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‘Pachinko,’ a deeply memorable depiction of several generations of a Korean family, tops the list.

HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRIPEVINE: OUR NEW ABNORMAL Merry Christmas Philippines! And don’t look now, but with the Covid crisis in our collective rear mirror, it really has been back to revenge mall-ing, dining out, travel, and the snarling noise and inconvenience of Metro Manila traffic all throughout

The sequel to the 1996 disaster epic Twister has been greenlit and will be released theatrically in the summer of 2024. Here's why it matters...

Has Sherwood made the list? And how about The White Lotus or Mammals? Here is our countdown of the finest programmes

“Decision to Leave” has snagged a nomination for this year’s Critics Choice Awards! This week, the 28th annual Critics Choice Awards announced its film nominations. (The television nominations were revealed earlier this month, when both “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and “Pachinko” earned nods for Best Foreign Language Series.) “Decision to Leave” has been nominated for Best

Polling firm Gallup Korea has released the results of its annual Person of the Year survey to pick the TV drama stars, movie stars, sports players and entertainment broadcasters in South Korea who shone in 2022. This year, Gallup Korea conducted a survey among 1,771 Koreans aged 13 and older nati

Dolly de Leon in 'Triangle of Sadness' When the news broke that Dolly De Leon had snagged a Golden Globe Awards nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role (Motion Picture) for her performance in Triangle of Sadness, there was understandable joy within the local entertainme

“Decision to Leave” has been nominated for the 80th annual Golden Globe Awards! On December 12 local time, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced the nominees for the upcoming 2023 Golden Globe Awards. The Golden Globes, which honor achievements in both film and television, are widely considered the second most prestigious film awards in the

TORONTO — In the first episode of the new season of "Little America" director Deepa Mehta guides a story that touches on the pressures some children of immigrant families feel to fit into traditional definitions of success.

TORONTO - In the first episode of the new season of "Little America" director Deepa Mehta guides a story that touches on the pressures some children of immigrant families feel to fit into traditional definitions of success.