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€170,000 investment into Malta’s fireworks factories by Arts Minister

€170,000 investment into Malta’s fireworks factories by Arts Minister
May 30 2022 Share

Taking to social media, Minister for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici revealed that another investment has just been crafted to support Malta’s fireworks factories. 

This time €170,000 were allocated to continue improving the strength and the security in the factories’ operations. After a call for applications was issued, funds were spread out between 29 factories, all working on a voluntary basis. 

The Minister thanked all the pyrotechnic volunteers for their work and dedication which keep the traditional Maltese practice alive into modern times. 

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Man disguised as old woman smears cake on Mona Lisa 


Man disguised as old woman smears cake on Mona Lisa 

May 30 2022 Share

A man disguised as an old woman smeared cake over the iconic and historic Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum in Paris, with images and videos of the act going viral on Sunday. 

This despite the fact that the cake simply collided with the glass that protects the painting dated to 1503 and crated by Leonardo da Vinci. 

According to eye witness testimonies, the man was in a wheelchair wearing a wig. However, to the surprise of other guests, the man stood up and approached La Gioconda, tossing the cake at her. 

 

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Security charged the man to move him out of the Louvre, as guests at the museum went wild with photographs and videos. The painting was thankfully unaffected as it was protected by the safety glass. 

However, the man did try to destroy the display case, resorting to smearing the baked good over the glass and sprinkling roses on the floor before being knocked to the ground. 

According to initial reports, the motives of the man seemed to be related to activism as he went on to shout; ‘some people are trying to destroy the Earth! Think of the Earth!.’ This is not the first time the painting was attacked, as it was doused with acid back in 1956. 

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Adorable Francesca Rausi models internationally in Milan

Adorable Francesca Rausi models internationally in Milan
May 30 2022 Share

The ever-adorable Francesca Rausi has taken to the international stage yet again, this time having been invited by designer Korn Taylor to model in Piazza Duomo, Milan. 

The model did what she does best during Taylor’s event premiering his summer collection in Milan, and was even invited to model for his television programme. 

This is just the latest opportunity Francesca was given to pursue her passion for modelling. She is not only expanding the modelling scene for Malta, but paving way for models from all walks of life to be inspired and walk in her footsteps.

Receiving nothing but positive reactions, Francesca spoke to MaltaDaily earlier this year about her passion to commemorate World Down Syndrome Day. Her love for the craft is undeniable and her confidence infectious! 


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Malta: Brace for summer 2022’s first scorching heat wave this week!

Malta: Brace for summer 2022’s first scorching heat wave this week!
May 30 2022 Share

After a confusing weekend in terms of weather which saw strong winds, rain and even thunderous gusts in some localities on the island, the Maltese better brace for the first heat wave for summer 2022!

The first heat wave for this summer has officially started, thanks to high pressures making their way from Northern Africa and expanding to the Central Mediterranean. 

Weather forecast page ‘It-Temp Madwarna’ is reporting a sunny and hot week ahead, with strong UV rays racking up to a degree of 10. Winds will also be light and viable as temperatures soar.

Expect hot weather higher than the normal seasonal average by around 3 to 8 degrees. The least hottest day of the week is set to be today, Monday 30th, at 29 degrees Celsius. Wednesday is set to be a blistering 35 degrees. 

Sea temperatures are also set to increase significantly after a rather cold bout earlier this month. It is currently at an average of 20 degrees Celsius, which is the same as the seasonal average for the start of June.

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