fbpx

Billie Eilish’s new album ‘Happier Than Ever’ absolutely delivers

Billie Eilish’s new album ‘Happier Than Ever’ absolutely delivers
Jul 30 2021 Share

Written alongside her brother Finneas, Billie Eilish’s recently released sophomore album ‘Happier Than Ever’ delivers in every way possible. Eilish had released the songs ‘My Future’, ‘Therefore I Am’, ‘Your Power’, ‘Lost Cause’ and ‘NDA’ ahead of the album, with the latter being the first song she ever wrote. Eilish explained in a ‘Rolling Stone’ interview that ‘almost none of the songs on this album are joyful’, despite the title. With Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee as inspirations for ‘Happier Than Ever’, Eilish stated that she wanted to create a timeless record, both in terms of public response and for herself. 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by BILLIE EILISH (@billieeilish)

Eilish’s debut album ‘When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ and its single ‘Bad Guy’ earned the young singer four Grammy Awards in 2020. Taking home the 2020 Grammy Award for Best New Artist as well, Eilish stated that her single ‘Your Power’ is an ‘open letter to people who take advantage – mostly men’. Eilish fans completely immersed themselves in the newly released record, and with reason as it captures everything we love about the artist’s iconic music. 

#MaltaDaily

Photo Source:@billieeilish IG

First needle-less COVID-19 vaccine administered in Sicily

First needle-less COVID-19 vaccine administered in Sicily
Jul 30 2021 Share

Administered in Messina, Sicily, the first needle-less vaccine was given to young Anna Aveni last Wednesday 28th July, 2021. Aveni had admitted that she held back from getting the jab due to being scared of needles, but this latest technology has provided opportunity for all those who held back due to this issue. The new vaccination option could potentially curb more vaccine hesitancy and aid the rollout globally once vaccination programmes employ this jab. 

The vaccine syringe administers it without using a needle, with the dose being absorbed instead. The technology was experimented with in the US, Australia, and India. It has also been used to vaccinate people against other illnesses, with this being the first jab that protects against COVID-19. As of writing this article, 751,546 doses have been administered, with 375,373 people in Malta fully vaccinated. 

#MaltaDaily

Photo Source: Italy24News

Eleanor Bezzina concludes Olympic journey with a 41st place finish

Jul 30 2021 Share

Earlier today, local trap shooter Eleanor Bezzina concluded her Olympic journey. Her last event in Tokyo was the rapid round of the 25m range qualification where she scored 276 points.  Eleanor scored 289 points in the precision round, a total which at the time put her in 17th position. She ended up with 565 points, which meant that she finished in 41st place. Her points tally slightly increased from the 562 points she managed in the 2016 Olympics, but she finished in 36th that time around.

Eleanor Bezzina, who also has two gold and one silver medal in the Games of the Small States of Europe, has been ever present in the Maltese Olympic scene ever since 2016. This year she participated in two shooting events and in both she made her country proud with a 26th place finish in the 10m and a 41st place finish in the 25m range, she also was chosen to be a flag bearer in the opening ceremony.

#MaltaDaily

Carla Scicluna makes it to next Tokyo 2020 Olympics round after stunning performance

Carla Scicluna makes it to next Tokyo 2020 Olympics round after stunning performance
Jul 30 2021 Share

After placing fourth in her 100-metre heat, Maltese track and field athlete Carla Scicluna will be advancing to the next round in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Registering a time of 12.11 seconds in the preliminary round, Scicluna came in just one place behind Alvin Tehupeiory from Indonesia. Her results were high enough to warrant a place in the next round. 

This makes Scicluna the only Maltese athlete to have qualified past preliminary rounds at the 2020 Olympics. Carla will be bringing her athletic prowess once again in the Heat Five of Round One of the women’s 100-metres which will take place at 12:47 pm (5:47 am local time). Well done Carla! 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Carla Scicluna (@carla.scicluna)


#MaltaDaily

Photo Source: @carlascicluna IG, Maltese Olympic Committee

Malta daily Facebook 300x250