The qualifying matches for the forthcoming Brazil World Cup next year are now all part of history of this fascinating sport discipline but for us Maltese they have turned once again into a dreadful...

An art exhibition by Stephen Fenech entitled Primal Inspirations is currently being held at Le Meridien Hotel & Spa, Main Reception Hall, Level 3, St Julian’s.   As the name...

The Birkirkara Visual Art Group (BVAG), an official NGO, was founded in January 2010 with the intent of bringing together all artists practising the visual arts to meet, share experiences and discuss...

The Nationalist Party has spoken at last about the government’s “cash for passports” plans, which it has disingenuously called the Individual Investor Programme. Mario de Marco spoke...

According to Opposition deputy leader Mario de Marco, no serious country offers citizenship for sale. And despite the good intentions to have the funds raised, some €30 million in the first year...

After last year’s successful staging of its very first production, contemporary dance company DanceWorks, is this month presenting its second and much anticipated project entitled...

Kenyetta Lethridge’s heart-wrenching play, Innocent Flesh, hits the Maltese stage asking: are we doing enough to combat sex trafficking on our shores?   Directed by Marc Cabourdin and...

Showing for one night only at the Eden Cinemas is Giuseppe Verdi’s magnificent opera, Les Vêpres Siciliennes. Live and direct from London’s Royal Opera House on 4 November at 6.45pm,...

The collection of artworks by Jenny AK in the Light in Dark exhibition, a hommage to Caravaggio's chiaroscuro technique, is taking place at Cleland & Souchet at 14, Portomaso, St...

Well, technically I should say “learning Mandarin”, as this is how the language spoken by millions of Chinese people should be known, but I guess it is easier to understand what I’m...