Andriy Surprises Mother After 5 Weeks In Love Island Villa

Jun 20 2023

After having been eliminated from Love Island Malta villa, contestant Andriy decided to surprise his mother at her workplace after having not seen her for about 5 weeks.

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Andriy explains that mother and son hadn’t been together for 5 weeks and so decided to surprise her at the salon after having received a message from one of her colleagues.

He sneaks into the salon and asks his as of yet unaware mother that he needs a haircut.

His mother immediately jumps onto him for a hug and lands some kisses. With everyone in tears, Andriy is then surprised to find a tiny poster of ‘Vote For Andriy’.

‘I still got eliminated’, he jokes.

This comes after he released a post speaking about his experience in the villa, saying that his goal from the very start of his Love Island experience was to be himself.

‘I think everyone knows that it was a little rough for me to find something truly compatible, but I did my part and I’m very happy with where I got’, he explained.

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‘I thank each and every single one of you who rooted for me and the others. Rita and Mary to be continued…’

We’re not crying! You are!

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David Walliams To Host Live Book Show In Aid of Puttinu Cares

Jun 20 2023

World renowned actor and author David Walliams has been announced as the latest name for the Mediterrane Film Festival following this week’s addition of Troy and Munich actor Eric Bana.

But that’s not all – The David Walliams Live Book Show will be taking place at the Mediterranean Conference Centre (MCC) on Thursday, June 29th, at 10 am.

In addition to the live show for children, there will be book giveaways and signing sessions with David Walliams himself.

This Mediterrane Film Festival is an initiative called ‘United for Children’ and organised in partnership with Puttinu Cares. All proceeds will be donated to charity.

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Complimentary tickets for this event will be available on mediterrane.com from Monday 19 June at 4pm.

The public is also invited to take part in masterclasses, panels, and roundtables, which can be accessed at mediterrane.com/register. People can access tickets for the event using this same link http://mediterrane.com/davidwalliams.

While all events are free of charge, it is mandatory to register for tickets as seating is limited.

Walliams’ books are known for their heartfelt narratives, eccentric characters, and wry sense of humour. His distinctive storytelling style, which often explores themes of inclusivity, empathy, and the celebration of differences, has resonated with children and adults alike, earning him critical acclaim and commercial success.

In addition to his writing, Walliams has shown a strong commitment to promoting literacy among children. He regularly participates in charity readings, school visits, and literary events, demonstrating that his impact in children’s literature extends beyond the written word.

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Ryan Hili Releases Debut Single: All For You

Jun 20 2023

Ryan Hili, the winner of X-Factor Malta Season 3, has officially released his first solo single ‘All For You’.

This track speaks about how difficult it is to admit that you are in love with someone. It shows the importance of admitting that you are in love before it is too late.

This pop song is something different to what we’ve already heard from Ryan so far, but it showcases further breadth to his voice and capabilities.

‘All For You’ is Ryan’s first solo single after his X Factor win back in 2022.

This track was written by Shaun Farrugia, with piano composition by Aleandro Spiteri Monsigneur and produced by Peter Borg from Railway Studios. The music video was directed by Steven Levi Vella.

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Temperatures To Feel Like 35°C This Week

Jun 20 2023

According to weather forecasters, the temperatures for this week are set to feel like a sizzling 35°C by this Thursday.

Today, Tuesday 20th June, the highest temperature is being forecasted as 30°C, but this will significantly increase to 34°C by Thursday going into the weekend.

The lowest temperatures seem to alternate between 20 and 23°C throughout the week as we finally get the long awaited summer atmosphere we’ve been craving after some unexpectedly wintery weather.

According to Facebook weather page ‘It-Temp Madwarna’, this still does not constitute a heat wave.

The forecaster shared the definitions of a heat wave as used by both the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) and the United Kingdom Met Office (UKMO).

Malta uses the UKMO model, which states that a heat wave is 3 or more days with temperatures registered at 5°C or more than the seasonal average.

The maximum temperatures for this week are not expected to go 5°C over the seasonal average of 29°C.

So it’ll be hot, but not as hot as we expect it to be. What do you make of this?

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