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PSYCHIC FEVER's "Wonder Woman" Drops, Serving as Drama Theme Song

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 PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE's new song "Wonder Woman" is OUT NOW! The track, released on Friday, February 14th, is already making waves as the opening theme for the Tokai TV & Fuji TV Saturday drama "The Greatest Woman Nakajima Haruko: Madame in... Just a Little Bangkok," starring Mao Daichi.


This upbeat, danceable city pop tune perfectly captures the essence of the drama’s protagonist, Nakajima Haruko—a truly wonderful woman. Inspired by Haruko’s powerful presence, the lyrics describe her strength as a "rose blooming on asphalt," celebrating the resilience and beauty of women.

Musically, "Wonder Woman" blends 90s and Y2K influences with a lively New Jack Swing groove, reflecting Nakajima Haruko’s energetic character. The track’s refreshing beat, combined with smooth R&B-inspired chords, adds a charismatic and sultry touch.  The lyrics also express gratitude to those who provide support and guidance, making “Wonder Woman” not just a tribute to strong women, but also an anthem for PSYCHIC FEVER as they continue their journey toward global success.

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Trailer : Wild and Free of Regal Entertainment

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Why put a limit on love when you can be WILD and FREE? Watch the exclusive Full Trailer of the movie, WILD and FREE starring Sanya Lopez and Derrick Monasterio Opens October 10 in cinemas nationwide
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Jason Dy release of his self-titled debut album which he classified as Pinoy R&B

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“Wala na akong narinig. Wala na akong nakikita. Everything happened so fast.” Jason Dy’s still needs time to process the biggest moment of his life. The “The Voice of the Philippines” Season 2 champion had his eyes set on being the artist he has been dreaming to be for a long time – and it has finally come true.
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Film Review : Just The 3 Of Us

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My notes on Just The 3 Of Us: 1. The movie reminded me so much of this late 90's rom-com with Matthew Perry as a happy-go-lucky bachelor who had a one night stand with a sultry Salma Hayek in Vegas. She ended up pregnant, they got married, and then discovered each other's personalities while fixing family and work issues. It was called Fools Rush In and I would have asked you to rent it in a local Video City, but I think all of their stores closed ages ago. 2. In this version though, the girl CJ (Jennylyn Mercado) would rather stalk the potential father and be the emotional punching bag of Uno (John Lloyd Cruz) who had a bad temper (F-words everywhere!), an a-hole attitude ("So what? Buhay ko 'to. Kahit mag-swimming ako sa alak wala ka pakialam!"), crazy reasoning (he wanted to take care of CJ and the baby, but made her sleep on an uncomfortable sofa bed in the living room with poor ventilation), and a drinking problem that were all supposedly reasonab...
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