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What teenagers want adults to know about their digital lives
Figuring out the concerns young people have is crucial to addressing the ways these might be affecting their mental health, two experts say
Gozo’s Aurora to celebrate two golden jubilees with ‘La Traviata’ and ‘Carmen’
The theatre is marking 50 years since its foundation in 1976 and 50 years since it staged its first opera in 1977
Repairing vs throwing away: rethinking our consumer culture
Friends of the Earth Malta holding a Repair Café to challenge Black Friday overconsumption
Maltese comedian Steve Hili embarks on European tour
The stand-up comedian is delivering his sharp banter and laugh-out-loud jokes in Vienna and Prague in the coming days
In film’s second act, ‘Wicked’ goes beyond Broadway musical
'Wicked: For Good', opening this week, picks up several years after the first film, with Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba now living as a rebel in exile
Two Maltese productions win Golden Knight award
The short film festival has been running for 63 years
Knowledge is power: why good data helps keep children safe
On the European Day on the Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse, Lorna Muscat highlights the crucial importance of data
Art: Breathing new life into old Maltese tiles
Alison Agius's debut solo exhibition ‘Il-Maduma’ runs at Il-Kamra ta’ Fuq in Mqabba until November 23
12th Malta International Organ Festival to open this week
Ukrainian ensemble Kyiv Baroque Consort to kick off the event with sacred music by Girolamo Abos, the island’s most distinguished baroque composer
Is it dangerous to catch a cold… or was Jane Austen just being dramatic?
All of the writer's novels contain references to physical condition, ailments or advice on well-being, notes Ana Fernandez Mosquera