It takes a clever film to make terror funny. Too much horror and the joke falls flat, too many silly gags and the fear disappears. However, the 2010s gave us some of the best horror comedies, smart, chaotic and packed with laughs. From vampires arguing over cleaning to a newlywed running for her life from her in-laws, swipe through for 10 brilliant films from the past decade that prove horror films are much better with humour. Which one is your go-to for movie night? Let us know in the comments below. Photos: IMDb
The crowd roars as Newport Performing Arts Theater (@newportworldresorts) wraps up the run of ‘Bongga Ka ’Day’, a jukebox musical celebrating the music of Hotdog and announces its upcoming production slated to open in May 2027, ‘Kailangan Kita’: An Ogie Alcasid Musical, featuring the singer-songwriter himself and his wife, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid.
Set in Utah’s Jordanelle Basin, this family home by Cari Giannoulias brings together the spirit of the French Alps with the evocative colour of painter Peter Doig. Rich textiles, classic silhouettes and views of the surrounding mountains create an eclectic retreat designed for year-round living. From skiing and horseback riding to family meals and evenings around the fireplace, every space is attuned to the rhythms of life in the mountains. With its comforting palette, collected furnishings and generous gathering spaces, the home offers a considered sanctuary to return to after days spent outdoors. Credits: Photos by Malissa Mabey (@lissmabey) Styling by Jen Paul (@_jenpaul) Production by Karine Monie (@karinemonie)
All Souls’ Day in the Philippines is not just about quiet mourning, it is found in crowded wakes, shared laughter over meals and the art of remembering those we have loved and lost. Cinema has long captured this distinctly Filipino rhythm of grief, where tragedy often sits with comedy, and where saying goodbye is almost always a family affair. From superstitions to poignant second chances, swipe through for Filipino films that hold a tender mirror to family, memory and the enduring ties that remain. Which of these stories has stayed with you the longest? Let us know in the comments. Photos: IMDb, Netflix, MUBI, Youtube / ABS-CBN Star Cinema, Sine Pelikula, CreaZion Studios
Japanese actress Mio Imada’s filmography reflects the wide range of roles she has tackled across film and television. From Merry Berry Love to Anpan, these standout performances showcase the diverse characters and genres that have shaped her career so far—making them the perfect starting point to explore her work. Read more on TatlerAsia.com or tap the link in our bio. Photos: IMDb; My Drama List #TatlerPhilippines #TatlerEntertainment #TatlerTlabs ✦
Inside ‘The Modern Wellness Equation’ with Tatler Philippines and Okada Manila. At the Chairman’s Lounge, host Tricia Centenera joined Okada Manila executives, Reddy Leong, vice president for corporate marketing and communications and David Baldwin, executive vice president for hotel operations, to open the morning, which featured restorative yoga led by Alleina Mendoza and a sound bath by Joey Mead King. Following a nourishing lunch, guests gathered at The Retreat Spa with welcome remarks from Okada Manila executive director of wellness and leisure Vikki Aquino. Centenera then led a wellness conversation with Kris Sy of Electric Studio and Amanda Griffin Jacob of Vida Yoga before attendees wound down with spa treatments. Video and edit by PJ Tavera Produced by Johannah Reglos Assisted by Ysobel Zamora
“Jewellery first, and the outfit follows.” In this Tatler Quickfire, Camille Navarro-Makasiar (@camillemakasiar), executive director of Les Néréides Philippines (@lesnereides.philippines), talks about style philosophy, playful maximalism and the pieces spotted on the tv series 'Emily in Paris'. Watch this video to find out why the brand's whimsical creations are truly "joy you can wear, and a little bit of Paris", as Navarro-Makasiar says. Video by PJ Tavera Edited by Jon Hipe Produced by Bianca Simeon
K-drama ghosts rarely exist just to frighten you. More often, they are unresolved business: a parent who cannot cross over, a lover clinging to an old promise or a friend trying to fix what went wrong before the end. Across supernatural romances, fantasy melodramas and mysteries of the afterlife, these dramas show that ghost stories are ultimately about love, grief sacrifice and learning to let go. Photos: IMDb #TatlerPhilippines #TatlerEntertainment #TatlerTLabs ✦
We talked to photographers about the vacations or trips that have made the most impact on them, asking each to share their story through photos. Here we hear from Gab Mejia: A Filipino photographer and multidisciplinary artist, Gab Mejia bridges photography, environmental conservation and culture. Their visual storytelling examines biodiversity, climate and cultural heritage, illuminating the connections between people, place and nature. As a National Geographic Explorer, Climate Pledge Global Storyteller and Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, Mejia continues a mission to deepen our understanding of the world. “It was the middle of November when the first frost began to settle across the frigid steppes of Mongolia. The air was crisp and bitterly cold, plunging to below minus 20 degrees Celsius. Yet somehow, the people’s hearts continued to beat with a deep sense of freedom that stretched far beyond the desolate whiteness of the landscape. I was there for a National Geographic Photo Camp, teaching photography to Mongolian students and young people, encouraging them to tell the story of their homeland through their own eyes. Through that work, Battur, the camp’s senior leader, reminded me that movement, freedom and the nomadic way of life are ordinary miracles that keep the world turning.”