Man in `polvoron video’ not Marcos – PNP, NBI
BY VICTOR REYES AND ASHZEL HACHERO
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Cone tells Pinoy bets: Enjoy the moment
MANILA, Philippines — It may have failed to make the trip but Gilas Pilipinas remains invested in the Filipinos’ campaign in the Paris Olympics.
American Film Institute Unveils Participants for Cinematography Intensive for Women
Jack Dunn The American Film Institute and Panavision have unveiled the participants for the 2024 Cinematography Intensive for Women, which takes place from July 27 to July 30 at the AFI Campus in Los Angeles. CIW is a tuition-free educational program designed to equip emerging cinematographers with hands-on training and mentorship to help advance their filmmaking careers. The program is emulated from the AFI Conservatory MFA curriculum, featuring masterclasses on cinematography fundamentals and discussions on navigating the industry as women, nonbinary and historically underrepresented filmmakers.
SBP’s goal is LA Olympics
SBP president Al Panlilio is disappointed that Gilas failed to qualify for the Paris Olympics but the dream of making it to the Los Angeles Games in 2028 is alive and that’s the goal to work on for the next four years.
Police say man inhaling white powder in video is not Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — A video allegedly showing Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos inhaling a white powder has been denounced as "fake" and "malicious", with investigators on Tuesday presenting close-up images of his ear to prove it was not him.
James Reid gives impromptu performance in Taguig mall
MANILA, Philippines — Singer-actor James Reid surprised several fans by performing his newest single "Hurt Me Too" in SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
Brillante Mendoza’s ‘Moro’ Heads to Netflix in Asia; Fire and Ice for World Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief “Moro,” a tale of fractious fraternal relations that debuted last year in the Jiseok section of the Busan International Film Festival, has begun airing on Netflix in Southeast Asia, including director Brillante Mendoza’s native Philippines. In other territories, the film’s rights are being represented by Manila-based finance, production and sales firm Fire and Ice. With a screenplay by Honeylyn Joy Alipio, and production by Mendoza’s Center Stage Productions, “Moro” tells a story about a widowed mother (played by Laurice Guillen) who tries to reconcile two brothers who are feuding over a piece of disputed land in Mindanao. The older brother is diligent and responsible, the younger one has squandered his savings on gambling.
Swedish rookie Larsson lifts Heat to NBA Summer League title
LOS ANGELES – Swedish guard Pelle Larsson scored the deciding basket in overtime to give the Miami Heat a 120-118 triumph over the Memphis Grizzlies in Monday's NBA Summer League championship game (Tuesday Manila time).