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‘I started producing music that connects with my true self’
Music producer Chris 'Goa' Farrugia speaks about his upcoming new release and the journey that led to it.
When a tree dictates the house design
Architect Chris Briffa was recently awarded a special commendation in the Malta Architecture and Spatial Planning Awards for a villa in Balzan. His innovative design revolved around a landmark tree.
Over 300m children a year face sexual abuse online − study
Offences range from so-called sextortion to the abuse of AI technology to create deepfake videos and pictures
Here’s why many women are going ‘boysober’
It’s celibacy but with a twist: spurred by a comedian, the boysober trend sees women ditch the dating game completely. But why?
Melitensia madness
Dozens of books at just €15 or less.
Dissecting Met Gala 2024
There are plenty of places to be basic, the Met Gala isn’t one of them.
A very visionary project – the rebirth of Teatru Salesjan
After 116 years, the Teatru Salesjan in Sliema didn’t just need a facelift, but a thorough and carefully planned makeover to give it a new lease of life for the next 100 years. Architect Chris Briffa talks about how he set out on this one-of-a-kind project.
Parenting a perfectionist? Here’s how you can respond
Perfectionism can lead to children feeling overwhelmed, angry and frustrated, or sad and withdrawn.
And yet perfectionism isn’t considered all bad in society. Experts discuss how parents can support their children to achieve their potential without pressuring them and increasing the risk of negative outcomes
A week of history, culture and community events
Series of events organised by FAA for the end of May.
Almost 75% of Americans suffer from mental health issues
Survey findings sheds light on generational differences.