In a groundbreaking achievement for the K-pop scene, Katseye has been honored with the MTV Push Performance of the Year award at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards. The six-member girl group—comprising Sophia Laforteza, Manon Bannerman, Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Megan Skiendiel, and Yoonchae Jeung—secured the accolade for their captivating performance of “Touch”
Katseye made their debut at the MTV VMAs with a high-energy performance of “Gnarly” during the pre-show. Dressed in coordinated black bustiers and micro shorts with metallic belts and feather trim, the group showcased their dynamic stage presence and synchronized choreography.
The MTV Push Performance of the Year award recognizes emerging artists who have delivered exceptional live performances. Katseye’s win underscores their rapid ascent in the global music scene and their ability to captivate audiences with their talent and charisma.
The group’s dedicated fanbase, known as EYEKONS, played a pivotal role in securing this victory. Through organized voting campaigns and listening parties, EYEKONS demonstrated unwavering support, ensuring Katseye’s performance garnered the attention it deserved.
With this prestigious award, Katseye has solidified their position as one of the most promising acts in the global music industry. As they prepare for their upcoming Beautiful Chaos Tour, fans can anticipate more electrifying performances and musical milestones from this trailblazing group.
From the very first episode, The Apothecary Diaries captured my attention with a refreshing protagonist and a setting that feels both rich and intimate. It’s rare to find a series that balances slice-of-life mystery, palace intrigue, and a slow-burning character dynamic this well—and somehow, it all works.
Maomao is a breath of fresh air. From the get-go, she’s incredibly likable—not because she tries to be, but because she simply is who she is. She’s nonchalant, often sarcastic, but always perceptive. And best of all, she’s not a pushover. In a world that often tries to diminish women, especially in palace hierarchies, Maomao holds her own with quiet resilience and sharp intellect. You can’t help but root for her.
What I love most is how the show never makes her intelligence the only thing that defines her. She’s curious, dry-humored, sometimes a little reckless—but always, deeply human.
Jinshi is hilarious. On the surface, he’s a walking contradiction: princely looks, effortless charm, and a soft voice hiding someone with real complexity beneath the glamor. I loved how the show slowly peeled back his layers, episode by episode. You never get dumped with exposition—his story is revealed through moments, glances, overheard conversations, and his interactions with Maomao.
There’s a perfect balance between tension, banter, and vulnerability. It never feels rushed, yet it never stalls out either. Every scene between them adds something—whether it’s character depth, emotional stakes, or just an amazing punchline.
So often, side characters in shows like this fade into the background. Not here. From court ladies and eunuchs to mysterious nobles and palace physicians, The Apothecary Diaries creates a whole ecosystem of fascinating people. They each bring their own energy to the story—some humorous, some tragic, some shady—and all of them feel like part of a living, breathing world. It makes the palace feel alive, not just like a backdrop.
Season 1: The first season is mostly episodic, following Maomao as she solves smaller medical mysteries in the inner palace. Some viewers might’ve wanted more plot momentum, but I found the structure engaging. The mysteries are clever, never too easy, and often tied to real medical or historical concepts, which I found genuinely fascinating.
The tone strikes a great balance—it’s light and quirky, but with an undercurrent of tension. You know there’s something deeper going on beneath the surface.
Season 2: Season 2 ups the stakes, both politically and emotionally. You start to see the bigger picture—secret alliances, dangerous conspiracies, and deeper connections between characters. There’s a notable increase in emotional weight, especially around Jinshi’s identity and Maomao’s own sense of belonging (or lack thereof).
This season also leans more into the sensuality and subtle romance. Nothing is overt, but you can feel it—through glances, words left unsaid, costumes, and gestures. The restraint makes it all the more compelling.
Some fans felt the pacing dipped in the second half—and I get that. The story slows down in places. But for me, it was in service of character development, and I honestly didn’t mind it. I was happy to just spend more time with these characters.
So if you’re looking for a series that’s plot-heavy, action-packed, and wrapped up in 12 episodes, this might not be your cup of herbal medicine. But if you love character-driven mysteries, smart writing, and an emotionally restrained (but satisfying!) romance that actually respects your intelligence—The Apothecary Diaries is an absolute gem.
It’s thoughtful. It’s funny. It’s weirdly romantic. And Maomao? She’s the kind of heroine I want to see more of. I cannot recommend this enough for anyone looking for a great anime that’s smart, action-packed, and truly draws you in with its characters.
Sweet Tooth is a Netflix original series adapted from the comic book of the same name by Jeff Lemire. It is about Gus, a hybrid boy (half deer and half human) in search of his Mom in a world ravaged by a virus with no known cure.
I seldom watch series anymore because I find them too taxing at times, or they start really good but then they’ll end up messing it up somewhere. Sweet Tooth, fortunately did not suffer from that.
Now, the premise is obviously quite ‘interesting’ to say the least, since we are still in the midst of a global pandemic but somehow the tone of the series feels hopeful. It is very enlightening in a way which I will be discussing shortly.
Gus, wonderfully played by Christion Convery is in a adventure with people he met along the way revealing not only his point of view of the outside world, but effect he has on people.
There are a lot realizations of the characters here and it’s so cool that we’re able to see those perspectives. I particularly loved Bear’s character played by Stefania LaVie Owen. Bear is the leader of the Animal Army whose mission is to save the Hybrids. Her idea of the Hybrids healing the planet is a quite interesting point of discussion saying that the humans are destroying the planet and the Hybrids are some sort of part of an evolution that would become a catalyst for change, healing that is. This I find interesting because it feels like with the Covid19 we’re experiencing now, there are people like Bear who thinks that this is nature doing some cleansing which for the record, I find disgusting if you put it in that context because these are real people we are talking about. People dying, with loved ones, friends, and people with dreams and aspirations.
Going back to the show lol, not only it is for adults, it is definitely for the whole family. The setting was in the US, but it was shot in some of the beautiful landscapes of New Zealand due to Covid. CGI were used for the characters and locations but the flow of the story itself is really good that one would barely notice those things. It is absolutely a feast for the eyes. One thing is for sure – budget is not an issue here and it shows. I mean, Robert Downey and wife Susan are the producers so, no problem in that department.
Overall, this series is definitely worth investing your time as it has a very satisfying run and with its ending making you yearn for more.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Cast: Nonso Anozie, Christian Convery, Adeel Akhtar, Stefania LaVie Owen, Dania Ramirez, Aliza Vellani, James Brolin, Will Forte, Sarah Peirse, Neil Sandilands, Naledi Murray, Amy Seimetz
I wasn’t able to closely follow this year’s edition like the previous year because I’ve been so busy with work. So, I pretty much got my updates through social media and from my pageant-fanatic friends. A week and a half leading up to the coronation night, I decided to watch most of their videos, check out their photos, and even visited forums to come up with my top favorites. Below are my top 10 favorites based on everything I’ve seen and read about them.
1. Vickie Rushton 2. Gazini Ganados 3. Samantha Lo 4. Aya Abesamis 5. Leren Mae Bautista 6. Emma Tiglao 7. Patch Magtanong 8. Julia Saubier 9. Hannah Arnold 10. Samantha Bernardo
The Coronation Night AKA In partnership of Miss Universe Philippines and Binibining Pilipinas *rolls eyes*
“I absolutely loved the very Pinoy theme of the opening number with its own song, ‘Raise Your Flag,’ inspired by Catriona’s answer during Miss Universe 2018. I loved the vibrant lighting of the stage and the very simple stage design, but from afar, it looks a bit dark.
The introduction where the girls are wearing all-white looks really good with the Philippine Flag on the LCD behind them.
Hosts Richard Guttierez and Anne Curtis are back as this year’s main hosts, while Binibining Pilipinas – Grand International 2015 Nicole Cordoves serves as the segment host, and she was just fantastic as usual!
Richard somehow redeemed himself here after receiving flak from his 2018 gig. He was more relaxed, though he forgot Leren Mae during the Q&A, but it was easily edited on TV so all’s good.
Anne, meanwhile, was such a joy to watch! She’s very professional and very charming at the same time! I’d love to see her come back next year!
What’s so prominent about this edition is its pacing! From the first cut up to the question and answer, everything was done quickly. I was also checking Facebook and Twitter while inside the Big Dome and learned that the live audience was just a segment ahead of the telecast!
Swimsuit and Evening Gown Competition:
For the swimsuit round, a reggae band played while the top 25 sashayed in their blue swimwear. The girls were given a choice to wear either one-piece or two-piece swimsuits. Binibining Bataan, Bea Patricia Magtanong, surprisingly ended up topping this round of the competition. My personal pick during this round was Emma Tiglao from Pampanga.
The evening gown portion was another highlight – that segment was just mesmerizing! I loved this presentation even better than last year’s. There were a lot of standout gowns here, making it anybody’s ballgame, but it probably boiled down to presentation, with eventual Miss Universe Philippines winner Gazini Ganados from Talisay, Cebu, nailing it from head to toe with that alluring smile! Her aviary-inspired Cary Santiago gown was to die for! My favorites here are Gazini, Aya Abesamis, and Samantha Lo.
Face of Binibini This is one of the three major awards given that night, and I really thought that this was locked for Vickie who earlier in the night amassed the majority of awards from the pageant’s sponsors. So, what a pleasant surprise it was when Gazini snatched it, looking very surprised herself..
The Farewell Walks of the 2018 Queens!
The 2018 Queens did really well internationally, with the obvious ring leader being the reigning Miss Universe, Catriona Gray, getting the spotlight during the farewell walks. I loved her speech after her AVP, although a bit long, it was really a touching moment. She really is a one-in-a-million queen!
What I was hoping to happen in this segment, though, was a little more acknowledgment for Karen Gallman, who made history as well as the country’s first Miss Intercontinental winner. The farewell messages and final walks of the five girls felt like mere afterthoughts compared to Queen Cat.
Announcement of Winners!
Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray crowning Miss Universe Philippines 2019 Gazini Ganados of Talisay, Cebu. (photos via normanorman)
The New Miss Universe Philippines 2019! Gazini Christiana Jordan Ganados made her mark in the latter part of the coronation when she sashayed onto the stage with her Cary Santiago neon pink evening gown. She was just breathtaking during her turn, stealing the thunder from the night’s favorite, Vicky Rushton, who strutted after her. Her pasarela wasn’t the strongest, but nobody could deny that face! Her awards for Best in Evening Gown and Face of the Binibini (Miss Photogenic) are truly well-deserved wins! She may not be a Catriona during the Q&A, but she was charming and had grace under pressure. Even if some would argue that her answer isn’t the best, it is undeniable that she was the most mesmerizing, ensuring the top plum for Talisay City, Cebu!
The Pride of Bataan is going International! Patch is one of the most hyped contestants this edition, and for a lot of good reasons – statuesque beauty, impressive credentials, and good communication skills. Everyone inside the coliseum knew that after she delivered a very convincing answer during the Q&A, she would end up winning one of the crowns. Some fans were disappointed that she “only” nabbed the Binibining Pilipinas – International title, but I honestly feel that she’d do well in the Japanese-based pageant and may even end up winning it all. It’s also clear that Gazini outperformed her all throughout the night, so she should be thanking her lucky stars that she even ended up second in ranking, with other girls like Lo, Tiglao, and Saeed trailing behind fiercely.
Resham is now on my radar! Resham Saeed wasn’t even on my radar prior to the finals night. I had seen her free-speech delivery and was duly impressed by it, but I was blinded by the early frontrunners and didn’t pay her a glance or two. Lo and behold, though, the girl cemented her status as a crown-worthy contender with her sultry swimsuit catwalk and gift of gab. She may need more polishing and better styling, but that’s what Binibini is there for, and I’m pretty sure she’ll be explosive come Miss Supranational in Poland later this year.
Samantha Lo is a Miss Universe Philippines in the making but…
This was Samantha’s first national pageant, and she made it all the way to the winners’ circle by clinching the Binibining Pilipinas – Grand International title. I’m still not sure how to feel about her winning the said title, but given Samantha’s assertiveness, I know that she’ll be fighting hard and will represent our country well in Venezuela later this year. It’s a shame that the owner of her international assignment has an ongoing beef with Filipino pageant fans and seems to be in revenge mode. And hosting his pageant in Venezuela? What the hell was he thinking?!
Enough of that for now, this is about Samantha, so I’d just like to say how impressive her performance was during the finals. She was so-so during the swimsuit round, but she was definitely one of the best during the evening gown portion of the competition. Her pink evening gown with a black silhouette accentuated her boxy (no pun intended) body and made her look every inch like the queen she is. And of course, it is without question that she provided the best answer during the Q&A – it must have been a very difficult deliberation for the judges!
Had her fellow Cebuana Gazini not performed explosively and charmed the whole of Araneta, she’d definitely be a good alternative too!
The Vindication of Emma Tiglao!
Emma’s biggest Waterloo during her Miss World Philippines and first Binibining Pilipinas stints was the question and answer rounds. These girls are smart, but some aren’t just as spontaneous, and this is where Emma keeps falling short, so it was with relief that she was able to sail through the Q&A like a boss and finally bag a national crown! She was flawless throughout the night, and I really thought that she’d be sent to Miss International or Miss Supranational, but I guess SMA wanted a back-to-back crowning in Miss Intercontinental, and Emma’s sheer beauty is an ace that could achieve that.
Leren Mae Bautista Barely Made it… Leren is one of the girls pegged as possible successors to the Miss Universe Philippines crown going into the competition. Her exotic look was glaring throughout the night, making her a potential contender for the top crown. However, during the Q&A, despite being considered one of the girls with good communication skills, she was just mediocre, to say the least. Nonetheless, her beauty and presentation definitely left a mark on the judges, enough for her to creep into the winners’ circle.
Aya’s One Big Moment Despite not securing one of the ‘coveted’ six titles, Maria Andrea Verdadero Abesamis will always be remembered as a fighter after redeeming herself from last year’s unsuccessful bid for a crown. Aya came back more polished. She was vibrant on stage and even channeled her mother, Desiree, when she competed for Miss Universe 1984 during the Evening Gown competition. Her readiness was evident last Sunday, and although she fell short of clinching a title, her runner-up finish is still a good note to end her pageant career! She should be proud of herself, for it must have been very difficult to do this all over again!
Samantha’s Sorrow… Samantha Mae Bernardo may have finished with a runner-up title, but it’s probably a bittersweet moment for her since she also garnered the same placing at last year’s Binibining Pilipinas edition. Many thought that she did well, but she probably just fell short of getting a few more votes from the judges to secure a title. If it’s any consolation, she still has another chance next year to clinch a title as she’s still qualified age-wise. She just has to remember that Pia had to join three times and even went home empty-handed on her second try, and she had to work hard on her journey to win the Miss Universe crown. I have a feeling that this isn’t the end for Samantha’s pageant journey – I just hope that she keeps at it.
The Heartbreaking Exclusion of a Fan Favorite:
Last year’s 1st Runner-up, Vickie Rushton, is one of the fan favorites and frontrunners leading up to last night’s finals. She was on her way to nabbing one of the crowns, if not the top plum, until the dreaded Q&A got to her. She was asked why mental health is as important as physical health. She already started wobbly and was about to recover until the live audience (unheard through the TV) started jeering, and the girl who’s perceived to be THE ONE TO BEAT all night long lost her train of thought and regrettably resigned to the inevitable.
I was really hoping that she’d do a Karen Gallman and still end up winning one of the crowns; alas, the judges deemed the other girls’ answers too strong for them to spare her a title. It was just heartbreaking to see her defeated expression after her turn in the Q&A portion. Online sources are stating that she’s already 27, thus overage to join again next year, but for now, I hope she finds time to rest and be with the people who love and support her. And I also hope that people will stop shaming her for her Q&A performance because I could only guess how difficult it is to be in her position last Sunday.
Conclusion: Overall, I can confidently say that this is one of the best Binibining Pilipinas editions I’ve watched to date. The pacing was much better, the hosts were excellent overall, and the quality of the contestants was among the best we’ve had in years – I’d even go as far as to say that this is the most competitive edition in the last five years. Although the pre-pageant took months due to the Miss Universe Philippines franchise hoopla, we were still treated to a surprisingly amazing show. The camera work was a bit lacking at some parts, but overall, it was a well-delivered show. Kudos to ABS-CBN and to the Binibining Pilipinas Organization for bringing us another awesome edition of the most beautiful night in the Philippines!
At the finale of Asia’s Next Top Model Season 6 last night, Thai-American Dana Slosar managed to snagged the title from Adela-Mae Marshall of the Philippines and Mia Sabathy of Taiwan. She has been at the bottom during the fourth episode and worked her way to the top garnering two best photos on her way to finale!
Slosar is the third Thai contestant to win the title after Jessica Amornkuldilok won the inaugural edition and Tawan Kedkong during the fourth season.
She will now be receiving her own Subaru XV, a cover and fashion spread in Harper’s Bazaar Thailand, a featured avatar in the new America’s Next Top Model Mobile Game, and a modeling contract with Storm Model Management in London.
Who would’ve thought that after her almost faultless run in the competition, Beauty will be out of the competition just like that? Like seriously?! I’m shooketh!!!
What’s even more shocking is that, it was a double elimination with Pim getting the boot too! Cmon’ let’s be serious here, Pim is a much stronger model than Dana. Period.
As expected, Mia got the first call out. Remember that Glenn Tan absolutely adore Mia during the first Subaru shoot?
Joining Mia in the final three are obviously, Dana and Adela who got second and third best photo respectively.
Let me process everything first and I’ll give you a RANTview.
Tonight’s episode was pretty predictable. We’ve all seen it coming especially after Jachin’s shocking elimination last week. But what I find surprising is that Dana whom I thought should’ve gone home two episodes ago is still very much alive in the competition and even got the first call out this week! 🤔
I’m not a hater but I thought she is the weakest model amongst the Top 8 back when Han was still in the house, mind you.
Dana works her magic with the judges again!
Now this is a ‘Larger Than Life’ shot. This is perfection no matter how you look at it. Beauty is in it to win it!
This is my favorite shot of Pink to date! That face is simply arresting!
I do not think this is Adela’s best shot. She looks super short here.
Nah – this isn’t really working for Mia. Clearly, she is a top 3 material but it looks like she’s losing steam!
Homegirl Jach just got axed from the competition!!! Really, I thought it was a joke but it isn’t. They seriously just booted Jach from the competition!!! I mean, I’m not exactly a fan of Jach’s personality but I thought she was one of the strongest models in the house!!!
On to the episode…
Challenge winner is the white team which has Adela, Jach, Dana and Beauty in it. No scores were revealed.
The shoot this week was another one with a partner but this time, they will be posing with their mentors – Shikin, Monika and Tu.
First Call Out: Beauty (28.0) – This is Beauty’s second best photo in the competition and it is a well-deserved one!
2nd: Dana (26.5) – I am still at a loss how Dana was able to surpassed the likes of Han, Jach and Rubi. She’s so unremarkable.
3rd: Adela (25.8) – This isn’t Adela’s best photo to date, IMO but this is heaps better than that monstrosity that the judges picked for her last week.
4th: Mia (25.5) – I actually loved this film and she owned this picture!!! It kind of reminds me of that Little India shoot from Cycle 1, was it?
5th: Pim (22.0) – Obviously a favorite of the judges. Pim’s got a very strong chance to win this thing if only she’d listen and stop bitching.
Bottom Two: Jach and Vy – Now if you’re going to tell me that Vy will advance into the competition at the expense of Jachin, I wouldn’t believe you and I’d call BS. Alas, the judges saw Jach’s weakness. Now, she’s got 20% chances to win (which means she’s never gonna win this) the whole thing given that she’d be chosen to comeback.
6th: Vy (21.5) – This is a very weak picture and the worst in the whole of competition if I’m being honest.
Eliminated: Jach (19.5) – She dug her own grave. Buh-bye, Sis! 🙋🇵🇭
Do not talk about me like that. Do not twist my words – Han
It’s another episode and another day of drama! 😂 Surprisingly, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching it! Here, we see there’s a whole plethora of characters we could dissect.
Han has finally found her voice! Like literally! During the challenge she was one of the most radiant ones and even got a high score from it.
The challenge this week was a screen test for a beauty product. Not surprisingly, Adela won! Listen, this girl is definitely the biggest threat in the competition because she knows how to use her cards well.
Pim and Vy bombed for two different reasons. Pim for being complacent (napping before her shoot) and Vy – well, the language barrier just hinder her progress in the competition.
After the challenge, the girls had a heart to heart convo in their dining area.
Cueu drama SFX.😂 🎬
Now, we’ve got the Thai girls in the hosue – Dana and Pim. If you’ve been observant enough, you’d realized that they’re the one with the most animosity towards Mia. They’re a couple backstabbers, is what I’m saying. I mean, I get it. This is a competition. Based on what I’ve seen so far though, they really are the fake ones. See, Pim initiated the convo this week about being honest and shit *rolls eyes* and remember the incident about Mia’s diary when she uses Jesselyn as her pawn to castigate Mia? Ugh. Pim, I can totally see what you’re doing there. 😌
Then there’s Dana. Forgettable Dana. Oh, she got the best photo this week and I don’t even remember it. Really, I don’t hate her as a model. I just think she’s forgettable and fake as hell. All the side eye and eye-rolling towards Mia. It was so off-putting.
Don’t get me wrong though, I do not think Mia is Mother Teresa and shit. If I were to describe her, I’d say she’s cunning. She doesn’t let her emotions take over her goal in this competition – TO WIN. And she’ve done this before (Austria’s Next Top Model Cycle 7), so as Adela (Philippines’ Next Top Model Cycle 2) so they do know how to play this game. She and Adela are on to something. I won’t even be surprised if they end up in the final two.
The shoot this week wasnt that spectacular. It was a beauty shoot and I do think that they intentionally chose the worst picture of the girls save for the girl/s they wanted to put the spotlight on in the coming weeks – ahem, that is YOU Forgettable Dana.
It was altogether another interesting episode. I didn’t like that Han left before Dana or Vy but I guess, her effort was just too little too late to make it up in the eyes of the judges.
Call-Out Order
First Call Out: Dana
Jach
Vy
Adela
Pim
Beauty
Bottom Two: Mia and Han
Eliminated: Han
This is by far my favorite episode of the season. Things are shaping up a little bit from here where we see the ones most likely to face the chopping block in the coming weeks.
The rest of the girls went back to the house sans Jesslyn and you can pretty much feel the awkwardness between the “Loud Girls” and Mia. I honestly don’t get the hate towards Mia. I mean, so far she’s doing what she’s supposed to do in the competition. If anything, the “Loud Girls” AKA “Mean Girls” are the one instigating the drama against her which Pim started, FYI. I’m kind of quoting Kween Jade of ANTM here – this isn’t Asia’s Next Top Best Friend. It’s a competition ya’ll and so far, I’m not getting the “evil” edit these girls are trying to pin down on Mia.
Their challenge this week is a Rhythm Cycling Challenge. They were paired in a group of three where they will choreograph a routine and showcase their…well, rhythm. lol
Adela, Jach and Mia ended up winning this and they totally slayed that choreo!
I didn’t like Vy’s attitude here. She’s not very cooperative and she seems to get easily annoyed. I’ve a feeling that this attitude of hers would be her downfall.
The brief for this week’s shoot is for the girls to show their ugly-pretty face while posing with a partner inside a boxing ring. Mia was given the privilege to choose her partner for the shoot which raised the hackles of some of the girls like Adela, Jachin and Dana. Dana was absolutely livid when she was eventually chosen by Mia because she apparently “has good energy” during her initial shoot with Vy. Yeah right, but clever moves Mia! You Go girl! LOL
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Okay, so my livestream got cut off while watching the episode and I decided to watch 1922 on Netflix instead. Lol. Anyway, it looks like the “quiet girls” are on a roll with ‘them’ getting the top 3 spot this week!
They were shot in pairs again (what’s up with this couple shoots anyway?) I’m guessing a beauty shoot real soon, hopefully a solo beauty shoot!
Adela the mother hen (kidding!) Definitely the one you’d most likely get advise from, lead the pack this week with a stunning photo that kinda reminded me of ANTM Cycle 15’s La Lucha Va Voom shoot with eventual winner Ann Ward getting the FCO (nostalgia, nostalgia…)
First Call Out: Adela
As you can see, Adela looks smashing here! Vy’s not to be left behind but due to her poor challenge score, she was relagated to the 8th place.
Mia’s second best photo is a well-deserved one. You have to wonder why everyone’s seems to be wary of her? What are the things the editors and producers aren’t showing the viewers that the girls are so bothered (threatened) about her presence???
This 3rd best photo from Beauty is absolutely stunning! She’s killing it!
I am not a fan of Pim & Jachin’s photo. I find it too bland.
Remove either one of them from the photo and it’d be a perfect shot. I still think they made the right choice of getting rid of Rubini. IMO, Han is more current that Rubini.
*Will update the recap once I get to watch the rest of the episode. Photos from Asia’s Next Top Model/ Facebook.
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At the finale of Asia’s Next Top Model Season 6 last night, Thai-American Dana Slosar managed to snagged the title from Adela-Mae Marshall of the Philippines and Mia Sabathy of Taiwan. She has been at the bottom during the fourth episode and worked her way to the top garnering two best photos on her way to finale!
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