Ronaldinho was not the only world renowned footballer who visited SIGMA World in Malta this week.
AC Milan legends Serginho and Massimo Ambrosini joined the activities at Sigma for the first day of the show.
It was an opportunity for them to take part in a Q&A session with journalists, and meet all the attendees! Meanwhile, a draw was also held to give one of our delegates the chance to win tickets to a match at San Siro!
Are you visiting Sigma?
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Prince William has once again been named “Sexiest Bald Man” of 2024, securing the top spot for the second consecutive year. The 42-year-old Prince of Wales outshone stars like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Vin Diesel, scoring an impressive 9.9 out of 10. His high marks were based on traits like his “cranial shine,” voice, and facial symmetry. William’s rugged look, especially after he grew a beard this summer (which he later shaved off after Princess Charlotte’s tearful reaction), continues to capture attention.
Meanwhile, John Krasinski has been named People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive” for 2024. The 45-year-old actor, known for his role as Jim Halpert on The Office, surpassed Glen Powell and Ryan Gosling for the coveted spot. Krasinski, who has built a successful career both in front and behind the camera, expressed his surprise at the recognition, joking that it might mean more household duties with wife Emily Blunt. Despite the new title, he remains focused on family life and his career.
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A video uploaded by local bus driver Nataxa Kaya has made the rounds on TikTok as it has a local elderly woman singing the Maltese traditional form of song ‘għana’ at a bus terminal.
The video amassed over 26K views and over 800 likes, as the woman asks Nataxa for her name so that she can rhyme using it.
@nataxakaya Driving on route 84 🚍 #malteselanguage #ghanamaltija #zejtun #busdriver #malta
The woman proceeds to show her skill in the traditional folk art by creating a little narrative around the bus driver’s name.
What do you make of this sweet interaction?
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Footage sent to this newsroom, a fast ferry can be seen having collided with a small boat in the Mġarr harbour as it was making its way out.
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It is unclear what led to the incident and whether anyone was injured. People aboard the fast ferry could be seen running up to the front of the vessel to check on the damaged boat.
More as the story develops.
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