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Barbers can do Surgery too

Today, we're taking a trip back in time to explore the surprising world of medieval medicine. Buckle up, because we're about to discover how barbers weren't just about haircuts and shaves!

How 90s Kids have more Patience than Kids Today

Having Patience is now a Unique Skill, and Luckily 90's Kids grew up with this things to teach them how to wait just to live and enjoy the moment

LOOK: Leonardo da Vinci’s Handwritten Resume from 1482

Da Vinci wrote that he could design and build bridges, fortifications, and weapons. He also said that he could create works of art that would glorify the Duke's reign

From Grief to Gratitude: How Memorial Day Reminds Us of What Truly Matters

Discover the profound impact of Memorial Day as we shift from grief to gratitude. Explore how it reminds us of what truly matters in our lives.

Never Forget: The Day of Valor and the Legacy of Courage from Filipino Soldiers

Honoring the courage of Filipino soldiers on the Day of Valor, a significant day in the Philippines.

April Fools' Day: History, Traditions, and Pranks

Discover the history, traditions, and popular pranks of April Fools' Day. Join the fun and laughter of this holiday with our ultimate guide.

Celebrating the EDSA People Power Revolution in 2023: A Weekend of Reflection, Remembrance, and Renewal

Celebrate the EDSA People Power Revolution in 2023 and renew your commitment to democracy, freedom, and justice. Join millions of Filipinos in a weekend of reflection, remembrance, and renewal

Unveiling the Mystery: The Real Reason for the Extinction of DODO

Discover the real reason behind the extinction of the Dodo bird and the lessons we can learn from this tragic event. Learn more about habitat destruction, overexploitation, and lack of adaptability.

White Teachers Discuss Black Students

The investigation began with the topic of why White Teachers struggle to connect with their Black students

How to Curse Your Critics

Do you wish to wreak supernatural havoc on your enemies? Simply follow our step-by-step instructions!

How Black People Are Responsible for Vaccines in America

An enslaved man introduced vaccination knowledge to America. A Former Slave Teaches Medicine in New America

San Lorenzo Ruiz's unwavering faith

Today is the Feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino Saint and Martyr

Bella Poarch discusses how her new song 'Living Hell' was influenced by childhood tragedy

Bella Poarch, a Filipino-American social media celebrity, revealed on Friday on Instagram how her childhood experience inspired her latest hit "Living Hell"

What, Exactly, Is Ash Wednesday?

This week, you're going to see a lot of people with ash crosses on their foreheads on Ash Wednesday; here's why

How to Call a Demon

How to Summon a Demon Want a hell-spawn of your own? Need someone to play chess with? Try summoning a demon!

Do you want your own hell-spawn? Do you want to play chess with someone? Attempt to conjure a demon!

The True History of Valentine’s Day

Valentine's Day is not a "Hallmark holiday"—it has taken a lengthy and convoluted path from 496 AD to now

The New and Improved Manila Zoo

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso and Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna gives a small tour of the upcoming New Manila Zoo.

A Glimpse of New Manila Zoo

This architect is trying to complete the Sagrada Familia after 138 years

Architect Jordi Fauli has been engaged on the Sagrada Familia for 3 decades -- just a fraction of 140 years it's been under construction (AFP/LLUIS GENE)