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Puregold Highlights Sari-Sari Stores’ Role in Driving Grassroots Commerce and MSME Growth

Apr 5, 2026

In its final installment of the Sari-Sari Stories, Puregold releases “Pangalan,” a moving tribute to the sari-sari stores that continue to p...

Review: The President's Cake

Apr 2, 2026

1990. Iraq. Young Lamia was selected by her teacher to prepare a cake in honour of President Saddam Hussein’s birthday. It is a yearly tradi...

Review: “The Magic Faraway Tree” is the sugar rush we need

Mar 30, 2026

Out now in cinemas is “The Magic Faraway Tree”, based on Enid Blyton’s children's book series of the same name. It’s my recommendation f...

Review: “They Will Kill You” lacks soul amidst the abundance of violence

Mar 25, 2026

In “They Will Kill You”, Zazie Beetz plays Asia Reaves, who, after being wrongfully sent to prison for more than a decade, is now in search ...

Review: “I Swear” is more than an awareness tale. It’s a conversation-starter

Mar 24, 2026

John Davidson was fifteen in the 1980s when he was diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome, a nervous system disorder that causes him to make...

Review: Jessie Buckley is the only reason to see “The Bride”

Mar 7, 2026

“The Bride of Frankenstein” gets a punk remake with “The Bride”, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s iteration of what happens if Victor Frankenstein’s crea...

"Holy Days" review

Feb 28, 2026

Nathalie Boltt’s “Holy Days” follows Brian, a young boy from New Zealand, who got into an unlikely alliance with three nuns. When threats ar...

Baz Luhrmann’s “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” is the quintessential Elvis experience

Feb 23, 2026

Here’s Elvis Presley like you’ve never seen before. While researching for his Elvis biopic, director Baz Luhrmann unearthed hours of film fo...

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