‘AI actor’ Tilly Norwood is dividing Hollywood
Tilly Norwood is the hottest actor in Hollywood right now, but real acting requires humanity
Exploring healing through dance
Luanne Grima highlights the benefits of dance movement psychotherapy
Promoting post-secondary students’ well-being and academic resilience
Josephine Ebejer Grech explains how metacognitive strategies can help students think more clearly, study more effectively and live more healthily
Social media before bedtime wreaks havoc on our sleep
Screens alone aren’t the main culprit: social media use before bedtime can be stimulating in ways that screen time alone is not
‘Beyond What Drifts Us Apart’: Walking the edge with Elyse Tonna
Beyond What Drifts Us Apart is an interdisciplinary research and residency-based project curated by Elyse Tonna and produced by Unfinished Art Space
We teach kids to look after their bodies – here’s how to do the same for a healthy mind
Just as early eating habits often carry through to adulthood, we should set the stage for good mental health from birth
My body… is nobody’s business
Nutritionist Diana Azzopardi explains to Claudia Calleja of Woman Unclouded how an incident in her childhood led to disordered eating patterns and a career in food health
Caravaggio’s Medusa: why we need to look the Gorgon in the eye
Caravaggio’s work is reputed to be a self-portrait says Professor Marie-Louise Crawley as she reexamines this classic through a contemporary lens
How safe is your face?
The pros and cons of having facial recognition everywhere
Diane Keaton pioneered new kinds of complex femininity on screen
Jen Harvie looks into how the late actress challenged the boundaries and range of what it was possible for women to play and be