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IT might be surprising to think about browsing for therapists and ordering up mental health care the way you can peruse a menu on Grubhub or summon a car on Lyft. But over the last decade, digital access to therapy has become increasingly common, in some cases replacing the traditional…

A NEW show by Patricia Perez Eustaquio at Silverlens Galleries is a melange of soft fabric sculptures and drawings on paper where the artist continues to dissect the binary oppositions found in the process of translation from one form to another. For this series, the artist takes portions from her…

Since third quarter of last year, Beauty Gonzalez has been on a roll.

Ariel Rivera They always tell us to expect the unexpected. One day you’re living the life of your dreams; the next second you’re hit with something so big, so improbable, and so fake. Such is the premise of GMA Entertainment Group’s latest Afternoon Prime offering, The Fake Life. The upcom

He could have easily banked on his illustrious and widely-known family name, Eigenmann, when he joined showbiz. Yet, he opted to use a familiar moniker which his dad, Mark Gil, used in Mike de Leon’s best remembered drama, Batch ’81 (1982).

Ayanna Misola Among actors, performing sexual acts with the same sex during shoots allows them greater freedom and mobility. Where it used to be taboo and spoken only in whispers, such scenes have come out of the closet for all the world to witness and celebrate. Actors in the present ti

Now that films are back to the big screen and Viva started it with Yam Laranas’ horror thriller, Rooftop, the company recently unveiled an impressive line-up of films in Summer to the Max, all to be shown this year. More than two dozen titles were confirmed, from romance to comedy, adaptation of Korean dramas, suspense-thriller and a sprinkle of other ingredients thrown in. The line-up is sure at least until September. Of course, more films are being wrapped up. Four new films are set to be re...

It’s been some time since award-winning actor Sid Lucero starred in a film and many are happy that while the new year is very young, Lucero already has two movies in exhibition: Lawrence Fajardo’s Reroute and Mac Alejandre’s Silip sa Apoy. In Reroute, Lucero breathes life to the role of…

Sid Lucero A kiss is still a kiss. Does it matter if the one you kiss is male or female if the scene, or the role, calls for it? For some actors, kissing a man is a lot easier than kissing a woman in cinematic terms and for cinematic purposes. Sid Lucero, one of the stars of "Silip Sa Apoy,"

John Arcilla on Sid Lucero: ‘Andami mong makukuhang resources, on and off the camera, and he plays around. That’s one of the things in acting kasi being irreverent while you are actually trying to get the center of this character. That’s none of his styles. Andami niyang resources para maging irreverent.’ Sid Lucero on John Arcilla: ‘He is a bottomless well of inspiration that you can draw from, especially if he throws himself completely at the work. In between scenes, you could see th...