of the May issue of Vogue US.

Ramon Orlina sculpts a family legacy with kids Anna and Michael
‘You have to believe in yourself so others will believe in you. Try, practice and hone your skills,’ Anna enthuses. ‘Find your originality…that one thing that…

Lamentillo Passes 2025 Bar, Pushes Linguistic Justice
‘My struggle taught me this — words are not equal. Language is not fair.’
