Who killed Ninoy? It’s a question that remains unanswered up to this day. The assassination of Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. happened on August 21, 1983, yet many years after his death, the missing piece of the puzzle is still nowhere to be found. Also Read: Ninoy’s Historical Speech Nobody Ever Heard Many personalities–both famous […]

Have you ever wondered how Philippine presidents spent their leisure time? Although one can only imagine the number of responsibilities expected of them, Philippine presidents definitely had their fair share of life’s precious moments. Call it some “me” time, these rare encounters truly capture the softer sides of men who maneuvered the country’s history. And […]

Beyond their stiff portraits hanging at Malacañang, Philippine presidents are actually fascinating specimens worth studying again and again. Just like many of us, these iconic leaders once struggled to find their true identity, committed mistakes and even fought in the name of love. And since you loved these vintage presidential photos, let’s once again travel back […]

Hoaxes, stripped of all its negative connotations, are just pure entertainment. And there’s no better way to spice up our boring office life than feasting on out-of-this-world stories, regardless if they’re fabricated or not. From bizarre cryptids to forged historical records, the Philippines is a melting pot of colorful hoaxes. Here are some of the […]

Not only did Mrs. Marcos spend money like there was no tomorrow, she also pulled off some of the most jaw-dropping moments in our history like only she knew how to do—with flair and style.

Let us look at some of the famous events from Philippine history we’ve been picturing incorrectly and see them for what they really are—warts and all.

Some say he’s the best president the country ever had, while others believe otherwise. But how well do we really know the Philippines’ strongman? Is he really the evil dictator that the media claim he was?

Get ready to see never-before-seen graduation photos of outstanding Filipino personalities as they appear in their school yearbooks. Like all students, they seemed ready to take on the world, with their bright faces brimming with confidence and optimism

According to Raymond Bonner’s book Waltzing with a Dictator: The Marcoses and the Making of American Policy, Nixon had in fact known about Marcos’ plan several days before the actual declaration because the latter had personally phoned him twice to inform him about his decision.

The founder of the religious-political party slash millenarian sect Lapiang Malaya (Freedom Party) which had around 40,000 members, Valentin Delos Santos was an enigmatic and colorful character in the 1960s. This is his story.