Nearly 30 years into an impressive career, Jericho Rosales continues to push himself into previously unexplored realms, always surprising audiences along the way. His latest challenge: stepping into the gigantic, and well-polished shoes of one of Philippine history’s most imposing figures, President Manuel L. Quezon.
When Jericho Rosales got the phone call from director Jerrold Tarog offering him the part of Manuel Quezon, it couldn't have come at a more fortuitous time. The prolific actor, producer, musician and businessman-always in-demand in the entertainment business ...
The 30-year-old Kapuso star has tips for aspiring entrepreneurs, too.
Many celebrities capitalize on their stardom to succeed outside of show business. These enterprising personalities have been known to use their names to promote their own brand or company, so they can generate income, even when they're not in front of ...
The world is a little bit sadder with one friend gone.
We all knew this was coming. On Sunday (October 29), many of us woke up to the news that Hollywood star Matthew Perry had died. The actor, who is best-known for playing the role of lovable cynic Chandler Bing on the ...
When these actors aren't on screen, they're probably managing their businesses.
While acting alone already proves to be a demanding job, some Filipino actors have taken the extra mile, pursuing businesses while attending back-to-back tapings and memorizing long scripts. As these 10 actors' ventures range from food enterprises to service establishments ...
The last time Metro Manila was under enhanced community quarantine, most people who had access to the internet had little else to do but scroll mindlessly past their social media feeds. Almost every week, an issue would explode online and it seemed ...
Filipino-born Canadian actor Manny Jacinto takes us through his long and patient journey to Hollywood.
Can a name sound any more Filipino than Manny Jacinto? When the credits of hit comedy NBC series The Good Place revealed the name behind the show's "Jason Mendoza," a lead character who wears a barong-inspired outfit in the first ...
Consider this a lesson that you can always start fresh in your career.
Let's be honest. There is no such thing as a "retired" actor in the Philippines. "Retired" actors can shy away from blockbusters or teleseryes, but you'll eventually find their faces on the back of a bus, peddling rice cookers, toaster ...
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