Film Review: The Social Network
The Social Network is a film by David Fincher about the rise of Facebook set to the background of legal action taken against its...
Children’s Tv Shows In Movies
There seems to be a trend in films to have a children’s show appear in them, which would reflect or reference the film’s plot...
The Best-selling Maltese Fantasy Trilogy Will Travel From The Written Pages To The Big...
Gabriel Schembri on the ‘Is-Saltna tal-Fiddien’ trilogy, its forthcoming cinematic adaptation, and an interview with one of the authors
Two Sundays ago, The Times included...
TV Review: Bomb Girls
Same War. Different Battles. This is the tagline for Bomb Girls, a creation of Michael MacLennan (Queer as Folk, FlashPoint) and Adrienne Mitchell, a...
The Hunger Games: Reality Television Meets Gladiator
Based on Suzanne Collins’ popular trilogy, The Hunger Games is set in Panem, the post-apocalyptic remains of North America. Twelve states, called districts, are...
TV Review: Elementary
Robert Doherty (Ringer, Star Trek: Voyager) has blessed our television sets with a brilliant adaptation of the ever popular Arthur Conan Doyle creation, Sherlock...
Reviewing Catching Fire
Unlike numerous other franchises adapted from literature that sweep away the magic created by the original books, the Hunger Games series has now doubly...
Album Review: Kamelot – Poetry For The Poisoned
Kamelot, a band from Tampa, Florida is like no other in its genre. In its latest release, Poetry for the Poisoned, the band has...
365 Days Of Work – No Sleep For Sterlino
Back of all trades and master of most JON CALLEJA talks to DAVID GRECH URPANI about the secret to juggling between fashion, design, music...
How Internet Changed Our Culture
As you might know, the internet is one of the most powerful things that affected the entire world and it is responsible for some...
