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An antidote to the summer heat: the glory of rain
A glorious exhibition of refreshingly unusual paintings by artist Geoffrey Ciantar opens today in Sliema
Do people really resemble their dogs?
And do those similar physical and personality traits play a role in the quality of the relationship people share with their dogs? asks Renata Roma
Taste History: a true sense of place
"Experiencing the taste of historical dishes offers an unparalleled connection to the past." You are invited to find out more
Hollywood’s finest grace the Phoenicia this month
Iconic photographs of famous faces by Lorenzo Agius give a glimpse into a world of celebrity and fame as Times2 uncovers the secrets beind the shots
‘A bottle of cleaning fluid represents the Angel Gabriel’
An intriguing new exhibition at MUŻA by Eric Kaiser interweaves Malta's iconic prickly pear with still life, religious fervour and art history
Books: ‘Tell Me Everything’ and more
In her recent novels, Elizabeth Strout chronicles people and small town life perfectly with love and heart
Colourful and tactile art depicts the act of walking in Valletta
A new collection of art at Risette is a visual journey that reimagines the urban landscape through the simple, powerful act of walking
Sirens: the psychology of how people get drawn into cults
Joy Cranham explores the utterly addictive new Netflix drama with Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock, and the dark ways in which cults 'hack minds'
‘Boċċi: the Musical’ makes boċċi ‘Instagram sexy’
For six weekends, from June 13 to July 20, Teatru Malta and Give or Take Productions are teaming up to present 'Boċċi: the Musical'
How did sport become so popular?
Konstantine Panegyres explains the ancient history of a modern obsession, from the Ancient Egyptians to Saint Augustine