Actors can spend months preparing for a role, but in the comedy “Easter Sunday,” opening today at theaters nationwide, Filipino American comedian Jo Koy just had to be himself. It’s not as easy as it ...

“I’m sorry, man…you called at the worst time,” said Jo Koy when I connected with him on the phone to talk about his newest Netflix comedy special Jo Koy: In His Elements. After a beat, he laughed, ...

"Do you think Ma will wake up if we make her movie?" Music Box Films has debuted a second trailer for the indie Filipino action comedy Leonor Will Never Die, opening in the US this November. It ...

EXCLUSIVE: It’s just another day in Manila’s Riverbanks Center studios and a stand-in actor is beating off a group of gangsters with an outsized prosthetic penis – thankfully one that is wrapped in a ...

Nobody wants a comedy show at dinner. Good comedy and good food under the same roof? Just ask any comedian — it doesn’t happen. But on Wednesday nights at “Motherland,” a free weekly show inside a ...

Break out your barongs, your filipinana's, and all things Filipino! We're dressing up in style to celebrate Filipino-American History Month with Rex Navarrete and some of NYC's up and coming Fil-Am ...

"Moments like these are few and far between - let's enjoy it!" There's movies for almost every other holiday, now we finally have an Easter movie! Universal has revealed the first official trailer for ...

Ten years ago this week, the gay comedy Bromance: My Brother’s Romance hit theaters in the Philippines. Did it offer a nuanced portrayal of queer life and move the conversation around representation ...

HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- The new movie "Easter Sunday" is inspired by Jo Koy's stand-up comedy routine. He plays a comic and aspiring actor who goes home to the San Francisco Bay area for Easter.

The title for “The Fabulous Filipino Brothers” makes it sound like a movie about a now-obscure troupe of singing-dancing siblings who once opened for Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas, and were audience ...

In its short existence, the Comic-Con Museum in Balboa Park has celebrated icons of pop culture, from “Star Trek” to Pac-Man and from Stan Lee to the Batman. But this weekend, the museum is ...