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No Trophy Can Save You: What Two Pageant Kings Discovered When They Underestimated Filipino Pride

For many Filipinos, carrying the Philippine sash is not just a pageant credential, but a responsibility tied to national identity.

The Invisible Work Behind The Philippines’ Biggest Travel Community

During the pandemic, DIY Travel Philippines became more than a travel group, helping members stay connected while movement was limited.

The Unexpected Journey Behind DIY Travel Philippines

Behind DIY Travel Philippines is a founder whose love for systems, research, and exploration helped travelers find clearer paths across the country.

A Night For Cinema: Celebrating The 79th Festival de Cannes Honorees

The Caméra d’or went to BEN’IMANA, recognizing a remarkable first work and affirming Cannes’ role in discovering new cinematic talent.

Sskait: From Webcomic Page To Lasting Community

Sskait continues to serve as a medium for laughter and conversation, showing how comics can connect people across changing online spaces.

Penélope Cruz On The Films She Chooses: ‘Fighting For Rights That Should Never Be Questionable’

Penélope Cruz’s reflections on LGBTQ+ cinema showed an artist still moved by justice, compassion, and the responsibility of representation.

‘Emily In Paris’ Bids Au Revoir As Lily Collins Confirms Season 6 Will Be The Show’s Last

Netflix has yet to announce a premiere date, but the final season of Emily in Paris is widely expected in late 2026.

Martina Scrinzi Says “Roma Elastica” Pushed Her Into A Bizarre And Surreal New Role

With honesty and warmth, Martina Scrinzi reflects on Cannes, her creative fears, and the possibility of one day visiting the Philippines.

Sophie Thatcher On The Stillness, Fear, And Vulnerability Of Her Private Hell

The Cannes audience responded strongly to Her Private Hell, where Sophie Thatcher leads a haunting story filled with menace, violence, and psychological tension.

Black Cap Pictures And Paul Soriano Credited For Bringing Andy Garcia’s ‘Diamond’ To The Cannes Film Festival

With Diamond, Filipino producers showed how quiet conviction can help carry a Hollywood passion project all the way to the Cannes Film Festival.

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