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It’s the second year in a row that Filipinos won the prestigious competition.

Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora solidified the secularization movement and the nascent nationalism felt by so many.

Feuding families, grisly murders, crimes of passion, and more!

Three different accounts shed light on how foreigners viewed the country. 

Puwera usog is actually a counter-charm to an accidental hex.

No one has ever managed to actually kill a Philippine President. But the same cannot be said for their spouses.

Quiapo's gayuma vendors are highly secretive and protective of their livelihood.

Jesus Christ may have something to do with it.

Liwayway Gawgaw gave birth to Oishi, one of only three Filipino companies that have significant international footprint.

With the bans lifted, residents can now return to their homes. But the damage is already done.

A look back at his 2007 Esquire profile.

A compelling new documentary shines a light on the Philippines’ biggest moral victory in World War II.

The seaweed also has anti-ageing properties.

From the archives.

Let’s take a look at the malls before Harrison and Ali.

Did you also fall for one of these predictions?

It details four volcanoes on Taal Lake erupting simultaneously.

Does the law protect you from going to work during typhoons or volcanic eruptions?

Not all heroes wear capes.

A wooden bust of Rizal, attributed to the National Hero himself, has just recently resurfaced.