'Don De Leon, baka naman': Daria Ramirez appeals for financial help from ex-husband Joey de Leon
MANILA, Philippines — Veteran actress Daria Ramirez appealed for financial help from her ex-husband Joey de Leon.
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Daria Ramirez talks about her split from Joey de Leon
MANILA, Philippines — Veteran actress Daria Ramirez revealed the reason behind her separation from ex-husband Joey de Leon.
Beauty queen Abbygale Arenas-de Leon shares how she found hope in her fight against breast cancer
A former beauty queen, a certified image professional, a wife, and a mother. One would think that Abbygale “Abby” Arenas de Leon has already got it all. Little do most people know, she holds a far greater title for winning the biggest fight of her life: a breast cancer survivor.
WATCH: Dolly de Leon among PeopleAsia's Women of Style and Substance 2023 winners
MANILA, Philippines — Award-winning actress Dolly de Leon briefly reflected on the role of women like her after being recognized as one of PeopleAsia's Women of Style and Substance this year.
Kathryn Bernado & Dolly De Leon Talk Filipino Dark Comedy ‘A Very Good Girl’; “Days Of Women’s Stories Being In The Shadows Are Close To Over”
Kathryn Bernado, known as the Queen of Philippines Cinema, and Triangle Of Sadness star Dolly de Leon are both almost unrecognizable in their new movie, A Very Good Girl, which ABS-CBN and Star Cinema are opening at the U.S. box office today (October 6).
'Darnas' Jane De Leon, Rebecca Patricia Armstrong bond in Thailand
MANILA, Philippines — Kapamilya actress Jane De Leon has found a new friend in Thai actress Rebecca Patricia Armstrong.
'E.A.T' nag-sorry sa kontrobersyal na 'lubid' joke ni Joey de Leon | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Pormal nang humingi ng tawad ang pamunuan ng "E.A.T." sa diumano'y insensitive na biro ng komedyante at TV host na si Joey de Leon sa kanilang programa, bagay na pinagtatawanan ang paksa ng suicide.
'E.A.T.' apologizes over Joey de Leon 'lubid' comment
MANILA, Philippines — The production of noontime show "E.A.T" apologized for the "lubid" comment of its host Joey de Leon on its recent episode that drew flak for its suggestion on the sensitive topic of suicide.