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
Avery, master colourist who influenced iconic Rothko, in Malta show
MICAS is hosting a Milton Avery survey with a stellar cast of contemporary artists from the US and Europe, including Royal Academician Gary Hume, from October 25
The surprisingly long culinary history of pumpkins
From ancient Mexican soups to modern spiced lattes, eating pumpkins dates back 10,000 years
How much money do you need to be happy?
Surprisingly, materialistic goals – acquiring wealth and possessions for reasons associated with image and status – undermine wellbeing
Feeling defiant? Why people comply – and how to resist
Psychology researcher, Sunita Sah, explains the science of defiance, the power of saying no in a world that demands yes, and why it matters
Look at me: celebrity photography grounded in Malta’s past
Curator Charlene Vella talks to Lorenzo Agius - whose photos are currently on show at Spazju Kreattiv - about his work as a celebrity photographer