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Manila Bulletin
|August 07 2025
Being a showbiz celebrity in the past meant having shows on television or being seen on the big screen. (or else nga nga ka!) But at present, getting projects in mainstream media is just a bonus. (minsan madalang pa sa patak ng ulan!) The entertainment industry has evolved. What is more important now is that you have a social media presence. (kahit nga walang wawa pinaggagawa mo!) Many showbiz personalities have ventured into online channels and streaming platforms. Millions of viewers give more time to watching shows on their gadgets—no more TV time for them. (yung iba nga, nakalimutang may TV pala sila sa sala!)
The growing success of streaming platforms inspired a creative team to form Fun Unlimited, powered by Marabals. It is a Filipino streaming service that offers local and international content. It showcases comedy, action, true-to-life dramas, and adult features. (nakakaloka mga titles, abangan!) Their list of foreign films includes: Survive, Rebound, Redcon-1, Shadow of God, Alone, Champion, The Wrath, The Crucifix, Instant Death, and Uranus.
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