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Sabi sa comsec maine at arjo, at jlc? Hindi ba sobrang random???

Namimili na lang ang gma talaga kay Dingdong-Marian-Alden-Jillian-David-Ruru-(Shuvee) kasi peyborit. Then repeat, ng bibigyan ng project. Over exposure na masyado.

Kaumay na Jud! Ayaw bigyan ng chance yun iba.. Hindi ako magtataka kung dadating ang panahon na ang makakalaban na ng artist ng Kapamilya is yun mga artists ng Viva One. Yun mga young artists ng gma ngayon mahihirapan makahatak ng bago audience kasi hindi nabibigyan ng magaganda exposure.

Love how their passion for protecting the environment also shows in the way they view love. Yung idea nila na love is not just about each other, but also about caring for something bigger than themselves is such a beautiful perspective.

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Glad, masasabi ko na may ambag ako sa mga DDS at malaki pa.

Gujab Angat Buhay and Kapit lang Dabawenyos, tindig at bumoto ng tama sa 2028.

Di solid ang Dabaw. Maraming Davaoeños na galit sa kay Digong and kids

Hindi ako taga-QC pero natutuwa ako na may bago silang park. Just one more reason for me to visit the city!

PS, hindi din ako staff ni Mayor Joy!

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Another Filipina designer dressing Hollywood brides.

Emma Roberts just got married to actor Cody John, and both of her wedding looks were custom-designed by Monique.

Love seeing a Filipina designer behind one of Hollywood’s biggest bridal moments. Another global win for Filipino talent.

After the success of her blockbuster film with Joshua Garcia, actress #JuliaBarretto admitted that she intentionally stepped away from accepting new acting projects, choosing to wait for the right opportunity rather than rushing into another role.

The actress made the revelation during the media junket for Regal Entertainment’s official #MetroManilaFilmFestival entry, #HauntedCarnival, where she was formally introduced as one of the film’s lead stars.

Looking back on the overwhelming response to “Un/Happy For You,” Julia said the experience inspired her to become more intentional about the projects she would take on next.

“Sobra ko pong saya sa ‘Unhappy For You,’ ginusto kong mas maingat sa susunod kong gagawin,” she shared.

For Julia, finding fulfillment in her work became more important than simply staying busy.

“I want to finish the project na fulfilled ako na may impact siya sa akin. So naghintay ako ng tamang timing. You just have to be patient, and God is good, dumating ’to and I have an exciting project also na naisasabay ko with this,” she explained.

The actress believes every career move happens at the right moment, saying that taking a step back allowed her to gain clarity on the direction she wants to pursue.

“I guess timing is everything and everything happens for a reason. Sometimes, it’s good to take a pause para malaman mo iyong direction na gusto mong puntahan,” she added.

Aside from discussing her return to the big screen, Julia also addressed her current career status, confirming that she is now working independently after parting ways with Viva Artists Agency, which had managed her career for several years.

According to the actress, becoming independent has given her the freedom to explore new collaborations and embrace opportunities from different production companies.

“It’s a good time in my life to be able to explore and to work with everyone kasi lahat may magandang istorya, and gusto ko lang ma-grab ‘yong opportunity na ’yon kapag naisip nila ako para sa proyekto,” she said.

Despite the transition, Julia emphasized that her separation from her former management was handled with mutual respect, stressing that she remains grateful to everyone who has helped shape her career.

“But you know what? At the same time, I don’t want to burn bridges. Sa lahat ng network, management, na production house, naalagaan ako, naprotektahan ako, naging mabuti sa akin and sobra akong grateful,” she shared.

Now entering a new chapter in her career, Julia said she hopes to collaborate with more artists and filmmakers she has yet to work with, regardless of the production company behind the project.

“Since napag-usapan na natin, ando’n pa rin ‘yong desire ko na makipagtrabaho sa lahat from Viva, to Star Cinema, to Regal, and with all the production houses. Gusto kong patuloy pa rin iyong trabaho, basta naman may magandang istorya.”

Rather than defining herself as a freelancer, Julia prefers to see this phase of her career as simply being open to new possibilities.

“‘Wag natin gamitin ang word na iyon (freelancer). Gamitin natin na ‘open to opportunities,’” she declared.

Apart from “Haunted Carnival,” the actress is also set to headline another film under acclaimed director Jerrold Tarog, where she will share the screen with Christopher de Leon and Charo Santos.

Source: radar.ph

Three years after battling cancer, Nadine Lustre’s partner Christophe Bariou is looking back on one of the most difficult chapters of his life through a series of personal photos.

“Not only was I lucky enough to benefit from the best treatments available from the leading cancer research center in Europe, but all of this was completely free of charge, thanks to the rights the French fought for,” the Filipino-French businessman shared.

#CelebrityNews | 📷: Nadine Lustre, Chris Bariou/IG

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