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Gabbi fondly recalls her ‘kontesera’ days

There are no ifs and buts about it: Gabbi Garcia is as whip-smart as she is pretty. Last time we touched base with the 19-year-old former “Encantadia” star during a GMA 7 sortie, we quickly realized...

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Coming-of-age rom-com gets a coming-out twist

Times are a-changing, indeed. After all, it isn’t every day that we get to watch a film about “gender-fluid” young men who share a reluctant smooch, while the SRO crowd watching their story being...

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Chillers and scorchers from ‘lovestruck’ Sarah’s significant summer album

Sarah Geronimo’s maturity and musicality continue to unravel in her latest album, “This 15 Me.” The 11-track collection is, in fact, one of our top musical picks to help defuse the season’s summer...

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Life-or-death stakes in ‘Rain’-soaked horror series

Who will you be when the rain comes? That’s one of the audience-hooking taglines that the horror/sci-fi series “The Rain” asks viewers to mull over. The post Life-or-death stakes in ‘Rain’-soaked...

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More than his father’s son

Midnight Sun” falls under the weight of its emotionally manipulative schmaltz and hackneyed cheesiness, but its heart-on-its-sleeve sincerity manages to chip away at viewers’ skepticism because of its...

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David Duchovny, Rose McGowan as musical provocateurs

You need not seek Dana Scully and Fox Mulder’s assistance to figure out if David Duchovny’s second album “Every Third Thought” deserves as much obsequious flattery as his acclaimed new novel, “Miss...

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Why Robert Patrick owes his Hollywood career to his ‘Filipino connection’

Robert Patrick has a disarming way of demonstrating his familiarity with the Filipino language. “Maganda babae, iniibig kita (I love you, beautiful lady),” the actor blurted out when he learned that we...

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‘Evil Genius’ unravels twisted mind of master manipulator

Seeing a person getting blown to smithereens is never a pretty sight. The post ‘Evil Genius’ unravels twisted mind of master manipulator appeared first on Inquirer Entertainment.

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Noirish CineFilipino entry ‘Hitboy’ is worth its weight in gold

It isn’t every year that we get to see movies from the CineFilipino Film Festival. But while a few of its productions are underwhelming (“Bingoleras,” “Mga Alaala ng Tag-ulan”), a good number of them...

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Zsa Zsa pays tribute to her look-alike mom

When Zsa Zsa Padilla takes the stage for her 35th anniversary concert “The Best Day of My Life” at Resorts World Manila tonight, she says she wants to dedicate a special song to her mom, Esperanza...

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‘Eternity,’ ‘Hypothalamus’ find unconventional beauty in adversity

If you don’t like movies that dumb down viewers’ intelligence or conveniently hide behind pretentious abstractions to conceal their filmmakers’ inability to tell comprehensible tales, make a beeline...

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Charlie Puth’s ‘Voicenotes’ a hook-heavy guilty pleasure

Whether you love him or hate him, it isn’t easy to dismiss the incontrovertible catchiness of the harmony-driven tracks in Charlie Puth’s sophomore effort, “Voicenotes”—from the infidelity-themed “How...

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‘Bite-sized’ focus on K-pop, designer babies, ‘myth of monogamy’ in docu series

Good things come in small packages. You wouldn’t find an aphorism better suited for Inquirer Entertainment’s exclusive “first-look” feature this week: Netflix’s documentary series, “Explained,” which...

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No magic required for JK Rowling’s foray into a grittier world

Move over, Harry Potter and Newt Scamander. Cormoran Strike, JK Rowling’s latest screen hero, need not cast a spell nor wave a magic wand to get out of tight fixes. The post No magic required for JK...

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‘Kasal’: Romantic roundelay goes for the jugular

Love and its vagaries are given a winking makeover in Ruel Bayani’s “Kasal.” The post ‘Kasal’: Romantic roundelay goes for the jugular appeared first on Inquirer Entertainment.

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Wit, comedic timing and trivia enliven Steve Martin and Martin Short’s comedy...

Laughter is the best medicine. This maxim couldn’t get any truer than the undiluted pleasure you’ll get out of watching “Steve Martin and Martin Short: An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your...

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Heart-on-sleeve musical confections from Selena, Moira

Selena Gomez may not have the strongest voice in the music biz, but what she lacks in power, she more than makes up for in taste and irrepressible musicality that are made more appealing by the...

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Method to Steven Spielberg’s madness–and magic

Steven Spielberg was only 13 years old when he realized he wanted to pursue a career in filmmaking. But, at 16, he almost gave up on his dream when he saw David Lean’s “Lawrence of Arabia” and was...

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‘Lost’ kids’ favorite scenes

Taking part in the 2018 reboot of “Lost in Space” was especially memorable for Taylor Russell (Judy), Mina Sundwall (Penny) and Maxwell Jenkins (Will), the three young actors who portray John and...

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Jameson-Janella tandem buzzes with youthful brio

It’s hard to take your eyes off “So Connected,” Jason Paul Laxamana’s quirkily out-of-the-box rom-com, for much of its running time because, unlike “My Fairy Tail Love Story,” the film doesn’t rely on...

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