After ‘harassment’ from ’15-year-old’ fans, Cardi B deletes her Twitter account

Oct 19 2020

After “harassment” from fans upset that she has rekindled her friendship with rapper Offset, Cardi B has deleted her Twitter account. On Friday (16 October), the “WAP” actress announced that she would no longer divorce Offset, just weeks after she had applied for divorce.

Cardi said she did not want her initial divorce filing to be made public in an 18 October Instagram Live, which has since been removed, and criticized fans for wanting to control her personal choices.

“A whole bunch of 15-year-olds telling me how to live my life like I’m motherf***ing Ariana Grande or something. Like I came from Disney or something. That s*** is crazy! So what do you want me to do? I’m not a regular, average bitch [who] can go and f*** around with a n**** … I’m not that, I’m f***ing Cardi B.”

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Sam Smith has revealed that they have “always” identified as non-binary

Oct 19 2020

“Yes, I have always been non-binary,” Smith said. “I have always felt the way I’ve felt, and just hearing other non-binary stories made me suddenly feel seen. “This is a way that I can live, where if I tell people this is how I feel and this is how I like to be treated, life is easier.”

Smith came out as non-binary in an interview in 2019, the singer-songwriter shared their decision on Twitter, writing: “Today is a good day so here goes. I’ve decided I am changing my pronouns to THEY/THEM. “After a lifetime of being at war with my gender I’ve decided to embrace myself for who I am, inside and out…”

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Supplement to children’s allowance

Oct 19 2020

Families with an income not exceeding €25,318 per year will be granted a supplement of €70 per year for every child.

Families with a higher income per year will receive a yearly grant of €50 for each child.

This post is brought to you in collaboration with PwC Malta

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Scotland and Belgium shut pubs and restaurants as coronavirus infections soar

Oct 19 2020

Belgium has announced that all bars will be shut by 11pm starting Tuesday 20th October. Apart from that, all of the city’s bars, cafes and event halls must now be closed for at least one month.

The Government of Scotland is banning indoor drinking in bars and forcing restaurants to close at night as it tries to end a significant rise in virus infections. Nicola Sturgeon said the measures would last for 16 days, starting this Friday. Apart from that, Alcohol consumption is only permitted outdoors and until 10:00pm.

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