Julienne Pal Loreto

Julienne Pal Loreto (they/them) is a writer and university student. Their work has appeared in various publications across countries, such as Positively Filipino (United States), The Line of Best Fit (United Kingdom), and The Philippine Daily Inquirer. You can find them on Instagram at @julienneloreto.

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Ten years in, Ylona Garcia is just getting started

The 23-year-old Filipino Australian singer-songwriter on the lessons she’s learned along the way, her inspiration and more

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Meet BINI: The next big thing in P-pop

The Filipino girl group is a sound all their own, and their next stop is Coachella 2026 as the first P-pop group to play the festival

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Six films that prove Filipino cinema isn’t dead

You can watch all these flicks from the comfort of your home with English subtitles, so there’s no excuse to not get started!

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Jordan Li of ‘Gen V’: Because bigender Asians exist too!

The shapeshifting superhero-in-training represents how an ever-changing form doesn’t make a person any less real

Marvel’s Wave Isn’t Just Filipino, She’s Bisaya

And we’re hoping the MCU remembers this when the superhero makes her onscreen debut