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Update your watch list with a fresh slate of Netflix offerings this May 2022, including Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla’s comeback teleserye 2 Good 2 Be True, and the musical fantasy K-drama The Sound of Magic.Check out the full list of exciting new

Update your watch list with a fresh slate of Netflix offerings this April 2022, including the star-studded K-drama Our Blues and the swoon-worthy LGBT teen romance Heartstopper.Check out the full list of exciting new films and TV shows coming to the platform below.Tomorrow

Sometimes we like to fool ourselves—or in the case of these shows, fool others. We're sure you've heard the buzz surrounding Netflix's latest true-crime docuseries Inventing Anna. Whether or not you've already binged the series, there's no doubt there's a fire in

The magic of Disney’s Encanto took the world by storm at the end of 2021 and at the beginning of 2022. With songs we literally can’t get out of our heads and a story that digs up feelings long forgotten and hidden,

Dreading Valentine’s Day? Fear no more! Even if you’re spending it inside your own room this time around, there’s a way to make this particular holiday less lonely. Say goodbye to commenting "Sana all" on every cute-couple post you see, because this year's Hearts

There’s always room for a sweetly-dimpled actor to steal our hearts, and no one does it like Yoon Chan Young. Gaining more and more traction as one of the stars in Netflix’s All of Us Are Dead, you’ll be surprised with how

The Korean zombie series All of Us Are Dead skyrocketed to the top of Netflix charts in more than 25 countries upon its release. Judging from the reception elicited by its trailer alone, the show’s success and social media fame had been

The last two years has seen a significant rise in K-Drama viewers. With that, it’s almost coincidental that  a slew of historical shows with diverse narratives have been released on various streaming platforms, captivating audiences into learning more about the rich background

Choi Woo Shik has proven his undeniable acting skills in various films like Train to Busan and the award-winning Parasite. However, aside from these fan favorites, he also has a diverse background in the entertainment industry; from portraying a quirky hopeless romantic,

Hallyu star Gong Yoo becomes the talk of the town every time he comes out with a new project; and with good reason. The actor has been known to top-bill both TV shows and movies that almost always go on to become

If you've already seen Hellbound then you must be as speechless as I am right now. The six-episode show is stressful, troubling, and really makes you think about the dire effects of blind fanaticism. It's honestly a must-watch! Now it's time to get

We all love K-dramas that can make us laugh, cry, and comfort us in the best possible way. But have you ever heard of shows that can give you the goosebumps and have you in fits of laughter at the same time?

Andrea Brillantes has been in the industry since the early 2010s. The dubbed “Teleserye Princess” of ABS-CBN has acted in an array of roles, from playing the younger sibling of lead stars to bagging her own career-defining projects. Who could forget her iconic lines

Update your watch list with 10 more Netflix releases this December, including the second half of Money Heist’s final season, and the upcoming Korean Original sci-fi series The Silent Sea, starring Gong Yoo.Check out the full list of exciting new films and

As one of Korea's highest paid brand endorsers, Jung Hae In is no stranger to the spotlight, and while he did debut relatively late, that’s the last thing you would think of when you catch him on screen. In just a few years,

Stories don’t just exist to entertain us when we’re bored, some of them are made to either teach us a lesson or to empathize with us when we feel like no one else is listening. Healing K-dramas are especially good at leading

We’re already in the last week of October, which means it's spooky season all over again! What more can we do to celebrate Halloween than by watching horror films in the comfort of our own homes. However, choosing the perfect set of

Growing up in the province, I used to dream about living in the city and looking at the Manila skyline from my room. Now that I'm in the city, I often think about the unhurried life in the province. There's just something

As much as we love unwinding to a romantic movie or a hilarious TV show—two genres most loved by Filipinos— K-dramas about revenge just bring on a different type of release. Nothing beats the satisfaction of watching a protagonist getting sweet vengeance