Category: Music
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Let’s Decode Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’
Taylor Swift is giving Swifties plenty to piece together with “Patient Zero,” one of four new songs released on September 25 as part of The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore.
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She’s Unraveled, Literally: Inside Olivia Rodrigo’s Radical New Era of Pop
Where her debut album Sour was a proof in teenage heartbreak and Guts was a distorted, punk-pop scream, this new Unraveled era feels entirely grown-up.
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Jackson Wang Says “Thank You” to the Fans Who Got Him Here
Jackson Wang has never really been an artist who stays in one lane. From fencing and gymnastics to K-pop, solo music, fashion, and entrepreneurship, his career has taken him through more chapters than most artists could fit into one résumé. Now, he’s taking a moment to look back.
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A Look At ASEAN MPEx 2026 and the Philippines’ Creative Economy
The first ASEAN Malikhaing Pinoy Expo brought together the country’s creative industries, from design and digital media to gastronomy and the arts, with a closer look at opportunities across Southeast Asia.
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The Return of the President: Nadine Lustre Reclaims the Music Scene Unapologetically
Make way for the sovereign. Three years after focusing on award-winning movie roles, business ventures, and living her best life, Nadine Lustre—aka “President Nadine”—is officially back to claim her throne in the local music scene.
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James Reid Comes Home to Himself on “Honey, I’m Home”
After years of chasing the next sound, the next experience, and the next version of himself, James Reid is finally allowing himself to stay awhile.
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LISA’s “Always Lalisa” Is Coming to Cinemas This October
From BLACKPINK to Hollywood, LISA’s whirlwind year is now a movie.
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Lea Salonga Just Made Hollywood Walk of Fame History (And Honestly, It’s About Time)
Let’s be real—if anyone deserves a permanent spot on Hollywood Boulevard, it’s Lea Salonga.
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How Dolly Parton Taught Women to Rule the World
To honor Dolly Parton, let’s look back at how she showed everyone what women can achieve, using her own sharp, bold, and funny words.

