More than fifty years into his career, Rod Stewart shows no sign of slowing down. When he's not on tour, he's busy at home chasing his two young sons, Aiden and Alastair, around the yard. And on...

Not since Faye Dunaway shouted "La La Land!" has an Oscar announcement caused quite as much chaos as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decision to create a new Academy Awards category...

Gozo's Gaulitanus Choir has just returned from a particular choral tour in London, where it gave a number of performances following the invitation of the Malta High Commission and the Malta Day...

Renowned Maltese tenor Cliff Zammit Stevens will soon celebrate the 10th anniversary of his extensive career with his largest annual concert in Malta to-date and tickets for this highly-anticipated...

It is only now that delayed attention is being paid to a man who fought for, and suffered, for his insistence that church and state must be separate in Malta. Gannikol (Gio. Nicolo) Muscat, a...

"Shadow Tyrants" by Clive Cussler and Boyd Morrison, (G.P. Putnam's Sons) Almost 2,000 years ago, an emperor avoided a coup and entrusted nine Scrolls of Knowledge to nine individuals to ensure...

Rarely has art attempted to link the plight of refugees in the Middle East with those in Central America. Refugees in both regions face similar challenges: they are often fleeing violence and...

Gilbert O'Sullivan, "Gilbert O'Sullivan" (BMG) Gilbert O'Sullivan is still himself — reflective, sensitive and witty — on his 19th studio album, which often sounds like his 1971...

We're going to need a bigger boat for all these shark movies. On the tail of "The Shallows," ''47 Meters Down," ''Dark Tide" and, of course, the seminal "Sharknado," comes "The Meg," the latest...

"The Dollar-a-Year Detective" (Permanent Press), by William Wells Jack Starkey was a Chicago police detective until he got shot, took his disability pension and moved to Fort Myers Beach on...