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Tempted to turn on the aircon? Use fans until it’s 27°C
Federico Tartarini, University of Sydney, explains why you should use electric fans rather than A/C while the temperature is in the twenties
On the strength of the Women’s Prize for fiction
A top 5 Women’s Prize for Fiction winners from the last three decades, ahead of next month's announcement of the 2005 prize
New book heralds start of conclave
'Konklavi' by Robert Aloisio to be launched on Wednesday
Whatever your age, pause, and play the fool next weekend
Pause & Play is a new student-led performing arts festival for all in Valletta running from May 9 to 11, and the line-up looks great
‘Through the Eyes of the Soul’ represents a turning point
An exhibition filled with light in Ta’ Qali, opening on Friday, represents artist Silvana Camilleri Tabone’s hope for a better future
Mozart chocolate row leaves bitter taste in Austria
Chocolate balls beloved by tourists and locals alike are often no longer produced in the country
The observer and observed: Caravaggio’s influence on contemporary art
How Caravaggio, with his explorations of the act of looking and gender identity, can serve as a framework for contemporary art
Art: “Look! We were better when we were worse!”
Enjoy a collection of nostalgic watercolours of Gozo in times gone by, by George Apap in Victoria’s Banca Giuratale from May 3-25
An invite to see award-winning film Simshar with director’s Q&A
The screening in Gozo on Monday May 5 will be followed by Q&A with New York based co-writer/director, Rebecca Cremona
‘We love to have fun’: Iconic Maltese band The Ranch celebrate 10 years of music
This week saw virtuosic alternative band The Ranch celebrate their 10-year anniversary with a performance at Valletta’s Offbeat Music Bar, and there's more to come, on Sunday