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Douglas MacArthur is famous for liberating us from the Japanese, but he's also known to have had a passionate affair with Dimples Cooper.
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In 1582, the Japanese invaded the Philippines. It’s not what you think.
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The backstories behind Datu Puti, Ginebra San Miguel, and Jollibee.
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The Chinese sided with the British when the latter invaded Manila in 1762.
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Negritos have long been the subject of fascination all over the world, but none is more important than the King of all Negritos.
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Aguinaldo had a lot to say about science and how technology can perfect humans.
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How did he lose the use of his legs?
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Fernando Poe Sr. graduated from dental school, survived the Death March, and was the original king of Filipino films. Witness his extraordinary life in exclusive photos.
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In his 52-year reign, Sultan Kudarat successfully repelled Spain’s conquests to subdue Mindanao.
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Try taking a trip to Sagada to gain a newfound appreciation for coffee.
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Writer, researcher, father, socialist, politician, Isabelo de los Reyes lived a most charming life.
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Facts about our National Hero that may have been overlooked in the teaching of history in classrooms.
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The life of Juan Luna is decorated with triumphs and recognitions that belie a dark persona.
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When they needed a home, the Filipino people opened up theirs.
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Habijan learns about what Pride truly means through her father, a devout Catholic.
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The Kapampangan murderess was only 16 when she killed her classmate in 1929.
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There are a thousand ways to skin a cat, and a thousand ways to regain independence.
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Quintin Pastrana, Moira Lang, Quark Henares, and Sarge Lacuesta walk into a cigar bar.
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It wasn’t just Quezon versus Aguinaldo.
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