Author: JE CC
The exchange, while lighthearted, raised eyebrows due to its timing, as it seemed to echo recent showbiz controversies involving mothers publicly commenting on their children’s relationships.
The closure, a lingering consequence of ABS-CBN’s 2020 shutdown, signals the end of an era dedicated to saving cinematic gems.
With the six evicted housemates revealing their picks for the Big Four, online discussions have gained traction, as netizens engage in lively debates over whether the evicted housemates’ choices align with their own preferences.
The landmark season of Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition, a joint venture between GMA Network and ABS-CBN, has once again proven its star-making prowess, with social media followings becoming a key battleground for its 20 housemates. Leading the pack is Kapuso and Sparkle GMA Artist Center’s Mika Salamanca, who has amassed a staggering 24.65 million followers across major platforms—Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, X, and YouTube—as of April 30, 2025. The “Controversial Ca-Babe-Len ng Pampanga” not only tops the overall tally but also dominates TikTok (10.3M followers), X, and YouTube, outshining all other competitors in this season that premiered on March…
Ralph is a strong contender and a potential dark horse, but whether he’s the housemate to beat depends on how he fares against untested frontrunners like Esnyr and Mika once they face nomination.
The Filipino superstar comedian transformed LE SSERAFIM’s K-pop hit Crazy into a nationwide dance craze, igniting a frenzy that has taken social media by storm.
Sparkle GMA Artist Center, the talent management arm of GMA Network, is under fire following a statement released on April 28, warning the public about fake screenshots misrepresenting their artists. The statement, shared via X, comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition housemate Azriel Atira “AZ” Martinez Coloma, who has faced weeks of online harassment and slut-shaming following her breakup with ex-boyfriend Larkin Castor. However, fans have criticized the agency for its delayed response, accusing Sparkle of favoritism and neglecting AZ’s well-being. The controversy intensified after an episode of PBB, where producers contacted AZ’s ex to…
This isn’t the first time Pinoy Big Brother has faced criticism for perceived unfairness.
Emilio Daez, PBB’s evicted heartthrob, is taking social media by storm. With skyrocketing followers and viral charm, this quirky leader’s star is just beginning to shine. When the charismatic younger brother of actor Mikael Daez, stepped out of the Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition house on April 26, 2025, after a shocking eviction, he may have felt a pang of disappointment. But the internet had other plans. In a whirlwind of viral moments and fan fervor, Emilio’s social media presence has exploded, with numbers that would make any influencer jealous. His Instagram followers skyrocketed from 112,000 to 347,000 since…
The duo kicked off their post-PBB journey on GMA’s morning magazine show Unang Hirit this Monday, where they spilled the tea on who they believe will make it to the Big Four.
As the social media landscape continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these top 15 Filipinos maintain their online presence and engagement with their audiences.
Whether through viral moments, emotional revelations, or strategic alliances, these housemates are proving that in the PBB house, every day is an audition for stardom.
Elijah Canlas shines as Sofronio, delivering a performance that captures the weight of defeat and the spark of resilience.
Despite its undeniable highs, the season also left some fans and critics grappling with a sense of disappointment, particularly in the grand finals, dubbed Ang Huling Tapatan.
SB19’s DUNGKA! from their Simula at Wakas EP is a seismic force that doesn’t just push boundaries—it obliterates them, serving as a cultural reset for P-pop and beyond. Produced by RADKIDZ (Pablo and Josue), this track is a genre-smashing blend of rave, hyper-pop, and Filipino soul, crackling with rebellious energy. The title, a cheeky spin on “doon ka” (get lost), is a fierce anthem of empowerment, dismissing negativity with unapologetic swagger. Pablo’s lyrical genius delivers biting wordplay, while Josh’s incendiary rap verses hit like a sledgehammer. With pulsating beats and W3’s haunting choral backdrop, DUNGKA! is a sonic Molotov cocktail—perfect…
Whether crafting heroes like Bea or amplifying villains like Wendy, PBB’s edits prove that in Kuya’s house, the real power lies in the cut.