Call Her Daddy’s Alex Cooper Producing Malta Yacht Dating Show

Jun 18 2025

Alex Cooper, host of the wildly popular Call Her Daddy podcast, has picked the Maltese islands as the setting for her latest dating show, and the drama will unfold entirely aboard a luxury yacht.

Speaking on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast, Cooper hinted at the steamy scenes to come, saying, “It’s going to be on a boat in Malta… this is going to be hot.”

With a working title of ‘Overboard for Love,’ the show is heading into production soon with a full cast already selected.

However, the cast is reportedly already locked in so no local hopefuls will be able to be cast. At least, that’s all we know.

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Sounds of the Secret Garden at Corinthia Palace: Starting TONIGHT with Kevin Paul

Jun 18 2025

Starting this evening, Sounds of the Secret Garden brings the Corinthia Palace’s hidden gem to life with a new weekly series of live performances. Kicking things off under the stars is local favourite Kevin Paul, joined by Monsigneur, who will debut his latest single alongside crowd-favourites from his repertoire.

Set in the lush serenity of the Secret Garden, this intimate live series starts at 8PM every Wednesday and celebrates Malta’s vibrant music scene with a different artist each week. Whether you’re joining for a soulful dinner or sipping something chilled in the lounge, each evening is designed to elevate your summer nights.

This new chapter follows the sensational Sundown Socials launch, a golden-hour soirée with Veuve Clicquot, poolside beats and Chef Francesco Mazzei’s stunning new menu (yes, it’s as good as they say). And the vibes don’t stop there.

Wednesdays are for live music. Fridays are for sunset socials. And Secret Garden is your new midweek-to-weekend ritual.

Limited bookings available. Don’t miss the magic, it all begins tonight. ✨

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Composer Behind Peaky Blinders & The Crown At Mediterrane Film Festival

Jun 18 2025

Emmy-winning composer Martin Phipps will be in Malta to lead an exclusive masterclass at the Mediterrane Film Festival.

Phipps, who has composed music for acclaimed titles including Napoleon, Peaky Blinders, Black Mirror and The Honourable Woman, will share insights from his extensive career. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at how his soundtracks have shaped some of the biggest productions in recent years.

The session, titled “Music that speaks without words”, will take place at the festival’s main hub at Fort Ricasoli in Kalkara on 27 June at 4pm.

The Mediterrane Film Festival runs from 21 to 30 June, bringing together filmmakers, composers and industry professionals from around the world for screenings, discussions and special events.

Date and Time: June 27, 2025 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
LOCATION: Fort Ricasoli HUB

Tickets: Mediterrane.com

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May 2025 In Malta Was 1.6°C Warmer Than Usual

Jun 18 2025

May brought a noticeable shift in weather patterns, replacing April’s mostly stable conditions with wetter, more unsettled days.

The change was driven by a low-pressure system that developed over Algeria and moved across the central Mediterranean, resulting in a storm that hit the Maltese Islands mid-month.

The Meteorological Office reported 36.6 mm of rainfall for May, exceeding the month’s average by 26.3 mm. This made May the third wetter-than-usual month of the year so far, alongside February and March. In contrast, January and April were drier than expected.

The bulk of May’s rainfall occurred on the 15th, when a thunderstorm accompanied by strong winds lashed the islands. That same day also saw the lowest amount of sunshine, with just one hour recorded.

Windy conditions were frequent throughout the month. The average wind speed reached 9.3 knots, slightly above normal, and the strongest gust, measured at 35 knots from the south-southeast, also occurred on the 15th.

Temperatures were warmer than average for the season, with May recording a mean of 21.6°C, which is 1.6°C higher than usual. The highest temperature, 28.7°C, was observed on the 5th, while the lowest dropped to 15.1°C during the night of the 3rd.

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