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Star Wars, Andor 2 and their political parallels
Since its very conception, Star Wars has been political. Now Andor will take on Trump 2.0 says Dan Golding
Santa Venera’s Deathtrap by Ira Levin
Director Joe Depasquale gives Times 2 an insight into the MADC production of this classic show which begins on Friday
We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent
It is not human but it’s convincing. "And nothing is more dangerous than a convincing illusion," says Professor of Neurosience, Guillaume Thierry
What influences personal style on a small island?
On the rise of curated thrift shops and whether Maltese teens would develop a unique style if faced with a less judgmental audience
Books: the story of the 1975 vulcan bomber crash in Żabbar
As 'Forty-Six Feet Short – The Tragic End of Vulcan Bomber XM645 and the Aftermath' publishes, author David Grech explains more about the crash in Żabbar
Music as Memory: Why the premiere of ‘Il Grande Assedio di Malta’ matters
'Il Grande Assedio di Malta del 1565 – Nascita di Valletta' is a reflection of the cultural ties that bind us says H.E. Fabrizio Romano, Ambassador of Italy to Malta
Interiors: contemporary fabric inspired by Maltese salt-pans
UK based designer Abigail Borg puts the Maltese into this year's home decor trend 'the Mediterranean summer vibe'
Malta’s up-and-coming comic book writers
From an unsuspecting femme fatale to a cheeky talking turtle, a new anthology is an effective showcase of Maltese talent
Extraordinary homes: a giant old mill with gorgeous gardens
In the heart of Gozo's Santa Lucija, there’s a hidden building which once housed an old mill
The Conclave, the election of the pope: what’s the real story?
An exploration of the history and voting rules when a new pope is elected - what happens now? by historian Darius von Guttner Sporzynski