30 Seconds To Mars continues to explore and employ technological advances to diversify their sound and to keep them from becoming too predictable. A perfect example of this is the futuristic and innovative “Up In The Air” which is the lead single from their latest studio-release entitled “Love, Lust, Faith + Dreams” which is now available in the market.
In our recent interview with Arnel Pineda, lead vocalist of the American band Journey since late 2007, he said that he and his band mates Neal Schon, Ross Valory, Deen Castronovo and Jonathan Cain might go on a hiatus after 2016. Whether the group would continue touring after the break, Arnel said was still uncertain. “It will depend on the demand,” he pointed out.
Richard Yap, or Papa Chen/Sir Chief, reveals his secret to being “papa-ble”—which was why he was chosen C-Lium Fibre endorser even at age 46. “I was on the thin side when I was younger…(so) I started working out,” he says. “Instead of heavy meals, I opt for five to six light meals throughout the day.”
Anjo Yllana is euphoric after winning the elections. He sent me this text message:
The King of K-pop says reigning on a solo tour is a challenge but one he wouldn’t want to miss.
Another day, another domination for Taylor Swift: She was the red hot winner at the Billboard Music Awards.
“Star Trek: Into Darkness” soared at warp speed to the top of the US box office, ousting blockbuster sequel “Iron Man 3,” industry estimates showed Sunday.
The Country has just lost “the archetypal Filipino villainess,” actress Boots Anson-Roa said of the death of veteran character actress Bella Flores on Sunday.
Over the past few years, Vice Ganda has coined various phrases that have become part of the local pop culture slang: “I-Dawn Zulueta mo ako,” “unkabogable,” “PBB Teens”… During his packed solo concert Friday night at the Big Dome, Vice introduced a new one: “I-Vice Ganda mo ako!”
Hollywood action star Vin Diesel said becoming a father brought about a “powerful transformation” in his life.
Debuting filmmaker Dwein Baltazar set out to take an unflinching look at growing old. She said her father had led her to the idea behind her first film, “Mamay Umeng,” one of the entries in last year’s Cinema One Originals fest.
Caught strolling incognito on the streets of this resort city in the south of France are two Filipino filmmakers with the lead actors in their respective movies competing in the Un Certain Regard Section. During daytime, Lav Diaz and “Norte” actor Archie Alemania took in the sights of the boutique-lined streets near the Palais. In the evening, Adolfo Alix Jr. and “Death March” actor Sam Milby went out dining and bar-hopping with other members of the Filipino contingent. Inevitably, a few Filipinos would ask for souvenir shots here and there, but the actors largely went around undisturbed. Interestingly, it was Alemania’s turn to act like a fan. He asked for a snapshot with Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi, but her publicist politely turned him down. Turned out Ziyi is a juror in Un Certain Regard, where Alemania’s film is in contention. Contact between jurors and participants are not encouraged, said Alix who also couldn’t ask for a photo with Ziyi. Bayani San Diego Jr.
