Saturday 5 December 2015

Red Velvet & EXO perform at the 2015 Asia Song Festival

Red Velvet and EXO perform their hit songs at the 2015 Asia Song Festival, check out their performances below:


By JustKpop

Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert

Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert

Popstar Royalty Sarah Geronimo sold out her first of two-night concert event at the Araneta Coliseum. Dubbed as From The Top, the concert showcases how far Sarah has come from that little princess. This is where she shows off her singing and dancing prowess live and to her credit, she has each time done her best to outdo her work in the previous one.

Directed by Paolo Valenciano and Louie Ocampo as musical director, the concert gave her fans a glimpse into the contents of her upcoming album for Viva Records entitled "The Great Unknown".

Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert
The concert area was filled with red light from the Popsters before the show began.


Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert
Sarah opened the concert with Kilometro and Record Breaker

Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert
Sarah shows off her buwis-buhay dance moves.

Sarah sings "Minamahal" from her new album

SG: "Ito na po ang pinakadaring concert ko"

Photos: Sarah Geronimo's From The Top concert
Sarah sings "What Have You Done to my Heart"

Sarah sings "Tala" from her Great Unknown album


Photo Credits: Philippine Concerts ‏@philconcerts


By Pinoy Showbiz Daily

Tomodachi' Review: A Bitter Sweet Love Story Set In World War II From Director Joel Lamangan

DIRECTOR JOEL LAMANGAN’s latest movie, “Tomodachi”, is a beautiful love story about a Japanese officer (Jackie Woo, who produced the movie under his own company, Global Japan Productions) and a local lass (Bela Padilla) during World War II. Written by Eric Ramos, it’s meant to be a tearjerker and the bittersweet ending will surely bring tear to your eyes, what with the wonderful and touching performance of Shin Nakamura, the actor who played the older version of Jackie Woo.

The movie’s structure reminds us of the hit Hollywood three-handkerchief weeper, “The Notebook”, as the story moves back and forth from two time frames but with the same characters. The movie opens in 1943 with a shot of Jackie about to shoot himself in the head. Then it jumps to 1995. Eddie Garcia is seen fetching at the airport his old friend, Shin. It’s their reunion after not having seen each other for 50 years.


By Mario Bautista: Showbiz Portal

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