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1 week ago | preview.ph | Katrina Maisie Cabral

He recently tied the knot with long-time girlfriend Leila Alcasid. Mito Fabie, more popularly known by his stage name Curtismith, has long been a fixture in the Philippines’ independent music scene. But the rapper, singer, and songwriter recently made headlines beyond music—this time, for a milestone in his personal life. In May 2025, he married singer-songwriter Leila Alcasid in an intimate wedding held in Australia, with both families in attendance.

1 week ago | preview.ph | Katrina Maisie Cabral

It’s more than just a greeting. Hey, hey! If you’ve recently found yourself mimicking the oddly addictive catchphrase from Netflix’s latest dark comedy Sirens, it’s easy to see why. The phrase has quickly become one of the most talked-about details in the show—a sunny salutation with surprisingly sinister undertones. But what does it actually mean, and how did it come to define the pastel-hued world of billionaire Michaela Kell and her loyal assistant Simone?

1 week ago | preview.ph | Katrina Maisie Cabral

Yes, that’s Ahn Hyo Seop as a demon boy group member!K-pop idols by day, demon slayers by night. Netflix's upcoming animated film KPop Demon Hunters brings together Korea’s biggest cultural exports in a stylishly animated tale that fuses pop stardom with supernatural stakes. But it's not just the music and mayhem turning heads—it’s also the star-studded voice cast with some of the most recognizable names in K-drama.

1 week ago | preview.ph | Katrina Maisie Cabral

A Schengen-like ASEAN visa could ease travel for tourists—but not risks. The idea of a unified visa system for Southeast Asia, akin to the European Union’s Schengen visa, has been making headlines and stirring discussions across the region. At the heart of the conversation is a question that affects millions of travelers and the economies of 10 ASEAN countries: Is a Schengen-style visa in Southeast Asia feasible, and what would it mean for tourism, mobility, and security?

1 week ago | preview.ph | Katrina Maisie Cabral

For over 70 years, the Japanese Government has welcomed scholars from around the globe to pursue academic research in Japan. Through the MEXT Scholarship program, Filipino students have the opportunity to be part of this prestigious initiative. On average, around 100 Filipino scholars are accepted each year across various scholarship programs.