Drake releases new album Certified Lover Boy

Sep 3 2021

With the first announcement of his new album a little over a year ago, Drake’s ‘Certified Lover Boy’ has finally come out. It features the likes of Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Future and Lil Wayne, along with a spoken word cameo by Nicki Minaj. The album makes more musical strides by sampling the Beatles’ ‘Michelle’ in the first song ‘Champagne Poetry’, with John Lennon and Paul McCartney credited as co-writers.

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The album was first announced in August 2020 with the lil Durk collaboration ‘Laugh Now Cry Later’. It was said to release in January this year but got pushed back, coming out instead with a cryptic promo last week amidst a feud with Kanye West dating from 2008. Lyrics and features from the album were revealed on billboards all across the States. Drake also launched his own cannabis brand and was honoured at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards as the Artist of the Decade. Have you listened to ‘Certified Lover Boy’ yet?

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Death threats? Valletta resident receives suspicious paper after rant video

Sep 2 2021

Following the rant video posted on Facebook criticising the platform installed in Merchant Street and the current ‘Tyrannical’ state of the country, the Valletta resident known as ‘Il Boat’ posted a video alluding to a considerably worrying situation.

The Valletta resident revealed that he received a printed photo of himself and his partner on a boat with a line of fire icons inserted below the picture. According to him, it is unknown whether or not the fire icons are a sign of respect or a threat from a mysterious source that they will burn his boat, which is made out of carbon fibre.

Minchia… Novanta la paura!

Posted by Il Boat on Thursday, 2 September 2021

‘Il Boat’ said that he is not intimidated by the cryptic message, nor is he going to report the situation to the police. He went to jokingly call the mysterious person stingy due to the fact that the photo was printed in black and white and not in colour.

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Photo Source: Il-Kunsillier Mark Spiteri Lucas FB & il-boat.

Who said summer is over? Fridays at Gianpula Main Room are back for an Extended Summer Series!

Sep 2 2021

It’s been quite a while since we’ve experience those hands-in-the-air moments together in Malta’s home of clubbing home Gianpula Main Room but good times as we know them are finally back with G7 Fridays Extended Summer Series.

FRIDAYS at Gianpula Main Room are BACK ! For our Extended Summer Series. 🥳 ❗ Limited Tickets available:…

Posted by G7 events on Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Finally, G7 Events will be hosting a few STANDING events for a very limited number of people as per Local Authorities Guidelines starting from Friday 10th September. Entry will be only be permitted to attendees with a valid vaccination certificate.

This historic summer series will mark the return of good times as we know them and while the first night may be sold out, there are more nights in store where you can make some unforgettable memories for summer 2021.

𝗢𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗡𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧 𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗢𝗨𝗧 🤩 Limited tickets available for the following weeks: https://bit.ly/G7Fridays

Posted by G7 events on Thursday, 2 September 2021

Featuring some of the best local DJs at one of Malta’s most iconic locations, the G7 Fridays Extended Summer Series is a string of events that you don’t want to miss out on!

Tag your clubbing squad.

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Shark spotted in Maltese waters near Dwejra

Sep 2 2021

Sharks in Maltese waters are quite a rare sight to see, but when people actually manage to capture a glimpse of the wondrous sea creatures, it truly is magical.

Beautiful shark spotted today at dwejra while doing a round gozo trip. Something very unusual to see in our seas 🙂 and no its not a great white 🙂 so dont be scared

Posted by Vitamin Sea Watersports on Thursday, 2 September 2021

Local business Vitamin Sea Watersports took to Facebook to share some snaps of the shark swimming in Maltese waters close to Dwejra assumed to be either a blue shark which is common in Malta or an oceanic white tip shark (longimanus) which is a rare sight in the Mediterranean.

Earlier in August, a fisherman had spotted an unknown species of shark swimming in the Filfla area.

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