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The Wave, How to Get Away with Murder, Workaholics, more on home entertainment

By Angela Dawson
Front Row Features

INSPIRED by true events, an inescapable tsunami engulfs a seemingly idyllic Norwegian tourist destination in The Wave now available on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD from Magnolia Home Entertainment. Directed by Roar Uthaug (the upcoming Tomb Raider), the effects-laden thriller depicts events that every Norwegian fears may one day happen: the country’s largest unstable mountainside plummets tons of rock and earth into the fjord below. Its path of destruction causes a nearly 300-foot high wave that gives the people of the small town of Geiranger mere minutes to leave their homes and reach higher ground.

What to see this week

3 films to see on the week of July 8-15, 2016

Imagine You & Me

What to see this week

A romantic comedy helmed by Mike Tuviera starring the immensely popular love team of Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza, Imagine You & Me revolves around an OFW that believes in romance and destiny who is drawn to a jaded young man who rejects the very idea of fate.

MTRCB Rating: G

Dukot

What to see this week

An action thriller directed by Paul Soriano, Dukot shows what one family is willing to do when one of their own is kidnapped and held for ransom. The film stars Christopher de Leon, Enrique Gil, and Shaina Magdayao.

MTRCB Rating: R-13

Uber users get an ice cream treat

UBER RIDERS can enjoy special ice cream delivery service curbside today as the ride sharing app holds a promotion called Uber Ice Cream.

‘Brexit’ sends tourists flocking to London to ‘Buy, Buy, Buy’

By Andrew Roberts, Monami Yui
and Sam Chambers

BY VOTING to leave the European Union (EU), Britons have delivered a potential windfall to tourists eager to snatch up Burberry trenchcoats, Harrods Stilton, and Liberty scarves on the cheap.

Your Weekend Guide (July 15, 2016)

EXHIBITS

The Cultural Center of the Philippines presents Myth, a photo exhibition by artists Jippy Pascua and Dennese Victoria, which is on view until Aug. 21 at the Pasilyo Victorio Edades. An installation of photographs, Myth questions how and why the artists have accumulated, kept, and eventually selected the images for the exhibit. On view Tuesdays to Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Business Optimism in the second quarter

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Awareness, trust ratings of President Rodrigo R. Duterte

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Impact of Brexit on Asia-Pacific economies

GDP

Statistical indicators on Philippine development

Indicators

The cost to taxpayers of jail

Inmates

Net satisfaction ratings of Philippine Presidents

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When is an artwork like a P1,000 bill? When it has security features.

By Camille Anne M. Arcilla

In 2004, Hollywood comedian and art enthusiast Steve Martin purchased from the Parisian gallery Cazeau-Béraudière a work by German expressionist painter Heinrich Campendonk — at least he thought it was a work by German expressionist painter Heinrich Campendonk. Mr. Martin, according to The Guardian, is the victim of the largest known art scam in German history, losing €700,000, or $850,000. The fake painting was said to have been authenticated by an unidentified expert prior to its purchase.