Ever wondered what secrets lurk inside the official residence of the President of the Philippines? National Geographic Channel INSIDE: Malacañang takes you to an exclusive guided tour inside the Malacañang Palace as we go deep into its chambers that were previously off-limits to the media and the public. Get to know the long-held myths and beliefs of the President’s entourage, the everyday routines of the Presidential Security and more on the people closest to the president. And yes, this includes the presidential food taster.

Get inspired to hope for a cleaner air through paint! Follow the story of how our very own Pacific Paint developed Boysen KNOxOut – a kind of paint equipped with the technology to transform air pollutants into harmless, non-toxic particles. In collaboration with a group of scientists from Cristal – UK, Boysen KNOxOut has proved to be one of the most trailblazing innovations from the Philippines to introduce the benefits of air-cleaning paint.

The documentary is part of National Geographic’s series titled “InnovAsians”. The “InnovAsians” series features different inventions from all over Asia.

It has been said that limiting global warming to no more than two degrees is the de facto target for global climate policy. Exceeding this mark would mean irreversible damages to the planet we live in and significant consequences which could jeopardize life on earth as we know it. Zoom in to the bigger picture of typhoons, flashfloods and drought and see the drastic effects of climate change and its impact to future generations. In this documentary presented by Dingdong Dantes together with Jiggy Manicad, one would certainly be reminded of the consequences of the simplest acts we do in our everyday lives and the difference it can make in combatting climate change.

Witness how camaraderie and dancing transform the lives of prisoners. Featuring the famous Cebu dancing inmates of the Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center, Dance of the Steel Bars is a feature film about redemption inspired by actual events inside a Filipino prison.

The story follows Frank Parish (Patrick Bergin), a retired US fireman and philanthropist who finds himself wrongly accused of murder and is jailed in the Philippines. Stuck in prison, Frank was beginning to lose faith in everything he believed in until he becomes friends with Mando (Dingdong Dantes), a convicted murderer who denies his passion for dancing just to prove his masculinity and Allona (Joey Paras), a transsexual who tries to contribute to prison reforms by teaching his fellow inmates dance exercises. They get involved in a tricky struggle between the positive changes initiated by the new warden (Ricky Davao) and the corrupt system that weighs down the inmates’ chance to become better individuals. Frank finds himself caught in an intricate web of lies and must choose between concealing what he knows to keep himself out of danger or to help his fellow inmates by revealing the truth. Will he remain on the sidelines as an observer, or will he dance the dance of the steel bars?