Alexandra Symeonidou was a stewardess at Saudi Arabian Airlines when she fell in love with her pilot colleague. The years of torture she endured are now depicted in her book.

Prolific Greek choreographer Andonis Foniadakis reveals the secrets of his stage art and why Greece lets its talents go.

Lex Marinos opens up in his ‘irresponsible memoir’, a book dedicated to our common migrant story and the recent screen history of Australia.

Opened in 1962, Hellas Cakes has outlasted and outrun many Greek zaharoplastia in Melbourne.

Award-winning installation artist Eric Demetriou talks to Neos Kosmos about his love for destruction.

Psychologist Eva Kimonis talks about what makes a psychopath and the work she’s doing with unemotional children

International pop crooner, George Perris is in Australia, touring with Tina Area to promote his new album.

Vintage family photos from a bygone era serve as an homage to Cyprus before 1950 and the dying generation of those who remember it, says Con Emmanuelle.

‘Spin’ isn’t such a new concept – in ancient Rome, the art of persuasion for political advancement was a fine art

Melbourne double bass player and composer, Nick Tsiavos will perform his seven hour-long Akathistos at this year’s Festival of Slow Music in Ballarat