Lilo & Stitch: a joyful summer adventure for your children
Can Disney’s latest live-action animation remake - with the delightful and iconic Stitch - reignite interest in the genre after Snow White box-office disaster?
How concerns about AI guided Pope Leo’s choice of name
From Catholic teachings to new tech: how the human role as stewards of God’s creation now blends with the 21st century's industrial revolution
On Tom Cruise’s stunts in the ‘Mission: Impossible’ movies
Dan Baumgardt uncovers the feats of the human body that underpin Tom Cruise’s stunts
Faith in chains: the paradox of 17th-century religious tolerance
In a surprising and fascinating talk at Il-Haġar last weekend, Dr Matthias Ebejer and Maria Dobos Falzon explained the materiality of Christian worship in the Barbary states
Why do I procrastinate? And can I do anything about it?
Catherine Houlihan suggests 5 steps to help you tackle obstacles and delaying tactics, and get things done
Whatever happened to Barbie’s feet? – a survey of 2,750 dolls
Barbie trades stilettos for flats when strutting into male-dominated fields but she isn’t ready to ditch the high heels just yet
So your child has a ‘boyfriend’ or ‘girlfriend’. Should you be worried?
While this is quite normal during pre-puberty, it’s important to make sure children are staying within healthy boundaries, says Cher McGillivray
Walking the Camino and the art of letting go
Ahead of the XirCammini conference in Rabat on Saturday, Rituccia Portelli describes how she understood the true meaning of pilgrimage
French toast, foie gras and braised flamingo
One of the world’s oldest surviving cookbooks offers insights into ancient elite Roman tastes say Christopher D Parkinson
Amazon’s new robot has a sense of touch
And it can work for 20 hours a day. However, it’s not here to replace humans says Kartikeya Walia - not yet, at least