Chanel N°5 was born in 1921 from the meeting of Gabrielle Chanel and perfumer Ernest Beaux, shaped by her desire for a fragrance that felt mysterious, modern, and impossible to pin down. Instead...

Chanel is rooted in love and in the freedom Gabrielle Chanel carved for herself. As Matthieu Blazy reflects, "Chanel is about love... the freedom worn and won by Gabrielle Chanel." This timeless...

Opposition to the floating beach club Noma Island is growing, as mayors and at least one NGO expressed their opposition to the idea due to concerns of the impact on residents and also on the...

Visions Are Seldom What They Seem is a solo exhibition by Nicole Debono, curated by Rachelle Bezzina. On view at the MSA Galleries from 12 March to 16 April 2026, the exhibition brings together...

Military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran have escalated the level of conflict in an already deeply unstable Middle East region into an all-out war which is now impacting the Gulf as a...

The government's decision, announced through the Wild Birds Regulation Unit, to reopen applications for new general trapping licences marks yet another troubling departure from Malta's obligations...

St John's Co-Cathedral and Inizjamed are getting together for an evening of poetry on Tuesday, 17 March, ahead of World Poetry Day on 21 March. This first-of-its-kind collaboration brings together two...

Local renowned magic artist Gwilym Bugeja presents Coming Out as a Magician, a one-man comedy show that follows his journey towards becoming the artist he is today. An established entertainer for...

The Guerrilla Girls are joining the list of internationally-acclaimed artists who will be taking part in the Malta Biennale, which will open its doors in just a few days. Like Maurizio Cattelan,...

The latest military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iranian targets have pushed an already fragile Middle East into a new and dangerous phase. The region has long been defined by...