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IN PICTURES: Stars grace premiere night of Regal Entertainment's 'Baby Project'

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Stars lit up the premiere night of "Baby Project" at Eastwood Cinema in Quezon City, gathering to celebrate the film’s much-anticipated debut. Among the stars at the glittering event were Sue Ramirez and Rico Blanco, the lead actors of the romantic-comedy film "Baby Project," and director Eric Quizon. Also in attendance were the supporting cast: Drei Arias, Kimson Tan, Arra San Agustin, Yasser Marta, and Jazzil Sarinas. Actors Donny Pangilinan, Dominic Roque, and Epy Quizon also graced the movie premiere. Regal Entertainment’s "Baby Project" is a fresh take on the romantic comedy, blending nostalgia with a modern story.  Director Eric Quizon and writer Jose Javier Reyes channel the charm of classic rom-coms while updating them with a bold look at women’s choices and modern families. Sue stars as Sandy, a driven woman determined to start a family on her own terms. The film is more than comedy—it’s a call for independence and self-made happiness. Sue shines ...

Project Baby: Regal Entertainment's powerful new take on modern kinship

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Project Baby, produced by Regal Entertainment, stands out as a refreshing modern take on the classic romantic comedy.  Directed by Eric Quizon and written by Jose Javier Reyes, the film successfully blends a nostalgic "throwback" vibe reminiscent of 90s and early 2000s rom-coms with a contemporary narrative that fiercely challenges societal expectations regarding family and female autonomy. At its heart is Sandy (Sue Ramirez), a career-driven Type A personality determined to start a family on her own terms, even if they defy traditional norms.  More than just a comedy, the film functions as an empowering anthem for single individuals and young professionals, encouraging viewers to shape their futures based on personal desire rather than social pressure.  This powerful premise leads to the film's provocative central question: when genuine feelings inevitably enter the equation, can a meticulously crafted life plan survive the intrusion of romance? Sue is pitch-perfect as S...

HOTNESS OVERLOAD: Jonjon Icasiano Benerao

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Do you want a nice, toned body? With exercise and discipline, a hot body can be all yours. An advice from fitness expert Jonjon Icasiano Benerao can also do the tricks! Jonjon is a freelance model and fitness instructor at Maximus Den Fitness Center. This 28-year-old hunk from Quezon City has already appeared on several print ads and television commercials. Let's get to know more of our featured hottie. Say hello to Jonjon Benerao! 1) Birthdate/Place of Birth: June 05, 1991/Quezon City 2) Profession/school: BS-HRM. 3) Celebrity Crush: "Sue Ramirez." 4) What would you do if you had one millions dollars? "I will put up a business, take a trip, and will give to charity." 5) What are your personal goals? - "Better future and financial stability." 6) Your first kiss - "I forgot." 7) What is the best gift you have ever received? - "Shoes haha." 8) Shoe/shirt/underwear sizes: "Shoes size 10/underwear m...

One Ginebra Nation: A testament to 185 years of Ginebra San Miguel

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When you say gin in the Philippines, only one brand comes to mind: Ginebra San Miguel.  Wherever you are, whatever your status, whether celebrating milestones or unwinding at the end of the day, it has become part of the Filipino’s way of life. Perhaps this is because Ginebra San Miguel represents more than a drink. It is a testament to the passion, perseverance and the unwavering spirit of the people it has served for almost two centuries. The Birth of an Icon The story of Ginebra San Miguel is the story of a drinking culture that began on March 10, 1834. From its humble beginnings in a small distillery in Quiapo, Manila, Ginebra San Miguel, the first-ever gin in the Philippines, was initially produced to cater to the affluent and colonial elite who stayed on in Manila and later shared with other wealthy Filipinos. Back then, Ginebra San Miguel was bottled in 20-liter glass jars wrapped in rattan weave called the dama juana. The brand, already an awa...