Gaulitana: A Festival of Music announces Puccini's best-loved opera La Bohème to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the composer's death. Joining celebrations around the world marking...

For films, there are the Oscars. For books in English, there is the Booker. And here in Malta, for books published in our little country blessed with its own language, there is the National Book...

BDL has just published Id-Deffien taċ-Ċimiterju (The Grave Digger of the Cemetery) by Joseph A. Cachia, a collection of nine horror stories, a genre much sought after by the local reading...

House of Tours, in a unique collaboration with the Mosta Rotunda Foundation, will be taking tour-goers on an extraordinary journey through time, a step back to the year 1942, when a World War II bomb...

Marking the MADC's first pantomime to be held at Teatru Manoel since 2007, Beauty and the Beast (performed in English) continues this long-running theatre company's tradition of pantos full of...

Review by Godwin Ellul  In a review article by Edward L. Zammit of Sociology of the Maltese Islands, edited by Michael Briguglio and Maria Brown, Zammit states, "that if there is anything about...

Review Dr John Stanton, senior lecturer in Law City University of London Administrative law is one of the most important fields in the legal world. It sits at the intersection of fundamental...

How good can you get at making tea after you've made three million cups? How do you keep up with 36 penfriends or a collection of 10,000 key chains? What does boiled jellyfish taste like? Did you know...

Last week, the China Cultural Centre in Malta co-hosted with Heritage Malta the book launch of China in Maltese Eyes in the Gran Salon of the National Museum of Archaeology. The book is a collection...

Eddie Fenech Adami is arguably Malta's all-time greatest politician, greater even than Dom Mintoff (though obviously you would find many who disagree with this). The man who came from obscurity,...