Puttinu Cares shared an update of the 7 months of refurbishment taking place at the Sutton apartments in the UK.
‘This is done so that patients and their family members have a decent home during their hard times’, the NGO explained.
The NGO also thanked all the good-hearted people who contributed, donated or helped in any way to make these residences a reality for so many people struggling with serious illnesses such as cancer.
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Valletta’s Da Pippo’s received not one but two special guests over the weekend, continuing the saga of popular actors and figures dining at the restaurant.
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First up was Underground 6 and Lincoln Lawyer’s Manuel-Garcia Rulfo, who visited the restaurant for lunch.
The Mexican actor is known for his various roles, most prominently on The Lincoln Lawyer as Mickey Haller.
Following in his footsteps to dine at Da Pippo was Jonathan Bailey, the English actor famous for his role as Anthony, Viscount Bridgerton, on the popular series Bridgerton.
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‘Great weekend of celebrities at Pippos’, wrote Cain Cutajar.
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At Disney’s D23 convention, Pixar delighted fans with exciting news, including the announcement of a third “Incredibles” movie.
Pete Docter, Pixar’s Chief Creative Officer, revealed that Brad Bird would return as director for the highly anticipated sequel.
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This news was one of the highlights of the event, generating buzz among fans eager to see the superhero family back in action.
In addition to “The Incredibles 3,” Pixar also shared updates on other beloved franchises. Andrew Stanton, the director of “Toy Story 5,” teased that the upcoming film, set for release in summer 2026, will explore the clash between toys and technology.
Fans of Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the crew can look forward to another adventure filled Pixar’s ability to pull on our heart-strings.
These announcements were part of a broader showcase at D23, where Disney teased new projects across various studios.
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Sliema Wanderers won the inaugural Pre-Season Summer Cup by defeating Malta champions Ħamrun Spartans 2-1 in the final at the National Stadium.
Sliema reached the final after a penalty shoot-out victory over Floriana and took an early lead in the match when Geoffrey Acheampong scored in the eighth minute.
Ħamrun Spartans struggled to create scoring opportunities, and Sliema extended their lead early in the second half when Murilo Henrique converted a penalty following a handball by Joseph Mbong.
Although the Spartans pushed for a comeback, they only managed to score a late goal through Raphael Lopes Silva in stoppage time.
Sliema held on to their advantage and secured the win, providing them with a morale boost ahead of the 2024-25 Premier League season, where they will face Mosta in their opening match.
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