LG OLED Celebrates 10 Years of Setting the Standard in Home Entertainment

L-R: Mr. Kim Myeonjing, Director of the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines; Mr. Sunho Choi, LGEPH Product Director for Home Entertainment; Mr. Sungjae Kim, LGEPH Managing Director; LG OLED TV Ambassadors, Mari Jasmine, Michelle Marquez Dee, Enrique Gil, and Dominic Roque; Ms. Angelica Dumlao, Product Manager for LG TV 

Korean Cultural Center, Taguig City, Philippines - LG Electronics Philippines recently celebrated a momentous occasion, marking 10 years of LG's OLED technology. The event showcased the remarkable journey of LG OLED TV over the past decade, highlighting its groundbreaking innovations, unparalleled picture quality, and the brand's commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in home entertainment.

Halloween Screamfest with “Spirit of the Glass 2: The Haunted”

Never toy with the unknown because it might just come back to haunt you. This is the lesson from “Spirit of the Glass 2: The Haunted,” the latest horror movie set to hit Filipino theaters in time for Halloween.

Three fashionista friends who are popular on social media attempt to have some offline fun by trying to contact spirits using the age-old Spirit of the Glass game and this opens up to a series of horrific haunting experiences. 

Bea is a lifestyle editor of a popular magazine, Lisette is an up-and-coming young actress, and Chelsea is a sought-after model. They are the Girls of the Moment, living blissful lives basking in their popularity. One night, together with their love interests, Enzo, Jag, and Andre summon a trio of vengeful spirits with Bea’s Ouija Board, and this triggers a succession of disturbing supernatural events in relation to a crime committed 50 years ago. The spirits haunt the girls and their partners until they are forced to connect with a blind medium named Anita to help the spirits seek justice and eternal peace. 

“SPIRIT OF THE GLASS: THE HAUNTED” In Cinemas Nationwide November 1

Written by Jose Javier Reyes, “Spirit of the Glass: The Haunted” sees three friends who gained popularity through social media: Bea, Lisette and Chelsea were called the Instaglams since their popularity was rooted on social media. 

Bea is a lifestyle editor of a popular magazine as well as a stylist, Lisette is an up and coming young actress while Chelsea is a popular model for mainstream and viral advertising. The three girls gained that much desired reputation of being the Girls of the Moment, basking on their youth and popularity. Each had their own partners --- Bea with Enzo, an athlete businessman whose best buddy is Jag, another scion of a rich family and Andre, Chelsea’s rich beau.