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Francis Ebejer’s ‘Menz’: an intellectual provocation reimagined
Dwal Ġodda staging the play by the late playwright between November 14 and 16
Twilight at 20: the many afterlives of Stephenie Meyer’s vampires
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Stephenie Meyer’s novel, Twilight. Times2 charts the many spin-offs and debates ahead of a new Netflix series
Why ghosts wear clothes or white sheets
Why don't they appear in the nude?
Guillermo de Toro’s Frankenstein, new to Netflix
This beguiling adaptation which stays true to heart of Mary Shelley’s story will land on our screens on November 7
A zombie apocalypse: from the ancient past to Hollywood
Zombies, Il-Belliegħa, revenants etc. − monster lore is filled with metaphors for public health says amateur zombie historian Tom Duszynski
How workplace bullying can affect your personality
In addition to all the other harms, bullying can also rob people of their cheerfulness, sociability, dependability and calmness
World maps get Africa’s size wrong
Cartographers explain why fixing it matters
Mary Portelli and the mosaics that made their mark on Malta
This season, Victoria's Il-Haġar museum presents MUZAjk - an exhibition of colourful mosaics by Gozitan artist Mary Portelli
Homo Melitensis: art that questions what it means to be Maltese
Inventive and thought-provoking exhibits in Valletta continue the ideas presented in the Maltese Pavillion at the Venice Biennale
Will today’s AI hype lead to a decade of global turmoil?
AI hype has echoes of a devastating technology boom and bust 96 years ago today. What are the lessons from the 1920s for us now?