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In case you hadn’t realized, here we are, smack dab in middle of the teens of the 21st century, and it feels, at least to me, as though we have nothing to show for ourselves.

With less than a week to go for Election Day, The Third Eye’s Maria Manicaro interviewed Gayle Lynn Callus, Kenneth Terribile and Steph Dalli, who will be contesting on the SDM ticket as President, Secretary General and International Officer.

With less than a week to go for Election Day, The Third Eye’s Claire Pace Monreal interviewed Clive Gerada, Paul Caruana Turner and Julia Farrugia, who will be contesting on the Pulse ticket.

It’s just the first week of April, but while the rest of the world attributes spring to fine weather, greenery and long walks in the country side, very often University and Junior College students attribute April to KSU elections.

The prom contestant campaigns are one of the highlights of every year’s prom. Every contestant tends to have a team with him or her who produce these hysterical videos, and usually the one with the funniest video wins the title.

We’ve all heard funk, whether we actually like it or not. A music genre that erupted in the sixties and kept on going well into eighties, funk is one of music’s most lively genres.

Pastor Gordon John Manché has presented yet another petition to MPs, following his 10,000 signature petition which was previously submitted. His new prayer backed by 50,000 signatures, requests MPs to ignore his previous petition.

Walking into the theatre for my first Student’s Fest, I’ll have to admit, I sank down into my seat with not very high expectations and a hint of amused skepticism like a cynic in a church.

Ombre is the hottest beauty trend at the moment! It is dominating practically everything, starting from hair, nails and also lipstick. The aspect is to start the lip off with a darker outline, which gradually fades into a lighter shade once it reache

In perhaps Marvel’s most daring picture to date, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ reunites us with Steve Rogers in a tale of espionage, loyalties and secrecy.

“We love football, we love our clubs and we love our villages. Football gives us identity and pride and our dream is to see Maltese football at its best.”

What happened to mistakes, risks, new stuff, exploring? We are so intent on being better than one another, that sometimes we forget exactly what we are aiming for

We watched, we picked out our favourites, we hoped, but Awards Season has come and gone once again and left us reeling in excited discussion and three thousand different reaction gifs of Leonardo Di Caprio’s…

Just one day to go for the first performance of the KSU Students’ Fest, The Third Eye’s Adrian Attard held an interview with the KSU’s Culture and Entertainment Officer, Gayle Lynn Callus.

Why do you think women complain that real men only exist in the movies?

Cosa Nostra, Gringos, Los Santos, and the many events brought forward by Shift, Badbox, Cubik, Disorder, Squadron and DonDisko amongst others: names that come…

Coco Chanel, a major fashion icon challenged the gender stereotype of women in skirts. She was often sneered at because she chose to wear trousers and masculine clothing rather than the feminine attire promoted by the French upper classes of society.

However, this is not the main concern of many individuals who believe that today’s students are primarily concerned with passing exams, and not with gaining an education that may serve a lifetime.

Here we go again! I am still somehow surprised every time a certain news outlet produces a story wherein videogames are berated and depicted as being Satan’s own medium of corrupting the minds of children and teens.

We have all heard the term “class warfare” being used in a political debate or  another. For those of you who are uncertain as to what class warfare is, allow me to elaborate: as the name suggests…