Fans are loving Billie Eilish’s new stunning Lingerie cover shoot

May 3 2021

Billie Eilish’s latest magazine cover shoot has taken social media by storm, revealing also a new tattoo never seen before over her abdomen and leg. One of Eilish’s own Instagram posts she stated ‘I love these pictures and I loved doing this shoot. Do whatever you want whenever you want.’ Eilish rocks a satin pink corset and see through skirt by Gucci, lacy bra and latex gloves.

The photoshoot was led by Vogue style director Dena Giannini, and was a significant departure from the 19-year-old’s pop star’s usual baggy fashion style. It was revealed that Eilish herself approached Vogue with the idea of transforming her image by embracing a ‘classic, old-timey pin up’. This transformation comes just in time for new album launch on July 30th called ‘Happier Than Ever.’

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Malta Film Commission launch Sustainable Film Industry campaign

May 3 2021

The new Malta Film Commission campaign ‘Sustainable Film Industry’ seeks to mark the success of the Maltese and Gozitan film crew. Minister for Tourism and Consumer Protection Clayton Bartolo emphasised the need for a sustainable film industry as it contributes immensely to Malta’s local economy, making it part of the government’s vision to strengthen the sector.

By investing in the infrastructure of the Malta Film Studios and creating job opportunities, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the industry, encourage more people to join and create a sustainable industry for all. Film Commissioner Johann Grech stated that ‘it is our crew who kept the industry working from generation to the other’, celebrating the commitment and hard work of all the members.

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Two men fall down heights in separate incidents

May 3 2021

Police were informed throughout the night of two separate incidents in which two men fell down heights. The first incident was reported at around 21:45, stating that a man had fallen down approximately one storey height in San Pawl il-Bahar. He was reported to have suffered grievous injuries after being given first aid from a medical team and then transported to Mater Dei.

The second incident was reported at around 01:30 a.m. A Syrian man was reported to have fallen around two storeys in a private residence in Triq in-Naxxar, Birkirkara. He was also confirmed to have suffered grievous injuries. Investigations are still ongoing for both cases.

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Protest in Sliema against mask wearing

May 2 2021

An anti-mask protest gathered on the Sliema promenade calling for the health authorities and government to remove the obligatory mask wearing measure. Among the protest placards were also signs also emphasising the non-obligatory vaccination for those who do not wish to receive the jab.

Most of the protestors were however wearing masks as police convened on site to enforce social distancing and make sure no health measures were being violated. It is still illegal for people to go out in public without a mask as health authorities maintain that it is a necessary measure to keep mitigating the spread of COVID-19.

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