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Flashlight by Susan Choi
Robert Pisani continues his journey through the long list for the Booker Prize 2025 with 'Flashlight' by Susan Choi (2025)
Catholic confession: from public confession to private penance
Catholic confession has evolved over centuries. How has this sacrament of reconciliation developed in the Catholic Church, and what is its place today?
Werewolf exes and billionaire CEOs in 60 seconds
Cheesy short dramas are taking over our social media feeds. Here's why this 'hybrid of TikTok and Netflix' spells trouble
‘Couture and Spectacle’ at The Inquisitor’s Palace
Luke Azzopardi from Azzopardi Studio talks about a new immersive exhibition which weaves together contemporary couture and historical artefacts
Art: Silent Narratives in Senglea
A new exhibition of works by Kevin Sciberras opens at Art by The Seaside Gallery on September 5
‘Ultra-processed foods might not be the real villain in our diets’
Two experts explain what actually makes people like a food? And what drives them to overeat – not just enjoy it, but keep eating after hunger has passed
Dancing nuns on the big screen in Hollywood
Nuns dance on a boat in Malta and nuns are a staple on the Hollywood screen – even as they disappear from real life. What’s behind our timeless obsession?
‘Still Life, Life Still’ by Giorgio Preca and Ryan Falzon
In a new exhibition of still life paintings, Ryan Falzon enters into a visual dialogue with Rome-based artist Giorgio Preca (1909–1984) a catalyst of Maltese moderism
The Imperfection of Labels at the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Serena Alessi – Director of the Italian Cultural Institute in Malta – interviews Ubah Cristina Ali Farah, Italian writer, author of three novels, as well as poems, short stories and essays
Sorry, Baby: bad things will happen, but friends (and cats) help
Recent release 'Sorry, Baby' - with its an achingly-human black comedy with dramatic intent and a cat - is one to watch