Euphoria Star Angus Cloud Dies at Age 25

Aug 1 2023

In a devastating announcement that has left fans and colleagues in shock, the family of ‘Euphoria’ star Angus Cloud confirmed his passing at the young age of 25. The news was shared through a heartfelt statement from his family, expressing their grief and honouring his memory.

“It is with the heaviest heart that we had to say goodbye to an incredible human today. As an artist, a friend, a brother, and a son, Angus was special to all of us in so many ways,” the statement read.

The note went on to reveal the profound emotional struggles Angus had been facing in recent times, particularly in the aftermath of his father’s passing. Just last week, he laid his father to rest and had been intensely grappling with the loss. The bond between Angus and his late father was evidently strong, as they were best friends.

Angus Cloud had always been open about his battle with mental health, bravely discussing his experiences with the hope of encouraging others to seek help and understanding. His family’s statement highlighted this aspect, saying, “We hope that his passing can be a reminder to others that they are not alone and should not fight this on their own in silence.”

As the news of his untimely demise spreads, heartfelt tributes and condolences from fans, co-stars, and fellow artists are pouring in on social media platforms. Angus’ portrayal of Fezco, a complex and multifaceted character in the hit HBO series ‘Euphoria,’ had earned him a dedicated following and critical acclaim.

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Italian Rapper Sfera Ebbasta Invites Fan on Stage to Rap While in Malta

Jul 31 2023

Yesterday evening, Italian rapper Sfera Ebbasta performed a thrilling club show in Malta to thousands of fans. However, the night took an exciting turn when Sfera invited a fan on stage to rap alongside him. The fan embraced the opportunity, impressing Sfera and the audience with his skills, leading to Sfera jokingly acknowledging that the fan might have rapped even better than him.

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The Gianpula Village in Malta witnessed a momentous event as Sfera Ebbasta, the renowned Italian rapper, took the stage for a captivating club show. His infectious energy and dynamic presence kept the audience hooked throughout the performance. Amidst the electrifying atmosphere, Sfera surprised everyone by inviting a lucky fan to join him on stage. The fan fearlessly grabbed the microphone and showcased their rap talents, earning applause from Sfera and the crowd.

This impromptu collaboration between Sfera Ebbasta and his fan exemplified the power of music in creating unforgettable connections. The artist’s genuine appreciation for his supporters and his willingness to share the limelight made the night even more memorable. As the show came to a close, the fan left the stage with a heart full of excitement, while Sfera’s playful remark added an extra touch of humour to the remarkable experience.

In conclusion, Sfera Ebbasta’s performance in Malta became an extraordinary night of music, unity, and fan engagement. The spontaneous invitation to a fan to rap with him highlighted the special bond between artists and their audience, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who witnessed the magic unfold.

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Miriam Dalli Opens Up About The Recent Power Cut Crises

Jul 31 2023

In an exclusive interview with Malta Daily, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli opens up about her experience during the recent power cuts that struck Malta, leaving residents in the dark for two challenging weeks. Facing the formidable task of dealing with a crisis of such magnitude, Minister Dalli recalls the tension and her deep concern for the well-being of the Enemalta workers and the affected citizens.

“It was a difficult two weeks,” admits Minister Dalli, her sincerity evident as she delves into her emotional journey during the trying period. “My biggest worry was first of all for the Enemalta workers who were fixing those damages that arose in those temperatures and for the residents. I mean my worry was for those people who were running out of electricity.”

The recent power cuts in Malta caused widespread frustration and inconvenience among the population. Minister Dalli empathises with those who were directly impacted, acknowledging the hardships they endured. “I was talking to them, I know what they were going through—the frustration, the inconvenience,” she shares.

The personal toll of the power cuts weighed heavily on Minister Dalli, who couldn’t help but worry for her parents and other affected individuals. “I was worrying for my parents, as I am also worrying for other people,” she confesses.

Miriam Dalli went on to state that “When you have a moment like this, it is the moment you have to see what are the solutions, what are the priorities.”

Her focus during the crisis was to restore power to the affected areas as swiftly as possible. Recognising that a lack of electricity can profoundly impact the daily lives of citizens, she understood the urgency of the situation. “The main priority was to fix as soon as possible the faults that started to arise, to give the light back to the people,” she says.

Minister Dalli acknowledges that restoring power is only part of the solution; identifying the root causes of the issues and formulating long-term solutions is equally essential. “You can give the light back to the people until the faults are still being fixed, and we identify the problem and come up with solutions,” she explains.

Throughout the interview, Energy Minister was asked a series of questions by our host Fabian Demicoli. This includes the way forward, compensation, and her position as Energy Minister. Miriam Dalli also gave her views about what the Nationalist Party said during the past few days.

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15 Year Old Maltese Sailor Wins Bronze In World Championships

Jul 31 2023

Fifteen year old Katrina Micallef (Royal Malta Yacht Club) wrote history for Maltese sailing and the Club when she finished in third place in the U16 2023 ILCA 4 Youth World Championships, hosted by the Nautical Club of Volos & Argonauts in Greece.

Micallef who recently moved up to the ILCA 4 Class, having obtained several years of racing experience in the Optimist Class, finished in twelfth place overall, in a 150 strong fleet. Micallef also won Gold in this year’s edition of the Games of the Small States of Europe, which took place in Malta.

Throughout the six-day Championship, crews experienced a variety of sailing conditions with wind speeds ranging from 6 to 14 knots.

“We are very proud of Katrina’s result. These championships brought together hundreds of athlete from around the world, amongst which are future Olympians. Such results are great news for such homegrown talent”, remarked Alexandr Denisiuc, Coach and Committee Member at the Royal Malta Yacht Club.

An excellent showing was produced by Benjamin Vassallo (Malta Young Sailors Club) who also finished in 12th overall place in a fleet of 287 sailors.

The Maltese sailors were assisted by RMYC Sailing School coaches Ruya Cakmakli and Alexandr Denisiuc.

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