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On Monday, March 3 (PH Time), The Academy, commonly known as the Oscars, finally named the best of the best in the film industry for the past year, with Anora taking the big win with five awards out of six nominations. It gathered the biggest stars in Hollywood, like Emilia Pérez's Zoe Saldaña, Wicked stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, and K-pop superstar Lisa from the girl group BLACKPINK. They graced the event with pride and dazzling outfits that matched their greatness in the film industry. Check out some of the eye-catching red carpet looks from the 97th Oscars in this gallery:

Milan Fashion Week is in full swing and stylish celebrities from all over the world are flying to the Italian fashion capital to attend the different shows. Here in the country, stylish celebrities also have more than one Italian designer bag in their wardrobe. Kapuso Primetime Queen Marian Rivera has a bag from an Italian fashion house and so does global fashion and style icon Heart Evangelista, as well as a number of other celebrities as well. Check out the gallery below to see some of the Italian fashion bags Filipina celebrities have been seen with.

Filipino contemporary artists gathered in Makati City for a weekend full of art at Art Fair Philippines, which was held from February 21 to 23, 2025. One of the many artists who showed their work was Carlo Tanseco, who highlighted the culture of sari-sari stores (neighborhood sundry stores) in the Philippines in his exhibition called “Sari-Sari Sabi, Sabi”. He reimagined the logos, colors, and fonts of Filipino snacks into three-dimensional sculptural pieces and incorporating inspirational messages. He completed the collection in nine and a half months. According to Carlo, the snacks and food featured in his new pieces are “markers” of several chapters in his life. To complete each piece, Carlo told GMA Lifestyle that he starts with grids and patterns, inspired by his practice as an architect. “My art style… whatever you see now is very similar to the very first show that I've done. It's still the same. I mean, different forms, different shapes, different subjects, but it's really always patterns,” said Carlo. “I start with patterns because I'm an architect by training, so I like a grid. I start with a grid.” Once he establishes the grid and pattern, he would put something to “break the order”. “It's not just a plain [background], and then I put something realistic on top of it to break the order. So I put chaos after the grid, after the background,” Carlo said. In a statement, Carlo Tanseco said his newest collection is “a visual celebration of everyday life, nostalgia, and community.” Take a closer look at Carlo Tanseco's sari-sari store-inspired exhibit in this gallery: