Tag: Inka Magnaye

  • Unleashing the Scarab: Inka Magnaye Lends Voice for PH Release of “Blue Beetle”

    Warner Bros. Philippines has unveiled an exciting announcement that’s set to thrill Pinoy fans. Filipino voice talent extraordinaire and famed content creator, Inka Magnaye, will lend her voice to the Scarab, an ancient alien artifact crucial to the DC Super Hero’s tale, in the Philippine edition of Warner Bros. Pictures’ eagerly awaited action-adventure “Blue Beetle.”

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    An Alien Guide: The Scarab’s Role in ‘Blue Beetle’

    In the movie, the Scarab, or Khaji-Da, mentors Jaime Reyes, played by “Cobra Kai’s” rising star Xolo Maridueña, helping him understand and manage his newfound, seemingly infinite powers as he transforms into the Super Hero Blue Beetle. The original voice of the Scarab is none other than the multi-talented singer/actress, Becky G.

    A Distinctive Blend: Inka Magnaye’s Charm

    Filipino talent Inka Magnaye – considered to be royalty in the niche voicework industry in the Philippines – brings her own distinct charm to the voice of the Scarab. Some of the character’s lines are even in Tagalog! Something Pinoy fans should look out for.  

    With an impressive portfolio that includes voicework for Philippine Airlines (hers is that very soothing voice in the Philippine flag carrier’s in-flight instructional safety announcement), Pond’s, Smart, Globe, Nissin, Mitsubishi, and the popular podcast “Sleeping Pill With Inka,” Magnaye brings a distinct charm to the Scarab’s character. To the delight of local fans, some lines even feature in Tagalog! She marks history as the first Philippine-based talent to provide voice-over work in a DC film. Keep an eye out for her name in the credits!

    Jaime’s Journey: Becoming Blue Beetle

    The movie “Blue Beetle” revolves around recent college graduate Jaime Reyes (Maridueña) who returns home full of dreams for his future, only to find that everything has changed. As he grapples with his purpose, fate takes a surprising turn when he stumbles upon the Scarab, an alien biotechnological relic. When the Scarab chooses Jaime as its host, he acquires an extraordinary suit of armor with unpredictable powers, drastically altering his life as he morphs into the Super Hero Blue Beetle.

    Witness Inka Magnaye’s captivating performance as the Scarab in “Blue Beetle,” premiering exclusively in Philippine cinemas on August 16.

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    Watch for Inka Magnaye’s turn as the Scarab in “Blue Beetle,” opening exclusively in Philippine cinemas August 16. #BlueBeetle #TeamKhajiDa

    About “Blue Beetle”

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    From Warner Bros. Pictures comes the feature film “Blue Beetle,” marking the DC Super Hero’s first time on the big screen. The film, directed by Angel Manuel Soto, stars Xolo Maridueña in the title role as well as his alter ego, Jaime Reyes. 

    Starring alongside Maridueña (“Cobra Kai”) are Adriana Barraza (“Rambo: Last Blood,” “Thor”), Damían Alcázar (“Narcos,” “Narcos: Mexico”), Elpidia Carrillo (“Mayans M.C.,” the “Predator” films), Bruna Marquezine (“Maldivas,” “God Save the King”), Raoul Max Trujillo (the “Sicario” films, “Mayans M.C.”), with Oscar winner Susan Sarandon (“Monarch,” “Dead Man Walking”), and George Lopez (the “Rio and “Smurf” franchises). The film also stars Belissa Escobedo (“American Horror Stories,” “Hocus Pocus 2”) and Harvey Guillén (“What We Do in the Shadows”). Soto (“Charm City Kings,” “The Farm”) directs from a screenplay by Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer (“Miss Bala”), based on characters from DC. John Rickard and Zev Foreman are producing, with Walter Hamada, Galen Vaisman and Garrett Grant serving as executive producers.

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    A Warner Bros. Pictures Presentation, A Safran Company Production, “Blue Beetle,” in cinemas starting August 16, is distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.

    Join the buzzing conversation online using hashtags  #BlueBeetle #TeamKhajiDa

    Photo & Video Credit: “Warner Bros. Pictures”

  • Too old for TikTok? Inka Magnaye shuts down those comments about ageism

    In the age of social media, there are a lot more avenues for women to be critical of themselves, especially when their ages become more visible.

    Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, dark spots—each one of these can manifest as early as your twenties or maybe even later in your forties. Of course, all of these depend on how you take care of your skin and the lifestyle that you have.

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    Avon Anew Crew

    Either way, when it comes to embracing aging, it has always been a struggle for most people to fully come into terms with these natural changes. However, what you do now can affect your future and if you’re taking the right steps right now you don’t have to worry about what the next days (or years) might bring!

    This is what the Avon Anew Crew advocates: a pro-aging movement where women can be confident about their beauty regardless of their age.

    “Aging is not as dreadful as people make it out to be,” says viral TikTok content creator and professional voice artist Inka Magnaye. “I was told that I’m too old to do TikTok, but do I follow that? No!”

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    Inka Magnaye

    Being a woman of her own right, being on TikTok in her thirties isn’t the only stereotype Inka is trying to break. As part of the Anew Crew, she also explains how being more mature means her body will keep changing and accepting everything that comes with it. “That’s why when it comes to pro-aging, it means I personally accept what’s happening with my body and I realized that it’s fine.  I’m thirty-three now and my body will react differently, so I should just adapt and embrace it.”

    For Inka, aging isn’t an enemy women should fight, but rather natural life stage one must be ready to come to terms with and proper skincare can help you do that. She continues, “I regret learning and getting into skincare a little bit later in life but hey, the best time to start is now, right?”

    Somehow, for most women, aging can also be a barrier that will keep them from doing other goals they want in life. But for beauty enthusiast Agoo Bengzon, aging is being content with one’s accomplishments while still looking forward to what the future might bring. “It’s being content with who I am right now while still being optimistic about all the cool things that I might achieve for myself. Do not let a number dictate your choices and capacities in life!”

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    Agoo Bengzon

    When asked how her skincare routine has differed now that she’s in her forties, she shares, “I am now looking for ingredients that target problems such as wrinkles and sagging skin! Before it was just about hydration and maintenance.” Agoo further reiterates that it’s not important to have young-looking skin, but rather maintaining a healthy one.

    As women grow into their more mature selves, skincare can be a challenge especially when these physical changes start to manifest but that doesn’t mean you need to pressure yourself in maintaining your youth. That is why for entrepreneur and content creator Ayn Bernos, she now prioritizes products with moisturizing benefits for her skin.“As I’ve gotten older, I also got to know myself and my needs that includes some things that soothes me and makes me feel good everytime I wake up in the morning that’s why I go for products that helps me feel plump and refreshed.”

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    Ayn Bernos

    Being in her late twenties, Ayn acknowledges the stigma about women getting old and she feels that it only means she’s growing to herself even more. “It’s the complete opposite of what I was thought growing up and what I’ve learned from society and media,” says Ayn. “Aging is going against the expectations that everyone has given us and embracing life as it is. It’s a privilege to age.”

    For these influential women, using their voice to encourage others to be embrace aging breaks the limits that prevent women to do or be what they want—which has been prevailent in society for a long time.

    Whatever stage in life you’re in, there will always be expectations thrown at you, but that shouldn’t diminish the accomplishments you’ve already done or yet to do in the future. These will all matter less when you embrace aging confidently like Inka, Agoo, and Ayn.

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