Just because red is the color of Valentine’s doesn’t give anyone a free pass to try and get cute with red-tagging. UP Baguio Outcrop, the official student publication of the
After a 422.2 billion won (approximately P18.2 billion) deal with SM Entertainment founder Lee Soo Man, Hybe now owns a 14.8 percent stake in SM Entertainment. This purchase effectively means
Not even 24 hours had passed since well-spoken, high-energy, and advocacy-driven queen Naia was crowned “Drag Den’s” first-ever Drag Supreme when we were able to catch up with her backstage
The pre-Valentine’s weekend is almost upon us. That means we’re also nearly halfway through Arts Month. You don’t want to miss out on devouring what local artists have to offer,
There’s nothing wrong with fangirling if done at the right place and time in a respectful manner. But it seems not everyone under the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) got
It’s been years since an all-openly queer K-pop idol group graced the stages of South Korea. All-trans girl group Lady disbanded in 2007 and we’ve been waiting since to see
On Jan. 30, Monday, Ellen Adarna posted a video of her husband Derek Ramsay fastening a horizontal Philippine flag on their balcony. While that act in itself is innocent enough,
(Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect the response of Subway Philippines.) In an official statement sent to Preen after the publication of this story, Subway Philippines apologized
This morning, South Korean record label and YG Entertainment subsidiary The Black Label announced that the newest artist it was adding to its roster was Park Bogum, with him signing
The culmination of “Drag Den’s” inaugural season was an emotional, pangmalakasan, and super Pinoy payoff that left viewers with an even stronger appreciation for Filipino drag. The show’s top queens—Naia,
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