Malta has a new DJ in the house! And it’s none other than local Down syndrome ambassador Francesca Rausi.
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In a video posted to social media, Francesca can be seen playing around with some tunes and grooving to the beat.
Who knows? Maybe we’ll be seeing her play at some massive parties in the near future!
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Maltese football legend Michael Mifsud has revealed that he’ll be joining the BBC CWR Commentary Team for Sunday’s match between Manchester United and Coventry.
Mifsud, a former Coventry City FC player, gained fame for his two-goal performance against Manchester United in a Carling Cup match at Old Trafford. “I’m thrilled about Sunday’s FA Cup game against Manchester United,” Michael shared on social media.
“I’m here to announce that I will be joining the BBC CWR Radio team with Rob, Clive, and Oggy,” Mifsud added.
Are you planning to watch the match today?
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On the 18th of April, Keira Farrugia claimed the prestigious title of Best Promising Performer on the series Brillanti, capping off a hard-fought competition.
In fact, judges Charles Brunton, Marina Maniglio and Marco Stabile highlighted how her elimination might have been their one wrong decision – and her performance sure proved why they thought so.
Her rendition of ‘I Just Wanna Be A Star’ from Nunsense during the auditions for Brillanti Musicals left everyone, from judges to host Joseph Chetcuti, utterly amazed.
While Kristen Abela rightfully claimed the season 3 Brillanti Musicals crown with her outstanding performances at the Manoel Theatre, Keira Farrugia’s win on the same night added another layer of excitement.
We’ll surely be seeing more of Keira in the future of performance – locally and abroad!
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A recent study from the University of Texas at Austin found a strong connection between loneliness, depression, and binge-watching TV shows. Surveying 316 young adults, researchers discovered that those experiencing loneliness and depression were more likely to binge-watch as a way to escape negative emotions. Lead researcher Dr. John Smith highlighted the importance of recognizing when binge-watching becomes excessive and interferes with daily life. These findings underscore the need for further research into the psychological effects of binge-watching on mental health.
What do you think of this?
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