
Why ‘Spring in Prague’ is love with a brain
Its latest production, ‘Spring in Prague,’ is not the typical pre-Valentine movie offering normally lapped up by fans of love stories. It has a tone that will…
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Its latest production, ‘Spring in Prague,’ is not the typical pre-Valentine movie offering normally lapped up by fans of love stories. It has a tone that will…

It was refreshing to see Gumabao as a romantic leading man.
Shot across Puerto Galera, Tagaytay, Manila and Prague, the film visually contrasts tropical stillness with old-world grandeur.




The Filipino language now has a permanent place at Prague's famed Church of Our Lady Victorious, allowing thousands of Filipino pilgrims to pray to the Santo…

Rising actress Sam Coloso delivers a standout performance in TV5 and Netflix’s romantic suspense thriller A Secret in Prague, blending sharp comedic timing…

DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla says he is willing to do everything to secure former lawmaker Zaldy Co’s arrest and possible return to the Philippines within…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. seeks more information from Czech and French envoys on the detention and release of fugitive ex-lawmaker Zaldy Co in Prague, as…

Some of its most iconic landmarks, beautifully photographed at that served as key locations – the medieval stoned Charles Bridge was the area of choice for the…

GMA Network debuts two new series starting 27 April: A Secret in Prague starring Enrique Gil and Andrea Brillantes, and My Bespren Emman featuring JM de…

Questions grow over Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida’s Prague trip to fetch fugitive lawmaker Zaldy Co, as critics call it unnecessary amid legal hurdles, no…

Martinez said there is no definite timeline yet for Co’s possible return to the Philippines.


Malacañang urges the NBI to consider charges against former spokesperson Harry Roque for alleged misinformation on Zaldy Co’s arrest, while defending…

Roque: Fake news


Boon or bane for Marcos gov’t?