Entertainment

Nine-year-old Alexa Mendoza takes the spotlight as she bags the title of first-ever “Idol Kids Philippines” champion.

BGYO added energy to the semifinals with a dynamic performance of their track “Headlines.”

The supernatural hit keeps its grip on fans by teasing new twists in November’s return.

ICYMI: Karina and Wonyoung’s viral stage moment has taken the K-pop world by storm and is making history one fan at a time.

Metro highlights JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith on its latest cover, where they muse about their preparation and bond that shaped their debut digital series, “Ghosting,” as an onscreen love team.

Mika Salamanca and Brent Manalo’s debut duet, “What If Tayo? ” blends romance and sincerity, quickly becoming a fan favorite and topping iTunes Philippines charts.

These love teams became trademarks for hope—KathNiel delivered generational TV hits, JaDine offered real intimacy that matched their on-screen spark, and LizQuen showed that fairy-tale romance can feel soft, poetic, and somehow lived.

Glitter, drag, and drama — Sabrina’s VMAs were anything but quiet.

Summer Sonic Bangkok 2025 featured BGYO as the only Filipino performers. Their electrifying stage presence captured the crowd, highlighting how P-pop talent continues to earn global recognition.

The Coachella stage in April 2026 will see BINI shine as the first Filipino group to perform, joining international icons Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G in California.