Romantasy is ‘revitalising’ the publishing industry
Sexy tales of women-centred fantasy fiction have exploded in popularity and sales. Two feminist marketing scholars unpack the genre’s winning formula
St Aloysius College Soirée turns 50
SAC Sixth Form students Francesca Bray and Ylenia Abela take a look at the popular event’s origins and give us a preview of this year’s show
‘Sinners’: a look at the film’s story and historical roots
Rachel Stuart explores the real Irish and Choctaw stories behind the vampire horror flick, which has just broken Oscar records with 16 nominations
When can my kids start going for a run with me?
Here are some guiding principles to help parents determine when their children are ready to exercise with them
I think I’m grinding or clenching my teeth. Why?
If you do it often or very forcefully, this habit can cause many tooth, jaw joint and muscle issues, besides other problems. Here's how to manage it.
How Valentino shaped the runway for 60 years
The fashion king's Italian culture mixed with the technicality of Parisian haute couture made him the designer he was, says Jye Marshall
Being cold doesn’t make you sick − other factors do
Colds and flu are not caused by cold air, so why are illnesses more common in winter? An expert explains
‘Seven Dials’: An Agatha Christie series for our times
The three-part Netflix show turns the British author’s country-house mystery into a study of empire and war
Does adding ‘please’, ‘thank you’ to ChatGPT prompts really waste energy?
The effect of a few extra words is negligible compared with the energy required to run data centres, writes Richard Morris
AI images cause harm, even if you know they’re fake
Such realistic images can still make victims feel alienated, dehumanised, humiliated and violated, Alex Fisher writes