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Fabian & Keith Demicoli Join Forces for First-Ever TV Collab Project

Fabian & Keith Demicoli Join Forces for First-Ever TV Collab Project
Feb 21 2024 Share

In the world of Maltese media, the Demicoli brothers, Fabian and Keith, stand out as two of the most recognisable faces. After years of contributing individually to numerous well-known media projects, they have developed a reputation and a beloved local profile that few can match.

Now, for the first time ever, the brothers are joining forces in a collaboration that is eagerly anticipated by followers and industry insiders alike.

A recent social media post by Fabian has set the internet abuzz, with the brothers posing in front of an iconic bridge in Australia, hinting at a “special” TV project that is in the works. This marks their first collaborative venture, and the details, while still under wraps, promise to offer something unique and engaging for their audience.

Mysterious as it may be, the teaser has successfully sparked a wave of speculation and will air for the first time on April 3rd, 2024 at 8:30, with more details to be revealed soon.

Given their track record of success and the affection they command among Maltese viewers, the project is poised to be a significant addition to their illustrious careers.

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Malta’s Ħobż tal-Malti Makes It On CNN’s 50 World’s Best Breads

Malta's Ħobż tal-Malti Makes It On CNN's 50 World's Best Breads
Feb 21 2024 Share

In a renewed nod to culinary excellence, CNN has spotlighted Malta’s Ħobż tal-Malti as one of the globe’s top breads.

In an extensive compilation titled ’50 of the World’s Best Breads,‘ the global news platform places Malta’s iconic sourdough alongside revered varieties such as France’s Baguettes, Cuba’s Pan Cubano, Germany’s Pumpernickel, and Italy’s Ciabatta. This selection celebrates the rich tapestry of bread-making traditions across cultures.

Ħobż tal-Malti, known for its tawny crust that conceals a pillow-soft interior, has been distinguished not just for its taste but also for its versatility. CNN describes it as “ideal for rubbing with fresh tomato or soaking up the islands’ prized olive oils,” highlighting the bread’s integral role in Maltese cuisine.

Beyond its culinary delight, the bread carries a deeper cultural significance for Malta. It embodies the island’s heritage and communal spirit, as echoed in the popular Maltese phrase “x’ħobż jiekol dan?”—a metaphorical inquiry into understanding a person’s true essence.

This acknowledgment by CNN underscores the global appreciation for traditional baking methods and the unique flavours they bring to the table, with Malta’s Ħobż tal-Malti standing proud among the world’s best.

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Man Faces Charges After Trafficking 54kg of Cannabis

Feb 20 2024 Share

A 47-year-old Sicilian man, Fabio Nastasi, was extradited to Malta from Spain with the aid of a European Arrest Warrant. He faced charges related to the trafficking of 54 kilograms of cannabis.

Appearing before Magistrate Rachel Montebello, Nastasi pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to deal with, trafficking, and possessing the drugs with intent to sell before June 2023. The cannabis was valued at approximately €880,000. Legal representation for the accused was provided by lawyers Matthew Xuereb and José Herrara.

Police Inspector Mark Anthony Mercieca informed Magistrate Montebello that Sicilian Santo Arena was apprehended in June 2023 in connection with the discovery of roughly 54 kilograms of cannabis in St. Paul’s Bay. Nastasi was subsequently charged with trafficking and aggravated possession of the drugs.

During court proceedings, Santo Arena disclosed that Fabio Nastasi had paid him to conceal and store the drugs at his residence in St. Paul’s Bay. Following widespread media coverage, police received information that Nastasi had fled the country.

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Donald Trump releases new sneakers one day after $355 million fine

Feb 20 2024 Share

Former American President and current presidential candidate, Donald Trump, surprised attendees at the Philadelphia Sneaker Con by announcing the launch of his new line of sneakers, just one day after being fined $355 million in a New York civil fraud trial.

The sneakers, characterized by their flashy gold color, prominent ‘T’ emblem, and the stitched USA flag on the collar, were described as offering both style and comfort, catering to Trump supporters. Limited to 1000 pairs and priced at $399 each, they sold out within two hours of their release. On Trump’s website they are currently being called ‘Never Surrender Hi-Tops’ and described as ‘bold, gold, and tough, just like President Trump’.

At the event, Trump told his fans “There’s a lot of emotion in this room. This is something that I’ve been talking about for 12 years, 13 years. And I think it’s going to be a big success,” .

While his fans were obviously happy to see his shock appearance, many were outraged and even criticised the event, which lead to a statement from the event which read “Sneaker Con’s mission is to support and promote sneaker culture through our worldwide live events and digital platforms. We are thankful and appreciative of the sneaker community, and recognize individuals who generate awareness and authentic sneaker related engagement towards our community.”

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