Filmmaker Rechie Del Carmen Builds Promising "BATANG PACO" Cast
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Special Deals on BIANCA DEL RIO Manila Show
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
If you haven't heard about it yet, the queen of insult comedy Bianca del Rio is coming to Manila this January 17th to do her DEAD INSIDE tour at the New Frontier Theater, and show starts at 8PM.
Bianca Del Rio is the winner of Season 6 of RuPaul's Drag Race, and as she said, if you did it right the first time, you wouldn't have to go back and do it again.
Well, they're doing a deal on the tickets specifically the ones from Orchestra A, B and C. You get discounts if you purchase 2 or more of it, and will only be valid until the 17th. If you're planning to get your friends/family with you, this is the perfect time to get it!
I'll be there too, but will probably give you updates since there will also be a press conference before the show. Stay tuned clowns!
Get tickets at https://www.ticketnet.com.ph/event-detail/Bianca-Del-Rio
VICE GANDA Does OFW Family Drama in MMFF 2024 Film "AND THE BREADWINNER IS"
Thursday, January 09, 2025
Just got out of the cinemas after watching "And the Breadwinner Is...", the MMFF 2024 entry of Star Cinema and IdeaFirst Company. This stars the one and only Unkabogable Vice Ganda and an ensemble cast that includes Eugene Domingo, Joel Torre, Malou De Guzman, Maris Racal, Anthony Jennings, Kokoy de Santos, Jhong Hilario, Gladys Reyes, and more.
While this movie is expected to be funny (it is in the first half mostly), it has concentrated a lot on family and its intricacies. It would make folks learn more about how flawed we all are, how we need to spend MORE time with each other, and how we need LOVE.
Vice in this movie, in a way, is not just a source of laughter, but one who'd initiate real talk in the film. As the namesake means, Vice plays the breadwinner, one who's trying to manage and survive the challenges it entails. The hardships, like any person, would practically reach its boiling point and you'll see where Vice's character is coming from especially if she's done a LOT to make sure her family lives comfortably, and survive life in general. It's one of the most touching films I've seen this MMFF, I think it's why people have been crying the cinemas because it pulls heartstrings with the most important people in your life.
Kudos to Vice's great performance, that remarkable monologue with the other characters about their struggles really hit home. I felt several lines would hit you especially if you have OFW experiences. I almost lost it when she asked where a breadwinner would get rest because she felt, almost all the time, she had no right to.
Her scenes with her Mom Malou de Guzman also showed how one needed love (despite conditions), you should definitely see that.
Don't be swayed by opinions of non MMFF 2024 movie watchers because at the end of the day, this movie made sense for me. Congratulations Vice, Direk Jun and everyone who made the film. I'd give this a strong 4 out of 5 cows 🐮🐮🐮🐮.







