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Published every Thursday on print, Manila Bulletin’s Spotlight Features aims to showcase stories that inspire, encourage, and strengthen our sense of humanity.

What is it about a finely-ground green tea powder that makes it so attractive in drinks, desserts, and on social media?R...
26/06/2026

What is it about a finely-ground green tea powder that makes it so attractive in drinks, desserts, and on social media?

Read more about the matcha craze in the comments section below.

Lost Books Cebu is a cozy ATM-vestibule-turned-bookstore that feels like a place where time stands still and where avid ...
26/06/2026

Lost Books Cebu is a cozy ATM-vestibule-turned-bookstore that feels like a place where time stands still and where avid book lovers can become unbothered, take life slow, and enter magical worlds between pages.

Read more about it in the comments section below.

How does a man known as "Cosplay Prince of Horror" celebrate his 30th birthday?Read about Prince de Guzman and his obses...
25/06/2026

How does a man known as "Cosplay Prince of Horror" celebrate his 30th birthday?

Read about Prince de Guzman and his obsession with the Prince of Eternia in the comments below.

Pick up your copy of today's issue of Manila Bulletin, June 25, 2026 and read about Lost Books Cebu, a cozy, hole-in-the...
25/06/2026

Pick up your copy of today's issue of Manila Bulletin, June 25, 2026 and read about Lost Books Cebu, a cozy, hole-in-the-wall bookstore that caters to the Filipino book lover.

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If you've ever seen those hole-in-the-wall bookstores that are located in places all over the world, well guess what? Ph...
25/06/2026

If you've ever seen those hole-in-the-wall bookstores that are located in places all over the world, well guess what? Philippines has one too.

Read more about Lost Books Cebu in the comments section below.

Did you know that a Filipino was part of the historic Artemis II space launch?Read Engineer Patricia Vicente’s inspiring...
24/06/2026

Did you know that a Filipino was part of the historic Artemis II space launch?

Read Engineer Patricia Vicente’s inspiring story. Link in the comments.

Author Bambi Rodriguez was born with hearing difficulties. Her experiences are the inspiration behind Super Maya, a chil...
24/06/2026

Author Bambi Rodriguez was born with hearing difficulties. Her experiences are the inspiration behind Super Maya, a children’s book series about the challenges (and triumphs) faced by kids who are hard of hearing.

Link in comments.

What happens when a second-year UE law student meets the man known as “The Greatest?”On the 50th Anniversary of the Thri...
23/06/2026

What happens when a second-year UE law student meets the man known as “The Greatest?”

On the 50th Anniversary of the Thrilla in Manila, writer Romulo Macalintal recounts his journey to meet the legendary Muhammad Ali armed with nothing but an old scrapbook and the determination to get his autograph.

Read more about it in the comments section below.

Urban agriculture in Luneta has been revitalized through the development of the Rizal Park Urban Garden in Burnham Green...
23/06/2026

Urban agriculture in Luneta has been revitalized through the development of the Rizal Park Urban Garden in Burnham Green, in partnership with the Department of Agriculture–Bureau of Plant Industry (DA-BPI), DENSO Philippines Corporation, and the National Parks Development Committee (NPDC).

Read more about how the Urban Garden became a modern agricultural haven in the comments section below.

There on top of the tank, I could see the massive crowd stretching as far the eye could see. People from all walks of li...
22/06/2026

There on top of the tank, I could see the massive crowd stretching as far the eye could see. People from all walks of life, soldiers, civilians, nuns, all joining in and singing along with the blaring music, the People Power Revolution’s popular hymns were playing on repeat all through the afternoon. Rosaries, flowers, and hands were waving in the air. It all seemed like a massive street party, a rare event of people celebrating in unison.

Read more about the writer's experience amongst the protesters of the EDSA People Power Revolution in the comments section below.

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