Ariana Grande’s new wax figure at Madame Tussauds is getting mixed reactions

Mar 11 2022

Every other week, a new celebrity-shaped wax figure is announced in one of the many novelty museums around the world and the latest one has been receiving mixed reactions from fans.

Of course, we’re talking about the brand new Ariana Grande waxwork figure at Madame Tussauds in Orlando; and fans are absolutely divided. The statue of the god is a woman singer has left social media confused, with thousands of fans on social media giving their two cents on the sculpture. Grande’s likeness was sculpted wearing a pink two-piece inspired by her Sweetener tour, along with a pink puffer jacket and the ever-iconic ponytail.

Madame Tussauds unveiled their third Ariana Grande wax figure.

Did they do a good job? pic.twitter.com/hCaC1fPBo2

— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) March 10, 2022

The sculpture reportedly took around six months to complete and was created by a group of London-based sculptors, studio artists and designers.

What do you think of the sculpture?

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Nationalist government is committed to facilitate the lives of farmers & fishermen, Grech says

Mar 11 2022

“At the heart of the Nationalist Party’s agricultural policy is a support programme which will affect our farmers and recognise their commitment and priceless contribution to Malta’s ecology and produce.”

This was said by the Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech during a number of visits in Imġarr. Grech stated that he and the PN are committed to facilitating the lives of Malta’s farmers and fishermen and that is why they are presenting a number of proposals building up to Vision 2030.

One of the main concerns is the ever-increasing price of livestock feed, amongst other issues, Grech stated. A Nationalist government is proposing to strive for a competitive market and diversification towards organic farming through strategic use of funding from the European Union and providing a ‘one stop shop’ for services which simply the process of transferring, the granting of vouchers which compensate for diesel and the facilitation of transport.

What do you make of these proposals?

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Medical supplies sent from Malta to be dispatched to Ukraine tomorrow

Mar 11 2022

Prime Minister Robert Abela has announced that Malta’s supply of medical equipment will be dispatched to Ukraine tomorrow.

Abela revealed this whilst in Versailles, attending an informal summit regarding the recent developments in Ukraine. In a recent Facebook post, the Prime Minister stated that Malta will continue to provide medical equipment while the Maltese government will continue to protect its people.

The informal summit is currently being held between European leaders to address the crisis in Ukraine. Today’s discussion is expected to tackle the European economy and the affected sectors which require financial aid. Russian troops have continued to progress with attacks on Ukraine, with recent reports unveiling that they are only a few kilometres away from the European capital.

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Trackless tram proposal to cost €2.8 billion & will be completed by 2027, PN says

Mar 11 2022

Bernard Grech has stated that the Nationalist Party’s trackless tram system proposal will cost up to €2.8 billion and will be completed by 2027.

Addressing a press conference on Friday, the Nationalist Party leader outlined his party’s proposal and likened it to the Labour government’s metro system plans, with the aforementioned system estimated to rack up costs of €6.2 billion by its 2042 completion date. Going into further detail on comparison between the two, Grech said that the trackless tram will cover 48 localities while the metro would only cover 21.

These revelation come in light of Robert Abela’s recent statements that while the PN has presented its electoral manifesto, costings have not been revealed. While the trackless tram proposal only mentions Malta, Grech has stated that the pN does not exclude considering another system for Gozo.

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