Charles & Ron and Zack Ritchie have come out with their latest, and hottest, apparel collaboration called LOVE LETTERS.
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The launch of this collaboration marks the 30 year anniversary of Charles and Ron’s relationship. With colourful prints and the curious eyes of the Ritchie created character Beppe, the cactus, the merging of these two iconic and massive brands is just what the world needed!
Have a look…
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Hugely popular Netflix show ‘Squid Game’ has officially received the green light by the streaming giant, with the date still unconfirmed.
Netflix announced on Sunday that the wildly popular South Korean show will be returning, with director and writer Hwang Dong-hyuk revealing all in a letter to the show’s fans.
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‘And now Gi-hun returns. The Front Man returns. Season 2 is coming’ said Dong-hyuk. The fictional drama from South Korea became the biggest ever series at launch for the company.
Netflix had informed CNN that it was the platform’s first-ever Korean series to reach No.1 in the United States, attracting 1.65 billion hours of viewing in the 28 days following release.
In the letter, Hwang said that it took 12 years to bring the first season of Squid Game to life last year. ‘But it took 12 days for Squid Game to become the most popular series ever.’
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With the increase in demand and the millions made to be used for season 2, it certainly won’t take another 12 years to bring the show back. Fans are particularly interested in how the plot of the series will continue given its Hunger-Games-esque format.
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Prior to Malta’s victory over San Marino, kit manager of national football team Mark il-Lullu Piscopo, was commemorated due to him having passed away at the age of 52 last week.
The Malta Football Association announced the news, expressing deep sadness at his passing. Piscopo had been filling the team’s kit manager role since his debut on the 2nd of September 2010.
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Described as the heart and soul of the National Team, tributes poured in prior to the match and beyond. With a photo of him held up and flowers given as tribute, many tear-stricken players saluted his contributions to the team with a resounding applause.
Rest in Peace Lullu.
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The Office of the Speaker has confirmed that a childcare centre for MPs and parliament staff should be made operational by the end of 2022.
The Speaker informed Times of Malta that the facility will be located in Belt is-Sebh, with works and recruitment for staff set to be coordinated and managed by the Education Ministry.
The Speaker said that this will be one of the measures set to make parliamentary work more family-friendly. ‘By giving the necessary attention to the family as the fundamental basis of our society, we are helping our MPs contribute even more to the people they were elected to represent.’
The first plans to address such concerns started in 2018 after parliament rescheduled their Wednesday sessions to two hours earlier, thus allowing MPs to go back home to their families at a decent time.
The childcare opening hours and which age range and number of kids it will be able to accommodate are all still unclear. The Speaker however did say that it is time to consider full-time MPs, the revising of parliament’s meeting times and shorter speech times.
Ministers Julia Farrugia, Miriam Dalli, PN MP Julie Zahra and even the Prime Minister brought their children to parliament at some point. It is also something many MPs, notably newcomer Eve Borg Bonello, have pushed for.
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