SB19’s highly anticipated film, PAGTATAG! THE DOCUMENTARY marks its nationwide theatrical debut last August 28!

The much-buzzed documentary provides an inside look into the group's collective and individual experiences on tour, while trying to navigate their ascension to global pop stardom with crippling fear of anxiety and pressure.

Aside from chronicling the P-Pop powerhouse’s journey as they “move forward to a new era of music, career, and emancipation,” the concert documentary also unravels never-before-seen moments that put their resilience and commitment to the test.


“Part of what makes the film even more special is that it doesn’t sugar-coat the learnings and experiences that we’ve endured during the entire era of the PAGTATAG! tour and album release,” SB19 shares in a press statement. “The year-long run was filled with multiple setbacks that added mental and emotional distress. But as the title explains it best, the documentary will show how we bounced back from the adversities in life and career, and how we managed to mount a series of shows despite going through a lot of internal and collective struggles. We hope that through this movie, we will be able to inspire our A’TIN to become stronger and more resilient when they face a similar ordeal in a not-so-distant future.”

In the development of new technology, the needs of people with disabilities are sometimes overlooked. International ALS foundations have been championing the cause, trying to raise awareness to encourage innovation that uplifts these communities. Adhering to HONOR’s commitment to human-centric innovation, the company stands as the first smartphone brand to introduce intent-based eye-tracking technology through its MagicOS 8.0 operating system. The AI-powered technology allows users to interact with their phone using just their eyes to open notifications and apps. The company will roll this feature out to global devices from 27th August 2024.

“ALS is a progressive disease of the nerve cells in which your muscles gradually fail,” explains Limore Noach, executive director of ALS Foundation Netherlands. “Every loss of function is forever,” she says, adding that ALS patients often retain control only of their eye movement in the later stages of the disease. “People who have been diagnosed with a life-changing disease often find a renewed sense of purpose and want to do something meaningful.”

Thirty in English or Trenta in Spanish/Filipino signifies the end of youth and the start of adulthood, but for Taters, thirty is simply the start of something more. Celebrating its 30th year, Taters, is one of the Philippines' best-known names in the food and beverage industry.

Simply a stand offering snacks to moviegoers now became one of the big hits in the snack sector. Taters continues to pursue product and service excellence by keeping abreast of the rapidly evolving demands of its highly dynamic market.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has announced that the Circle to Search feature with Google will be available for select Galaxy A series devices in the Philippines starting August 2024. This includes models such as the Galaxy A55, A54, A35, and A34. In September 2024, the feature will also roll out to the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+. The availability of these updates may vary depending on the device model and market. This move highlights Samsung and Google's ongoing commitment to bringing advanced mobile technology to more users. The Circle to Search feature, already available on certain Galaxy A series devices, will soon enhance the user experience on the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+, utilizing the large screens and Galaxy S Pen for improved discovery.