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Emergency Exercise Will Take Place Tomorrow At Malta Airport

EMERGENCY EXERCISE WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW AT MALTA AIRPORT
Nov 18 2024 Share

The Malta International Airport announced that tomorrow, Tuesday 19th November 2024, a full scale emergency exercise will be taking place in the evening from 7pm onwards.

The airport staff would like to advise travellers on the day that the exercise will not affect their journey.

Any unusual activity, such as emergency vehicles around the airport perimeter, should not be cause for alarm.

‘Such full-scale exercises are carried out in line with the requirements of the relevant international and European regulations, with the aim of determining the level of preparedness of all entities to respond to a crisis, as well as testing the communications systems and emergency resources in place.’

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Ridley Scott Already Working On Gladiator III

Ridley Scott Already Working On Gladiator III
Nov 18 2024 Share

After 25 years, Gladiator II finally hits cinemas, reigniting excitement for a long-awaited trilogy. Director Sir Ridley Scott and star Paul Mescal are already teasing plans for Gladiator III.

Mescal told Variety, “Massively down. I don’t think it’ll take another 24 years, but I have no idea when it will be.”

Scott, at 87 and showing no signs of slowing down, revealed he’s already drafting the script. “I’ve got eight pages and the start of a strong framework,” he shared with Total Film.

He hinted at a major departure from the arena setting of the first two films, likely due to the evolution of the story.

SPOILERS:

Gladiator II ends with Lucius, grandson of Marcus Aurelius, defeating his former slave master in combat outside Rome after the co-Emperors Caracalla and Geta are killed.

He vows to rebuild Rome in his grandfather’s vision, positioning himself as de facto Emperor. Unlike Maximus, who perished in the Colosseum, Lucius’ story shifts beyond gladiatorial combat.

Scott compares the envisioned third film to The Godfather Part III or Dune: Messiah. Speaking to Premiere, he noted, “It’s about a man who doesn’t want the power he’s inherited, echoing Michael Corleone’s reluctant rise.”

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The Valletta National NYE Celebrations Are Back!

The Valletta National NYE Celebrations Are Back!
Nov 18 2024 Share

The Valletta National New Year’s Eve Celebrations will once again be hosted in the heart of the city. The Celebrations which are being organised by the Valletta Cultural Agency, in collaboration with G7 Events and the Ministry for the National Heritage, The Arts and Local Government through the Partnership Agreement for Large-Scale Events and Initiatives and the Ministry for Tourism.

St. George’s Square will once again host the main stage and will see the very best of Malta’s top local artists. The night will start off with local favourite Kevin Paul. Then it’s up to some of the best local talent Malta has to offer, Ira Losco, Red Electric and Shaun Farrugia.

These artists will be performing some of their best songs ever, as well as some timeless classic and we will also be expecting some amazing collaborations between the artists during the night. As the night peaks we will have a special performance by international guest artist CASCADA live on stage.

CASCADA has established herself as one of the most influential forces in the international dance music scene with some of the world’s biggest dance anthems including “Evacuate the Dancefloor”, “Everytime We Touch” and many more. The event will be hosted by Dorianne Mamo, Keane Cutajar, Owen Bonnici and Taryn Mamo Cefai.

Just before countdown our Hosts and DJs Koroma & DJ Miggy will entertain the crowd in Valletta and live on local TV stations with a special mash-up set of the best dance anthems of 2024 together with stage special effects and fireworks to welcome the New Year. The night will end with an up tempo set by DJ D-REY.

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Woman Breaks Record For Most Donated Breast Milk

Woman Breaks Record For Most Donated Breast Milk
Nov 18 2024 Share

Alyse Ogletree, a 36-year-old woman from Texas, has broken her own Guinness World Record for the largest donation of breast milk, providing an incredible 2,645.58 litres to babies in need.

Previously, Alyse set the record by donating 1,568.79 litres. In an interview with Guinness World Records, she expressed her motivation: “I have a big heart. I may not be able to donate money consistently, but I can contribute in this way.”

In July 2023, Alyse donated her breast milk to the Mother’s Milk Bank of North Texas. The organisation estimates that one litre of breast milk can help sustain up to 11 preterm newborns.

Based on this calculation, Alyse’s contributions have benefited approximately 350,000 babies, an extraordinary achievement.

Alyse’s journey began when her first child, Kyle, was hospitalised. After filling the hospital’s freezer, a nurse introduced her to the concept of milk donation.

Since then, she has maintained a rigorous pumping schedule, hydrated well, and followed a nutritious diet, which allowed her to produce an exceptional supply of milk without any medical condition.

Calling it “one of the best feelings in the world,” Alyse is passionate about helping other mothers and educating them on the life-saving potential of breast milk donation.

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