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Gordon Ramsay’s New Year’s Dinner in London revealed to cost £675

Gordon Ramsay's New Year's Dinner in London revealed to cost £675
Nov 13 2022 Share

It’s no secret that dining at a fine restaurant could cost a pretty penny, but foodies around the world have been going wild at the price of Gordon Ramsay’s triple Michelin-starred London restaurant’s New Year’s Dinner.

The culinary icon recently unveiled a menu sample for New Year’s Dinner at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London, which shows the cost to be a jaw-dropping £400 per person, with wine pairings to come at an additional £275 each.

Equivalent to €770, the celebrity chef’s restaurant will serve dishes such as duck tea, Orkney scallops, dover sole cardinal served with potato, lobster & chive and more. Alternatively, a New Year’s Eve dinner at his other London restaurant Pétrus will reportedly cost £300 per person.

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay previously earned the title of third most expensive eater in the world, with a table at one of the celebrity chef’s establishments being a much sought-after booking for many.

Would you consider paying that much?

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5 winter activities we can’t wait to start doing

5 winter activities we can't wait to start doing
Nov 13 2022 Share

The recent change in weather just goes to show that, with all of its downfalls, a lot of people love a big night in. The winter season is all about curling up in your pyjamas with a warm cup of hot chocolate and a few friends or family members by your side. That said here are 5 winter activities we can’t wait to start doing!

Game Nights

Whether it’s a long, intense game of Monopoly or a cool, calm case of poker, Winter’s seasonal setting is the perfect backdrop for a well-organised board game night. Complement your activities with a few platters or wholesome meal and you’ve got an awesome night ahead!

Baking Sessions

Being the food-loving country we are, cooking does not come to a halt during the summer season, but there’s something special about winter that makes you want to break out the treats and spices and get a few cookies or brownies going in the oven. What’s your favourite winter bake?

Movie Nights

After months upon months of revelling in the sunshine, a few hours spent in the darkness escaping to your favourite cinematic world are just what you need for a well-deserved refresh. With so many incredible films coming out in the next few months, we anticipate quite a few visits to the cinema this winter.

Christmas Decorations

Enjoy it or not, turning your house into a Christmas wonderland is an inevitable activity this time of year. Unless you’re one of those people who are all about Christmas and have decorated already, the metres of tinsel, gargantuan Christmas tree and singing Santa Clauses are waiting to be unboxed.

Reading

The simplest of activities often tends to be the most satisfying. Admit it, we all fantasise about sitting next to the window sill with a good book and a hot cup of tea as we listen to the rhythmic pitter patter of the rain. If you’ve thought about this but never had the chance to do it, now may be your chance.

What winter activity are YOU looking forward to?

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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ to be longest film of entire franchise, director reveals

'John Wick: Chapter 4' to be longest film of entire franchise, director reveals
Nov 13 2022 Share

Fans of Keanu Reeves and the John Wick universe were sent into a frenzy this week after entertainment giant Lionsgate dropped the official trailer for ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’.

The assassin’s latest adventure will see Wick face off against Bill Skarsgård‘s Marquis de Gramont character in an attempt to secure his freedom.

Following the hit that was ‘John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum’, director Chad Stahelski revealed that John Wick’s fourth cinematic foray will the franchise’s longest outing yet, with Chapter 4 expected to exceed the 131-minute mark.

John Wick: Chapter 4 will hit theatres on March 24th, 2023 and will see a star-studded cast including Keanu Reeves, Bill Skarsgård, Laurence Fishburne, Rina Sawayama, Scott Adkins and Ian McShane grace the big screen.

Are you a fan of John Wick?

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Photo Source: The New York Times / IGN France

Waste separation to become mandatory; up to €150 in fines amongst proposals

Waste separation to become mandatory; up to €150 in fines amongst proposals
Nov 13 2022 Share

Waste separation is set to become mandatory in Malta, with the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) opening a public consultation regarding the country’s waste situation.

Both private homes and commercial establishments will have to follow such rules, with proposals including that of switching the black bag with a transparent one and up to €150 fines for failure to separate waste.

Separation considers various kinds of waste such as paper, metal, plastic, glass and biowaste such as fruit and vegetable matter. This process is set to be introduced gradually in Malta after six months of campaigning to educate and inform the public.

ERA is proposing that failure to separate waste for the first time fill result in a warning for households, with a €25 fine for the second infraction and €50 fine for the third. Commercial establishments could be fined €75 for the second time and €150 for the third.

ERA Deputy Director Claire Cordina Borg told TVMNews that the purpose of the laws is not to fine people, but to arrive at a point where the volume of waste in the black bag is reduced.

Do you agree?

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