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2026/02/03

Why DonBelle’s Big-Screen Reunion Feels Different This Time

2/03/2026 01:10:00 AM



When Star Cinema quietly dropped its announcement on February 1, it did not look like a grand press launch. No teaser trailer. No plot reveal. No dramatic poster.

Just two familiar faces smiling at the camera.

And for DonBelle fans, that was more than enough.

“DonBelle is making us fall in love ALL OVER AGAIN! This 2026, Donny Pangilinan & Belle Mariano finally reunite for the big screen—ABANGAN!”

Within minutes, the post spread across timelines, fan pages, and group chats. Old clips from He’s Into Her resurfaced. Lines from An Inconvenient Love were quoted again. The kilig did not need marketing. It came back on its own.

But this reunion is not simply about a loveteam returning to movies. What makes this comeback intriguing is where Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano now stand in their careers—and why this film arrives at a time when both of them no longer “need” the loveteam to shine.

That is what makes this story different.

The last time fans saw them together on the big screen was in An Inconvenient Love in 2022. Since then, both actors took separate paths in 2025. Belle Mariano carried a family drama film, Meet, Greet & Bye, as one of its lead stars. Donny Pangilinan stepped into a heavier, action-driven role in Roja. These were projects that tested them outside the comfort zone of kilig and romance.


 


They were no longer just a pair. They became individual actors.

And yet, while pursuing solo work, they continued to show up for each other’s premieres. No loud statements. No dramatic declarations. Just quiet support that fans noticed.

That detail now adds weight to this film reunion.

Because this is not a comeback born out of nostalgia. It feels like a reunion chosen at the right time.

DonBelle first rose to popularity through the series adaptation of He’s Into Her, where viewers watched their onscreen chemistry grow from awkward encounters to heartfelt moments. That success led to projects like Love is Color Blind, Can’t Buy Me Love, and An Inconvenient Love, where their pairing became one of the defining loveteams of the early 2020s.

But over the years, audiences also grew with them.

The fans who once watched them as teenage characters are now older. Their stories are more mature. Their expectations for romance films have changed. And so have Donny and Belle.

This is why the lack of details about the upcoming film—the director, the writer, the story, the cast—somehow adds to the excitement. It leaves room for imagination. What kind of story would fit DonBelle now?

 

Surely, not the same kilig formula from years ago.

This time, viewers are expecting something deeper. Something that reflects who Donny and Belle have become as actors and as individuals in the industry.

For showbiz followers, this reunion also says something about the current state of loveteams in Philippine entertainment. In recent years, many pairings have struggled to maintain relevance once individual careers start to branch out. But DonBelle seems to be doing the opposite. Their individual growth appears to have strengthened the interest in seeing them together again.

It is a rare situation where separation made the reunion more exciting.

Star Cinema’s simple announcement did not need heavy promotion because the story was already written in the past few years: two young stars who proved they can stand alone, choosing to work together again.

That narrative resonates beyond fandom.

It becomes a story about timing, growth, and chemistry that did not fade.

For DonBelle fans, this is the return of the kilig they missed. For showbiz enthusiasts, this is an interesting case of how a loveteam evolves instead of fading. And for casual viewers, this might be the film that reintroduces Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano not just as a pairing, but as more seasoned performers.

As of now, there are no plot details. No release date. No teaser scenes.


 
Just two smiles in a photo.

But sometimes, in showbiz, that is already a powerful opening scene.

2026/01/30

DigiPlus partners with GMA Network to reshape mobile entertainment in the Philippines

1/30/2026 03:38:00 PM


DigiPlus Interactive Corp. (DigiPlus), the digital entertainment company behind BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone, is strengthening its role in the industry through a new partnership with broadcast giant GMA Network to produce microdramas.

The collaboration responds to the changing viewing habits of Filipinos who now prefer watching content on their mobile devices. Together, DigiPlus and GMA aim to deliver high-quality stories designed for short, vertical viewing that fits easily into everyday screen time.

Through its flagship platform BingoPlus, DigiPlus is rolling out a lineup of exclusive short-form vertical dramas. The move positions the app as more than a gaming platform, but as a growing digital entertainment hub that offers convenient, engaging Filipino content for audiences on the go.

Mobile-Friendly Dramas

Available exclusively on BingoPlus App, the strategic partnership is currently operational with vertical dramas that are meticulously designed for rapid, on-the-go consumption. This format guarantees high-paced narratives and immediate emotional connection, perfectly optimized for the portrait screens of smartphones.

GMA’s “Toyang To Forget” poster, streaming exclusively on BingoPlus app

 
Featuring 40 micro-episodes that run just one to two minutes each, the mini-drama series namely A Masked Billionaire Stole My Heart, Babae Sa Bintana, and Toyang To Forget, are exclusively produced by GMA Network and topbilled by GMA Sparkle stars Andrea Torres, Empoy Marquez, Herlene “Hipon” Budol, Michael Sager, Will Ashley, and Ysabel Ortega.

Commitment to User-Centric Innovation

Leadership from both corporations hailed the partnership as a major step forward for the Philippine entertainment landscape.

BingoPlus President Jasper Vicencio underscored the company's commitment to user-centric innovation stating "Our ongoing partnership with GMA Network is a true game-changer for digital entertainment in the Philippines and a significant milestone for DigiPlus and BingoPlus.”

Vicencio added that “By delivering high-quality, bite-sized narratives, we are not just expanding our platform—we are meeting our users exactly where they are: on their mobile devices, demanding premium, easily digestible content. This initiative solidifies our commitment to multiplying the fun and setting a new standard for mobile entertainment that is accessible to every Filipino with a smartphone.”

“GMA Network is thrilled to be in this continuous partnership with a digital leader like DigiPlus to bring our narrative content to a broader, mobile-first audience. The vertical drama format allows our Sparkle talents and compelling storytelling to shine in a way that perfectly captures the attention of today’s viewers. This venture highlights our commitment to innovation and delivering exceptional, platform-optimized entertainment across the dynamic digital landscape,” disclosed GMA Network Senior Vice President Atty. Annette Gozon Valdes.
GMA’s “A Masked Billionaire Stole My Heart” poster, streaming exclusively on BingoPlus app
 

This strategic content initiative underscores the commitment of both DigiPlus and GMA Network to innovation and market leadership. By delivering platform-optimized content, DigiPlus reinforces its position at the forefront of the Philippine digital entertainment sector. Viewers can access these exclusive vertical dramas by downloading the BingoPlus app to their mobile devices.

For more updates on the latest BingoPlus reels, viewers can follow DigiPlus, BingoPlus, and GMA Sparkle official accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

2026/01/28

Josh Groban Names Regine Velasquez, Martin Nievera as Guests for Manila ‘Gems World Tour’ Concert

1/28/2026 12:12:00 AM


Tony, Emmy and five-time Grammy Award–nominated singer-songwriter Josh Groban is bringing his “Gems World Tour” to Manila for a Valentine’s week concert on Feb. 18, 2026, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. He will be joined by special guests Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez and Concert King Martin Nievera. The show is presented by Wilbros Live.

With more than 35 million albums sold worldwide, Groban is best known for songs such as “You Raise Me Up,” “To Where You Are,” “February Song,” and “The Prayer.” The tour showcases his trademark mix of classical strength and pop appeal, with numbers like “Believe” and “Evermore” performed alongside an orchestra and choir for a rich, cinematic sound. Known for his distinct voice and steady stage presence, Groban continues to draw packed crowds in venues around the world.

Regine Velasquez, one of the best-selling Filipino artists of all time, whose legendary vocal range and hits like “Dadalhin”, “Pangako” and “On The Wings of Love” have earned her unprecedented accolades. Martin Nievera, the prolific singer-songwriter and TV host behind iconic hits like “Be My Lady”, “Say That You Love Me” and “You Are My Song” previously interviewed Groban and expressed immense excitement to transition from interviewer to stage partner for this historic reunion. Together, these multi-award-winning legends promise to make the evening an unforgettable showcase of world-class talent.  

Reflecting on his return to the Philippines after seven years, Groban expressed a profound emotional connection to his Filipino audience, noting that the country holds “a very special place in my heart”. He credited the local fan base for their unwavering support, stating “Outside of America, the Philippines is one that got to truly accept my music. Filipinos have understood me and my music for the entirety of my career.”  

For Groban, the upcoming Manila concert is a celebration of a relationship that spans decades. “Every time I have the opportunity to perform for my fans in the Philippines, it is a night of many things – most of which is gratitude – gratitude that I feel from my fans there since album one, day one,” he shared. “So whenever I come to the Philippines, whenever I get to play a concert there, I celebrate your country’s love of music.”  

Don’t miss this unforgettable night of vocal excellence and musical history! Tickets are on-sale and available at SMTickets.com and SM Ticket outlets nationwide. Limited VIP Soundcheck Experience and VIP Superfun Package with Josh Groban are also available.

2025/12/31

Remembering the Icons: Filipino Showbiz and Music Legends We Lost in 2025

12/31/2025 10:19:00 PM



The Philippine entertainment industry mourned deeply in 2025 as it said goodbye to many of its most respected artists, performers, and cultural figures. From film and television to music and theater, these icons shaped generations, told Filipino stories, and left a lasting mark on the nation’s creative soul.

Here is a look back at the notable personalities from showbiz and music who passed away in 2025, their lives, achievements, and the legacies they leave behind.


 
Gloria Romero

Born: December 16, 1933
Died: January 2025
Age: 91


Known as the Queen of Philippine Cinema, Gloria Romero was one of the most admired actresses in the country. Her career spanned more than six decades, during which she portrayed a wide range of roles in films and television. Revered for her grace and professionalism, she remained active well into her later years and was widely respected by fellow artists and audiences alike.



Matutina (Evelyn Bontogon-Guerrero)

Born: 1946
Died: February 2025
Age: 78

Matutina was best remembered for her comedic timing and warmth, especially in the classic sitcom John en Marsha. Her performances brought humor and heart to Filipino households, making her one of television’s most beloved supporting characters.



Delia Razon (Lucy May G. Reyes)

Born: August 8, 1930
Died: March 15, 2025
Age: 94

A veteran actress of Philippine cinema’s golden years, Delia Razon was admired for her elegance and strength on screen. Her passing was confirmed by her granddaughter, actress Carla Abellana, who described her as fearless, loving, and deeply admired by her family.


 
Pilita Corrales

Born: August 22, 1937
Died: April 12, 2025
Age: 87

Dubbed Asia’s Queen of Songs, Pilita Corrales was a trailblazer in music. Known for her powerful voice and multilingual performances, she recorded countless albums and helped bring Filipino music to international audiences. Her family remembered her not only for her music, but also for her generosity and love for life.



Nora Aunor

Born: May 21, 1953
Died: April 16, 2025
Age: 71

A Superstar and National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, Nora Aunor was one of the most influential figures in Philippine cinema. From her humble beginnings to award-winning performances, she portrayed stories of ordinary Filipinos with rare depth and honesty. She was laid to rest at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.



Hajji Alejandro

Born: December 26, 1954
Died: April 22, 2025
Age: 70

An OPM icon, Hajji Alejandro was known for timeless love songs that defined an era. Often called the original heartthrob of college serenades, his smooth voice and romantic style earned him lasting admiration from fans across generations.



Ricky Davao

Born: May 30, 1961
Died: May 2, 2025
Age: 63

Ricky Davao dedicated over four decades to Philippine cinema as both an actor and director. Known for his strong dramatic roles and thoughtful storytelling, he was admired for his commitment to the craft and his quiet influence behind the camera.

 

Freddie Aguilar

Born: February 5, 1953
Died: May 27, 2025
Age: 72

Freddie Aguilar was an OPM legend whose songs spoke of social issues, love, and Filipino identity. Best known for hits that crossed borders, his music became anthems of the people and a symbol of Filipino pride.



Red Sternberg

Born: 1974
Died: May 27, 2025
Age: 50

Red Sternberg rose to fame as Kiko in the youth-oriented series T.G.I.S. He later appeared in popular TV dramas such as Anna Karenina and Sana Ay Ikaw Na Nga. His sudden passing shocked fans who grew up watching him in the 1990s.


 
Lolit Solis

Born: May 20, 1947
Died: July 4, 2025
Age: 78

A veteran showbiz columnist and television host, Lolit Solis was a powerful voice in entertainment journalism. As a longtime host of Startalk, she shaped celebrity reporting for decades and remained influential until her passing.



Patrick Dela Rosa

Born : July 13, 1961
Died: October 27, 2025
Age : 64  

Former actor and politician Patrick Dela Rosa was remembered by family as a loving brother and friend. His death prompted heartfelt tributes that spoke of shared memories and the end of his pain.



Loly Mara (Gloria “Loly” Mara)

Born: 1939
Died: 2025
Age: 86

A veteran actress, Loly Mara was remembered by her family as a strong, loving matriarch whose warmth extended beyond the screen and into the lives she touched.



Bayani Casimiro Jr.

Born: 1967
Died: 2025
Age: 57

Best known as Prinsipe K in Okay Ka Fairy Ko, Bayani Casimiro Jr. brought joy to children and families through fantasy television and comedy.


Cocoy Laurel (Victor Laurel)

Born: 1952
Died: June 2025
Age: 72

A respected film and theater actor, Cocoy Laurel was known for his refined performances on stage and screen. His passing was confirmed by family, with no cause disclosed.



Anna Feliciano

Born: 1959
Died: October 25, 2025
Age: 65

Anna Feliciano was a dancer and choreographer who worked on major noontime shows. Her creative work helped shape some of the most iconic television performances in local entertainment.



Piwee Polintan

Born: 1978
Died: October 28, 2025
Age: 47

As the lead vocalist of the band Jeremiah, Piwee Polintan was admired for his voice and passion for music. His bandmates remembered him as a talent who touched many hearts.



Rosa Rosal

Born: 1928
Died: November 15, 2025 
Age: 97

Beyond acting, Rosa Rosal was known for her humanitarian work with the Philippine Red Cross. She left behind a legacy of service, dignity, and compassion that extended far beyond entertainment.



Jimmy Regino

Died: December 2025

Jimmy Regino, brother of April Boys frontman Vingo Regino, passed away after a long hospital stay. His death came years after the loss of OPM icon April Boy Regino, marking another painful chapter for the Regino family.

A Lasting Legacy

The artists lost in 2025 were more than celebrities. They were storytellers, voices of a generation, and reflections of Filipino life and culture. Though they are gone, their work continues to live on through films, songs, television shows, and the memories they leave behind.

Their legacy remains — in every note sung, every scene remembered, and every life they touched.

2025/12/23

Vice Ganda, Nadine Lustre reunite in MMFF 2025 entry “Call Me Mother”

12/23/2025 10:08:00 PM


Vice Ganda and Nadine Lustre reunite on the big screen in Call Me Mother, a comedy-drama that explores the joys and pains of motherhood. The film is an official entry to the 51st Metro Manila Film Festival and opens in cinemas nationwide on December 25.


 

The movie marks the highly anticipated reunion of Vice and Nadine, who last worked together years ago in the fantasy-comedy film Petrang Kabayo. Their return to the screen together has drawn strong interest from fans, highlighted by the film’s official trailer, which reached 20 million views in just over 24 hours across social media platforms. The hashtag #CallMeMotherFullTrailer also became the top trending topic nationwide following its release on December 2.



Directed by award-winning filmmaker Jun Robles Lana, Call Me Mother tells a heartfelt story about unconditional love, sacrifice, and commitment. The film looks at motherhood beyond biology, showing how love and responsibility can take many forms.

The story centers on two mothers with very different lives. Twinkle, played by Vice Ganda, is a former beauty pageant coach who becomes a devoted queer adoptive mother to Angelo, portrayed by Lucas Andalio. Twinkle believes that being a parent is a choice rooted in love, care, and daily sacrifice.




In contrast, Mara, played by Nadine Lustre, is Angelo’s biological mother. Once a teenage pageant star, Mara grows up to become a high-fashion model. She lives with deep regret after abandoning her child years earlier to chase her dreams.

Their paths cross again when Twinkle reaches out to Mara to finalize Angelo’s adoption. Twinkle plans to bring the child abroad for a new job, but Mara agrees to sign the papers only under one condition: Twinkle must help her win the biggest beauty pageant in the country.

As Twinkle reluctantly agrees, tensions rise. Mara slowly grows closer to Angelo, forcing Twinkle to confront his fears, insecurities, and what it truly means to be a parent. The film asks whether love is proven by blood or by the willingness to stay, sacrifice, and put a child first.




  
The cast also includes Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab housemates Klarisse De Guzman, Mika Salamanca, Brent Manalo, Esnyr Ranollo, River Joseph, and Shuvee Etrata. They are joined by veteran and supporting actors Chanda Romero, Carmi Martin, Ces Quesada, John “Sweet” Lapus, MC Muah, Iyah Mina, Jennifer Sevilla, Robert Ortega, Tanya Gomez, and Divine Tetay.

Call Me Mother is produced by Star Cinema, The IdeaFirst Company, and Viva Films. Blending humor with emotional depth, the film aims to offer a warm and relatable story for families this holiday season.

 

The movie opens in cinemas nationwide beginning December 25. For updates, follow Star Cinema on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, and @abscbnpr on major social media platforms.

‘Love You So Bad’ Puts a Fresh Spin on a Familiar Love Triangle at the 51st MMFF

12/23/2025 09:42:00 PM


Love triangles are nothing new in Filipino films. The woman caught between two men, each willing to do anything for her love, is a story audiences have seen many times before. Yet “Love You So Bad,” an entry in the 51st Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), finds new energy in the familiar by letting each character bring a distinct style of love, choice, and growth.

Starring Bianca de Vera, Dustin Yu, and Will Ashley, the film is a youthful romance that leans into longing, confusion, and self-discovery. Directed by Mae Cruz Alviar and written by Crystal San Miguel, “Love You So Bad” is a co-production of Star Cinema, GMA Pictures, and Regal Entertainment.



Set to premiere on December 25, 2025, the film officially joined the roster of the 51st MMFF on October 10, when it was announced as part of the festival’s second batch of entries at the University of Makati Performing Arts Theater.

At the center of the story is Savannah, played by Bianca de Vera. She is sassy, confident, and unapologetically herself—a college senior determined to live life on her own terms. But her carefully drawn lines begin to blur when she finds herself torn between two very different men.



 



One is LA, portrayed by Dustin Yu, a bad boy and undeniable chick magnet who fuels Savannah’s wild side. The other is Vic, played by Will Ashley, a principled and ambitious young man who challenges her to grow and look beyond her comfort zone.

“Sassy, confident and unapologetically herself, college senior Savannah (Bianca de Vera) is determined to live life on her own terms,” the film’s synopsis reads. “She finds herself torn between two very different men… As old wounds resurface and difficult choices confront her, she must decide who she really wants to be and who she dares to love.”

 

The love triangle may sound cliché, but what makes it compelling is how LA and Vic pursue Savannah in their own ways—one with charm and reckless confidence, the other with quiet sincerity and purpose. Each brings out a different side of her, forcing Savannah to confront not just who she loves, but who she wants to become.

Excitement around the film has steadily grown in the months leading up to its release. On December 1, Star Cinema unveiled character posters of Savannah, Vic, and LA, designed in a playful slam book style that gave fans a glimpse into each character’s personality.

 

A week later, on December 8, the cast and creative team gathered at the Dolphy Theater for the film’s Press & Party media day and official trailer launch. De Vera, Yu, and Ashley, along with Alviar and San Miguel, shared personal and heartfelt responses to questions from the media, adding depth to the story they are bringing to the screen.

 

The official teaser offers a closer look at the film’s emotional push and pull. In one key scene, Savannah stands in the middle of a crowded party as time seems to stop. She locks eyes with LA—then Vic. The moment captures the heart of the film: attraction pulling her in two directions at once.

Set to the mellow track “Sikulo,” sung by Angela Ken, Maki, and Nhiko, the teaser shows Savannah moving closer to LA before cutting to Vic, equally stunned and drawn in. A warm smile, a gentle embrace, and the question of who she is holding linger in the air.

The tension builds until Savannah suddenly faints. As both men carry her to what appears to be her pink bedroom, they are caught off guard by her intimate request: “Dito ka lang.” Whether she is speaking to one man, both, or to a deeper need for comfort is left unanswered.


 



Almost-kisses, whispered words, and glimpses of LA and Vic’s contrasting courting styles fill the teaser, hinting at the emotional stakes ahead.

“Love You So Bad” marks the big-screen collaboration of the three stars, following their appearance in “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition.” The film also stands as Star Cinema’s second MMFF entry this year, joining “Call Me Mother,” starring Vice Ganda and Nadine Lustre, and directed by Jun Robles Lana.

As the MMFF lineup for 2025 is completed, “Love You So Bad” stands out not for reinventing the love triangle, but for embracing it—showing that even the most familiar stories can still feel fresh when told with heart, honesty, and well-drawn characters.



“Love You So Bad” opens exclusively in Philippine cinemas on December 25.

2025/12/18

Josh Groban Brings GEMS World Tour to Manila on February 18, 2026

12/18/2025 10:02:00 PM


Tony, EMMY, and five-time GRAMMY Award–nominated singer-songwriter Josh Groban has announced his newest tour, ‘GEMS WORLD TOUR,’ with a concert in MANILA on February 18, 2026, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. The show is presented by Wilbros Live. Tickets go on sale on November 22, Saturday, at 11 a.m. via SMTickets.com and SM Tickets outlets nationwide.

Josh Groban is known for one of the most recognizable voices in music. He continues to draw audiences as both a powerful vocalist and a versatile performer. Groban has sold more than 35 million albums worldwide, headlined major venues across continents, and appeared in film and television. His catalog includes chart-topping albums such as Josh Groban (5x-platinum), Closer (6x-platinum), Noël (7x-platinum), Awake (2x-platinum), Illuminations, All That Echoes, Stages (his first UK No. 1 album), Bridges, and his most recent release, Harmony. He has performed to sold-out crowds in North America, Europe, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Asia.

Groban expanded his career on stage and screen with his Broadway debut in 2016, starring in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, which earned him a Tony® Award nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Musical. He also appeared in popular shows such as Glee, The Simpsons, The Office, CSI: NY, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and The Crazy Ones, as well as films including Coffee Town, Muppets Most Wanted, and Crazy, Stupid, Love. In 2018, he starred in the NETFLIX series The Good Cop. In 2022, Groban returned to Radio City Music Hall for his Great Big Radio City Show residency, launched a nationwide tour, and portrayed the Beast in ABC’s Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration.

In the spring of 2023, Josh returned to Broadway in the revival of Sweeney Todd, taking on the title role and earning Tony and GRAMMY nominations, along with strong critical praise. Deadline wrote, “Groban makes himself over into a full-blown, and fully developed, Broadway star…His Sweeney is by turns sympathetic and monstrous.” The New York Times noted that the role was “gorgeously sung,” praising his “quasi-operatic pop baritone” and clear delivery of every word.

This year, Josh released Gems, an 18-track collection spanning his career. He also performed a sold-out, exclusive five-night run at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, featuring a hits-focused production under the same title.

Josh recently announced Hidden Gems, a special collection that gathers ten fan-favorite and rare tracks—many previously unavailable on streaming platforms—along with one brand-new song. Over the years, he has released deluxe editions, fan exclusives, and international tracks, now curated into one collection that highlights the range of his music. To mark the announcement, Josh shared his new song, “The Constant,” a collaboration written with acclaimed songwriters Pasek and Paul (The Greatest Showman, La La Land). The track adds something new while honoring the songs longtime fans have cherished.

Beyond music and performance, Groban remains active in arts education and advocacy. Through his Find Your Light Foundation, he continues to support programs that enrich the lives of young people through arts, education, and cultural awareness.



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