Philippine Entertainment Portal (PEP), an online news site known for breaking salacious celebrity gossip, is close to breaking even itself after years of operating in the red.
Television broadcast giant GMA Network ended 2024 with a net income of P2.07 billion, down 35 percent from P3.16 billion the year before, as early-year ad cuts and shifting viewer behavior weighed on earnings.
Despite losing its broadcast franchise years ago, ABS-CBN Corporation continues to lead Philippine media—clinching the Gold in FinanceAsia’s 2025 Media & Entertainment category.
“Hello, Love, Again” has rewritten history, raking in over P1.4 billion at the global box office—a figure 50 percent higher than the previous record set by “Rewind.”
“Hello, Love, Again” has made history, earning P930 million worldwide in just 10 days, mirroring the massive success of its predecessor, Hello, Love, Goodbye, five years ago.
ABS-CBN Corp. and GMA Pictures’ hit movie “Hello, Love, Again” has become a box office sensation, almost doubling earnings to P155 million two days after its premiere on Nov. 13.
Television giant GMA Network Inc. is preparing for a major comeback in filmmaking, announcing on Thursday the settling of advances in wholly-owned GMA Network Films.