Long Reads

It’s not an exact science, but we think we’ve figured it out.

As the end draws near, Harington reflects on his eight seasons on Game of Thrones-with the help of never before seen pictures taken from his phone. Who knew the king in the north had a sentimental side?

Were they simply religious brigands or something else?

Re-electionist Sonny Angara is intent on getting the job done by putting aside personal animosity and personality-based politics.

There is an entire baggage of dark history and reprehensible revisionism that comes with that, as well as pretty bad optics.

The Philippines may have influenced the Spanish adobo, and not the other way around.

What it means to be a Muslim in the Philippines.

In this very candid interview, senatorial candidate Bato dela Rosa shares his views on the controversial war on drugs, death penalty for politicians, and his friendship with President Duterte.

The documentarist hasn’t worked in almost three decades, sort of.

Florin Hilbay is the poor boy from Tondo who did good as a lawyer and public servant, and now he hopes that it’ll be enough to get him to the Senate.

As a firebrand, Del Pilar operated with blasphemous humor to wage war on the friars.

They might not be Filipino, but they believed in the country.

Described as skilled warriors and also beautiful women, the female Huks broke barriers.

Food trends come and go, but common sense should always be our guide when we eat.

How one of the most powerful class of Filipinos came to an end

Joefel Manlod now owns one of the fastest-growing coffee solutions providers in Mindanao.

He’s a muse to Spike and Quentin. He’s a Marvel Stalwart, a Jedi, and a style icon. Given his magical way with a certain four-syllable word and the fact that he’s been so good for so long-120 movies over nearly forty years-we might think we know Samuel L. Jackson. But do we?

And is the end to the suffering in sight?

For the residents of Lupang Ramos in Dasmariñas, Cavite, 372 hectares of agricultural land hold 30 years of struggle for agrarian reform.

The lifelong advocate of gender equality was also a National Scientist and an eminent historian.