“It’s an emotional roller coaster, so bring plenty of tissues,” says Mason Thames of “REGRETTING YOU,” in cinemas October 22

 

Mason Thames and Mckenna Grace in Regretting You, from the best-selling author of It Ends with Us and the director of The Fault in Our Stars

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

Once director Josh Boone read the script for Regretting You, the movie adaptation of the best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover, he jumped right in. 

“Regretting You is a coming-of-age story about relationships between parents and children growing up, like my previous films Stuck in Love and The Fault in Our Stars,” shares Boone. “I have always been and always will be attracted to movies about families, specifically kids who are finding out that their parents are fallible. That’s an important moment in anybody’s life.”

In Regretting You, Allisom Williams and Mckenna Grace play the mother-daughter duo of Morgan and Clara Grant, respectively, as they explore what’s left behind after a devastating accident reveals a shocking betrayal and forces them to confront family secrets, redefine love, and rediscover each other. Regretting You is a story of growth, resilience, and self-discovery in the aftermath of tragedy, also starring Dave Franco, Mason Thames and Sam Morelos, with Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald and Clancy Brown. 

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/eAQzHAFixzM 

Allison Williams and Mckenna Grace play a mother-daughter duo in Regretting You

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

The story works on multiple levels, says Allison Williams, which makes it perfect for a wide audience. “There’s so much contained within this movie,” says Williams, who plays Morgan Grant. “When I’m talking to another mother, I say it’s about a mom who is watching her daughter go through a moment that completely changed her own life. She is hoping that her daughter won’t do the same thing, but at the same time she does not regret having her daughter. When I talk to younger people, it’s about a couple that’s clearly meant to be together. That could actually be referring to either of the romances in the movie. It is also about a relationship that begins at the moment when two kids are about to embark on a new adventure in the world. That’s part of what made it so meaty and such fun to work on.”

For Mckenna Grace, who plays Morgan’s teen daughter Clara, the story was also a big reason she wanted to be part of the film; it was the quality of the script that impressed her from the start. “It hits all the right places,” Grace says. “It’s really sad, but still such fun. When I read the book, I really connected to Clara. The dialogue felt so natural that I sometimes threw in things from the book that weren’t in the script, but that were so right for Clara. Josh created such a fun and safe environment to create in that it was easy. He’s so much funnier himself than I ever expected.”

Mckenna Grace, Dave Franco and Allison Williams in Regretting You

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

When director Boone offered Dave Franco the chance to play Morgan’s love interest, Jonah, Franco seized the opportunity to play a character different from what he’s played before. “I have played degenerates in recent films, so when he [Josh] called and asked if I was open to playing a nice guy, I was ready,” says Franco. “It is fun to play morally ambiguous characters, but it’s also nice to play someone that audiences can root for.

“There is a lot of drama in this movie and a lot of romance,” continues Franco. “Mckenna once said that she’s either crying or kissing or doing both in every single scene in this movie. And that’s not far from the truth. We’re hitting the broad spectrum of emotion.”

Mason Thames, who plays Miller (Clara’s love interest), agrees. “This movie can be very sad, but it’s also very sweet, often funny and a bit of a journey. I hope the audience leaves crying. It’s an emotional roller coaster, so bring plenty of tissues.”

Mckenna Grace and Mason Thames in Regretting You

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

Bestselling author Colleen Hoover, whose stories are known for powerful emotions, tumultuous relationships and unforgettable characters, shares: “Audiences will have a fun and emotional experience. It is something you can watch with friends and family and feel good about, then go back and watch it a second time with a different group of friends. It’s just a real feel good movie.”

There are certainly heartbreaking moments in the movie, but ultimately the filmmakers want audiences to be uplifted by the tale. “No matter what, life keeps going and things keep happening. says Boone. “You are going to laugh again. I say that from experience.”

Regretting You, from Paramount Pictures, opens in Philippine cinemas October 22. #RegrettingYouMovie  

“PRIMATE” excites horror fans at Fantastic Fest with gnarly kills and practical effects. Watch the official trailer, out now!

 

“Primate” opens in Philippine cinemas January 2026

They thought he was family. Primate, directed by Johannes Roberts and starring Johnny Sequoyah, Jessica Alexander, and Troy Kotsur, Victoria Wyant, Gia Hunter, Benjamin Cheng, Charlie Mann and Tienne Simon, had its world premiere to enthusiastic applause from horror and genre fans at Fantastic Fest in September, and will open in Philippine cinemas in January 2026. 

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/Toiqr_T1y3w 

Check out the poster! 

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

Primate had early screenings at popular genre festivals Fantastic Fest and Beyond Fest in the US, where horror, sci-fi and fantasy fans gather annually to celebrate their favorite genres. Fans enjoyed the gnarly kills and praised the film for its use of practical effects.

“Primate does for monkeys what Jaws did for sharks, only with more fur, sharper teeth, and a far greater sense of blood and guts. It’s punk rock horror at its snarling, cymbal-crashing best,” posted Bryan Kluger of Boomstick. 

“PRIMATE is Cujo for chimpanzees, old school nature-gone-rogue creature feature at its most entertaining and morbidly hilarious. The film makes the most of its creative premise of a bunch of young adults trapped in a house with rabies-infected pet chimp. Gnarly kills balanced with some hilarious moments of Ben the chimp, who is actualized with some incredible practical effects. Great start to #FantasticFest,” posted The Holo Files. 

Anthony of No Assembly Required posted about the film: “An ode to Stephen King & bloody practical effects. A rambunctious audience horror that is as brutal as it is outrageous. Johannes Roberts loves his intense pool scenes. Outstanding puppetry giving every fright emotional weight. Had the whole crowd hollering.”

“#PRIMATE at #FantasticFest is a blast of a killer monkey horror flick and reminder that practical FX will always reign supreme. Many shocking kills and crowd inciting moments backed by a fun score. Even when it’s silly, it works bc the movie is smart enough to be in on the joke,” posted JoBlo. 

“Primate is the creature feature you’ve been waiting for—intense, bloody, and brutal as hell. If you ever needed a reason not to have a pet monkey, this is it. The practical effects are jaw-dropping, leaving me wincing and squirming in my seat from start to finish. Holy sh*t, this was epic. Bodies fly, limbs tear, and there’s absolutely no monkey business here. Johannes Roberts returns with a bloody vengeance, delivering pure carnage,” posted According to Seth.

“#Primate is the most fun I’ve had with an animal attack movie since Lake Placid. Intense, creepy, and find plenty of moments for laughs. The score was like a greatest hits love letter to John Carpenter. Oh…and PRACTICAL FUCKIN CARNAGE CANDY!!! Total blast!” posted YouTuber Cody Leach. 

Get ready to go bananas for Primate when it opens in Philippine cinemas January 2026. #PrimateMovie

About Primate:

Paramount Pictures Presents

In Association with Domain Entertainment

An 18Hz Production

“PRIMATE”

SYNOPSIS: 

In PRIMATE, a group of friends’ tropical vacation turns into a terrifying, primal tale of horror and survival.

EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY

 Vicki Dee Rock, Nathan Samdahl, Johannes Roberts, Pete Chiappetta, Anthony

Tittanegro, Andrew Lary

 

PRODUCED BY

Walter Hamada, p.g.a., John Hodges, p.g.a., Bradley Pilz

 

WRITTEN BY

Johannes Roberts & Ernest Riera

 

DIRECTED BY

Johannes Roberts

 

STARRING

Johnny Sequoyah, Jessica Alexander, and Troy Kotsur, Victoria Wyant, Gia Hunter,

Benjamin Cheng, Charlie Mann, Tienne Simon

  

#PrimateMovie

@paramountpicsph

Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures International” 

Bea Alonzo celebrates wellness in peak years with Birch Tree Adult Boost

 

Bea Alonzo as the newest ambassador of Birch Tree Adult Boost.

Multi-awarded actress Bea Alonzo proudly shares how she keeps her tip-top health and shape in her strongest years with Birch Tree Adult Boost, the flagship milk brand of Century Pacific Food Inc., and the trusted adult milk brand in the Philippines.

With a busy and active lifestyle that includes indulging in sports and frequent travels, Bea recognizes the importance of having nutritional support to keep up with everything she enjoys. 

“Staying strong and healthy isn’t just a goal; it is a way of life. Drinking the right milk gives me the nutrients that I need to stay strong, healthy, and at my best every day. Gladly, there is Birch Tree Adult Boost milk that can give me the right nutrition,” said Bea Alonzo.

Milk plays an important role at every stage of life as the body evolves over time. Children need it for growth and development, teens rely on it for bone health and cognition, while adults need it for bone strength and immunity. Adults, specifically, require extra vitamins and nutrients for sustenance, which is why Birch Tree Adult Boost is specially formulated to provide that support.

Birch Tree Adult Boost has the Active Tri-Boost formula that supports overall wellness in adults by providing support nutrients such as Vitamin C, Vitamin D, B-vitamins, Iron, and Zinc. These nutrients help to strengthen immunity, sustain energy, and heighten brain function. Perfect for adults who want to remain healthy and energetic just like Bea.  

Bea Alonzo enjoyed a skiing adventure in her Andorra trip, showcasing her passion for active living.

“As I turn 38 this October, I become even more mindful of my health and my body, and I like challenging myself with different ways to maintain good health,” Bea shared. “I like doing workouts like push-ups, squats, planks, and other sporty activities, then I balance it with proper nutrition. Birch Tree Adult Boost gives me that extra support so I can keep up with my busy lifestyle,” she added.

As an award-winning actress and entrepreneur, Bea has built a strong reputation both in entertainment and in business. With her passion for travel and discovering new experiences, she proves that life gets better as we reach our peak years.

“We wanted to highlight how milk isn’t just for kids, it’s just as important for adults who want to stay strong, energized, and overall healthy. That’s why we partnered with Bea Alonzo for Birch Tree Adult Boost. She embodies the idea that age is not a limit, you can be at your best at every stage of your life,” shared Greg Banzon, Executive Vice President & Chief Operations Officer of Century Pacific Food, Inc.

Watch the latest commercial of Birch Tree Adult Boost featuring Bea Alonzo here:

https://bit.ly/BeaAlonzoBTAB.

For more information, please visit https://www.birchtree.com.ph/ or follow Birch Tree on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BirchTreeAdultBoost or @birchtreeadultboost on Instagram for more updates. 

Keep running. Watch the new trailer for “The Running Man,” directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell, in Philippine cinemas November 12

 

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

Play the game or the game plays you. Watch the new trailer for The Running Man, directed by Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Shaun of the Dead) and starring Glen Powell (Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters) – in Philippine cinemas November 12. 

Trailer: https://youtu.be/85sWo8ppvHM?si=6FrLRVSxVXkJAC7Z

Check out the new posters! 

Official synopsis: 

In a near-future society, The Running Man is the top-rated show on television – a deadly competition where contestants, known as Runners, must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, with every move broadcast to a bloodthirsty public and each day bringing a greater cash reward. Desperate to save his sick daughter, working-class Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is convinced by the show’s charming but ruthless producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), to enter the game as a last resort. But Ben’s defiance, instincts, and grit turn him into an unexpected fan favorite – and a threat to the entire system. As ratings skyrocket, so does the danger, and Ben must outwit not just the Hunters, but a nation addicted to watching him fall.

About The Running Man: 

Paramount Pictures Presents

In Association with Domain Entertainment

A Kinberg Genre / Complete Fiction Production

An Edgar Wright Film

“THE RUNNING MAN” 

  

EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY

George Linder, James Biddle, Rachael Prior, Audrey Chon, Pete Chiappetta, Anthony Tittanegro, Andrew Lary

 

PRODUCED BY

Simon Kinberg, p.g.a. Nira Park, p.g.a. Edgar Wright, p.g.a.

 

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY

Stephen King

 

SCREENPLAY BY

Michael Bacall & Edgar Wright

 

DIRECTED BY

Edgar Wright

 

STARRING

Glen Powell, William H. Macy, Lee Pace, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, Daniel Ezra, Jayme Lawson, Sean Hayes, Katy O’Brian with Colman Domingo and Josh Brolin

  

#RunningManMovie

@paramountpicsph

Photo and Video Credit: “Paramount Pictures International” 

Meet Clara Grant, played by Mckenna Grace in the movie adaptation of hit novel “Regretting You,” in PH cinemas October 22

 

12 fun facts about Mckenna Grace’s fascinating and feisty teen heroine in epic tragic romance

Mckenna Grace plays Clara Grant in Regretting You, from the best-selling author of It Ends with Us and the director of The Fault in Our Stars, in Philippine cinemas October 22

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

“Mckenna brings so much life to Clara,” says Allison Williams, who plays Morgan Grant, mom to Mckenna Grace’s Clara in the upcoming tragic romance Regretting You. “She’s an extraordinary actress.” 

In Regretting You, movie adaptation of the best-selling novel of the same name, Williams and Grace play the mother-daughter duo of Morgan and Clara Grant, respectively, as they explore what’s left behind after a devastating accident reveals a shocking betrayal and forces them to confront family secrets, redefine love, and rediscover each other. Regretting You is a story of growth, resilience, and self-discovery in the aftermath of tragedy, also starring Dave Franco, Mason Thames and Sam Morelos, with Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald and Clancy Brown. Directed by Josh Boone. 

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/eAQzHAFixzM 

Shortly after the trailer was released in August, fans quickly fell in love with Grace, with one fan commenting, “OMG, Mckenna is perfect as Clara.” 

Find out more about Clara Grant and the young actress that breathes life into the beloved character in the upcoming movie adaptation. 

1. Nineteen-year-old Mckenna Grace started acting at age 5 and has starred in everything from Captain Marvel to The Handmaid’s Tale, for which she was nominated for an Emmy award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series. In Regretting You, the adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s beloved novel of the same name, Grace plays Clara Grant, a young woman torn apart by grief after a family tragedy, who falls in love with a boy that her mother, played by Allison Williams, most definitely does not approve of. “Clara has been such a special role for me,” says Grace. “She’s so complicated, mature and immature all at once.”

2. Clara’s boyfriend, Miller, is played by Mason Thames, who just so happens to be Mckenna Grace’s best friend in real life. “We already knew each other so well because we’ve been goofing off for the past year, doing all these stupid things,” Grace says of Thames. “And then, all of a sudden, we were working together, running around, having a blast!”

(From left) Mason Thames, Mckenna Grace and director Josh Boone on the set of Regretting You

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

3. The set in this pic is of Miller’s bedroom, on which the production began its very first week of Regretting You. “I especially loved that first week,” remembers Grace. “Those scenes were all shot at Miller’s house, which had all these goats and horses.” And they weren’t the only animals on set, either. As always, Grace travelled on location with her beloved pet Yorkshire Terrier, Gizmo.

4. Clara and Miller love each other deeply. Although, during one big argument, Miller accuses Clara of using him to “piss off” her mom – something Grace concedes may well be true. “Clara does some things that she knows will piss off her mama,” Grace laughs. “The interesting thing is that sometimes I don’t think she knows there’s a part of her that’s doing it to piss her off. Sometimes she definitely does, though, and does it anyways!”

5. Clara and Miller share another love, too: the movies. And their passion extends to both sides of the camera. Clara’s big ambition is to go to her dream college, to study to become an actor. His is to direct. “Miller is a filmmaker, so he’s very creative,” notes Thames.

6. As well as the classics, Miller is a huge fan of romantic movies, which is perhaps why Thames calls him “a lover boy.” Amongst what Thames says are Miller’s “guilty pleasures” is Elizabethtown (hence the poster in his room) by Cameron Crowe, one of Regretting You director Josh Boone’s favorite filmmakers. 

Mason Thames and Mckenna Grace in Regretting You

Photo credit: Paramount Pictures

7. Clara has a great sense of humor and can be hilariously sarcastic. She is also quite captivating, especially if you’re Miller. “Whoever his first kiss was with, I bet it was nothing like his first kiss with Clara,” says Thames of when Miller and Clara’s romance first blooms. “That is a moment that everybody is looking for. And once you find it, it’s pretty special.”

8. Clara and Miller are both high school students. But while before the tragic family accident Clara is a straight-A student, after it she goes off the rails, rebelling against her mom’s rules. “There are a lot of bad decisions that Clara makes within her grief, just trying to figure herself out. Which I think makes her very human,” says Grace. “This film is about her and her mom trying to find each other again.

9. Regretting You’s director, Josh Boone, is well used to adapting beloved teen dramedies into box office smashes, having previously helmed huge 2014 hit, The Fault in Our Stars.

10. Music plays a key role in Regretting You, hence the R.E.M. logo on Boone’s hoodie in the photo showing Miller’s room. “Music is almost the starting point for me to even know whether to make a movie or not,” Boone says. “I worked at a record store for many years before I made movies, so the first thing I do is build a soundtrack. Music is important to Clara, too.”

11. Regretting You is a movie in many ways about buried secrets. Thankfully, in real life, the person who plays Clara is pretty good at keeping them. “I don’t have a lot of secrets of my own, but I am a vault for other people’s,” says Grace. “I’m somebody people tell a lot of secrets to. I never tell. I am a really, really good secret-keeper.”

12. In real life, Mckenna Grace is a musician herself. She has released over 30 songs since her debut single, “Haunted House,” in 2021. “Music writing,” she says, “is my therapy.”

Regretting You, from Paramount Pictures, opens in Philippine cinemas October 22. #RegrettingYouMovie  

Filipino students invited to pursue higher education programmes in the EHEF

 

PRESS RELEASE 

The European Higher Education Fair (EHEF), one of the biggest fairs in the country, returns this November to inspire Filipinos to aim higher, dream bigger, and make their mark on the global arena. 

The EHEF 2025 will offer a hybrid experience, with onsite activities on 21 and 22 November at the Midtown Atrium in Robinsons Manila, and online thematic webinars on 24 November. The Fair serves as a gateway to world-class education in the EU, offering students, academicians, and researchers the opportunity to explore pathways that can shape their future.

“To study and pursue higher education in the European Union is a one-of-a-lifetime experience as the EU offers world-class education, new cultures, friendships, and boundless opportunities,” said H.E. Massimo Santoro, European Union Ambassador. “The annual European Higher Education Fair is the best avenue for Filipino students to explore programmes that fit their interests, skills, and talents. It is also a reflection of our commitment to empower the next generation of Filipino global leaders and changemakers.”

Organised by the Delegation of the European Union to the Philippines and the Embassies and Cultural Institutes the following European Union Member States: Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland, Spain, France, Italy, Latvia, Hungary, The Netherlands, Austria, Romania, Slovakia, Finland, and Sweden, this year’s EHEF will bring together 95 higher education institutions both on-site and online. 

EHEF 2025: Pathways to Excellence

The Fair has long served as a platform to connect Filipino students, professionals, academe, researchers, and university officials to engage with higher education institutions from the EU. This year’s theme, “Pathways to Excellence” reflects the EU’s commitment to empowering Filipino students with the knowledge, skills, and global competencies they need to thrive in the ever-evolving world. 

Participants can also look forward to thematic sessions and seminars, country presentations highlighting the strengths of different education systems, and networking opportunities where guests can exchange ideas and build partnerships. The Fair also aims to showcase the diversity and world-class programmes available in the EU, while guiding aspiring students on scholarships, mobility schemes, and application processes. 

EHEF 2025 is supported by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), together with the regional hubs University of Santo Tomas (Metro Manila), University of the Cordilleras (Luzon), Eastern Visayas State University (Visayas), and Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan (Mindanao). University partners include Ateneo de Davao University, Caraga State University, De La Salle University, Far Eastern University, Holy Cross of Davao College, Lyceum of the Philippines-Manila Campus, Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology, Pampanga State Agricultural University, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, University of San Agustin, University of the Philippines Manila, and Visayas State University.

Professional organisation partners include: the National Academy of Science and Technology–Philippines, Philippine Architecture School Association, Philippine Computer Society, Philippine Economic Society, and the United Architects of the Philippines. Media partners such as Backend News, Baguio Herald Express, Daily Guardian, Daily Tribune, Manila Bulletin, Mindanao Gold Star Daily, SEA Wave Pop Culture Magazine, SEA Wave Pilipinas, Tempo, and When In Manila help bring the event closer to students nationwide. COMCO Southeast Asia-Pilipinas is the PR and communications partner.

For more information, visit ehefphilippines.com and check our social media accounts: Facebook, Instagram, and X (@EHEFPhilippines). 

How do you bring out your ‘Ultra’ self? #TeamGalaxy shares their thoughts with Unfold Your Story

 

Catch the podcast hosted by Erwan Heussaff, Nico Bolzico, and Jaz Reyes on Samsung’s official Spotify, YouTube, and Facebook pages

Step into your Ultra Self with “Unfold Your Story,” where curiosity meets candor, and every conversation sparks insight. Presented by Samsung, the podcast offers a deep dive into honest, and thought-provoking dialogues with creators, experts, and cultural voices shaping the way we live, think, and create content.

Hosted by #TeamGalaxy’s Erwan Heussaff, Jaz Reyes, and Nico Bolzico and featuring other creatives from #TeamGalaxy, the episodes dive into real, relatable conversations about personal growth, self-discovery, and the role of innovation not only in content creation but in everyday life. Listeners will also discover how Galaxy AI—Samsung’s suite of intelligent tools—empowers the guests to unlock their full potential.

With countless hours of content consumed by Filipinos every day, success can seem instant—effortless, even. But behind the lens lies a deeper story: one of grit, growth, and the unseen hustle. From uncovering your “why,” carving a path that’s uniquely yours to staying authentic in a world of trends, “Unfold Your Story” is a must-listen podcast that invites listeners to explore what it truly means to be their Ultra Self — the most authentic, empowered, and creative version of who they are.

Unfolding the secrets in finding purpose beyond passion, the premiere episode tackles how to recover from burnout, fight imposter syndrome and reignite the creative spark that often dims in the face of pressure and perfectionism relevant to listeners in their late 20s to 40s. It features Life Coach Mara Banson who will share insights in navigating “new adulthood,” while Jun Guevara, Head of Mobile Experience at Samsung Electronics Philippines Corporation, shared how the brand supports people through this transformative life stage.  

It also tackles how Galaxy AI features like Gemini Live, elevate productivity through natural conversations that adapt to everyday life. With Gemini Live, users can interact freely and access real-time information, upload images, or use the camera for instant suggestions. On the Galaxy Z Fold7, one of Samsung’s latest foldable innovations, these features come to life, showing how Samsung’s most advanced devices are built to integrate seamlessly into any lifestyle.

In Episode 2, the spotlight turns to Janine Gutierrez, an award-winning actress who has earned Best Actress honors at both the FAMAS and Gawad Urian Awards, and was recognized as a Rising Star at the 20th New York Asian Film Festival. Coming from a prominent showbiz family, Janine opens up about the pressures of legacy, the journey of carving her own path and shares how someone can build their own identity and bloom on their own terms, even when it doesn’t follow the expected path. 

The podcast also highlights how modern tools, including Galaxy AI, are transforming creative processes. Whether it’s running lines with voice assistants or using AI to simulate a character’s tone and delivery, technology is becoming an invaluable partner in artistic and personal development.

In the food content sphere, Ryan Reyes, better known as Ninong Ry, is always known for his relatable, light, and humorous content that ranges from classic Filipino dishes to quirky kitchen hacks. He’s a chef, vlogger, and digital creator who has captured millions of followers and created a loyal community of “inaanak,” with his no-frills, laugh-out-loud approach to cooking. 

But staying relevant and creative is difficult. In the final episode, Ninong Ry opens up about what it takes to remain inspired, honest, and raw in a space where trends and algorithms often dominate, and where innovation is a constant demand for creators like him.

Tune in to “Unfold Your Story” to hear all the episodes anytime and anywhere on Spotify. You can also watch the series by visiting Samsung official Youtube channel and Facebook Page.

For more updates on the latest episodes and exclusive content, visit Samsung’s official website at www.samsung.com/ph and follow Samsung Philippines on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.