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How We See Malta After Watching Barbie

How We See Malta After Watching Barbie
Jul 26 2023 Share

Is this the renovation Malta needs? The Barbie movie has almost everybody hyped up, and malta.ai decided to barbie-fy our Mediterranean island to see what it would look like were we to be living in Greta Gerwig’s world. 

We recently decided to use AI to see how Malta would look like if it were located in the Barbie universe. 

And Malta.ai, in the usual creative fashion we know and love, upped the game and flooded Malta with a whole lot more pink!

Have you watched the Barbie movie yet? 

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Here Are Some Of Malta’s Very Own Barbies!

Here Are Some Of Malta's Very Own Barbies!
Jul 26 2023 Share

Given the massive hype behind The Barbie Movie, we decided to celebrate just some of Malta’s very own potential Barbies. 

 

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Picking them from their best pink outfits, here are some local familiar faces and influencers who would perfectly in Greta Gerwig’s world alongside Margot Robbie!

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Tuna Spotted Washed Up Dead In Xgħajra

Dead Tuna Spotted Washed Up Dead In Xgħajra
Jul 26 2023 Share

Images and footage sent to this newsroom show a large dead tuna washed up in Xgħajra. 

It is unclear whether the tuna was picked up by relevant authorities and what led to the fish being washed up on the rocks. 

 

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Residents and locals could be seen snapping videos and photos of the fish. 

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Tupac’s Crown Ring Sold For $1 Million At HipHop Auction

Tupac's Crown Ring Sold For $1 Million At HipHop Auction
Jul 26 2023 Share

At a special auction celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Tupac Shakur’s gold, ruby, and diamond crown ring was sold for a staggering $1 million (€900,000) at Sotheby’s in New York. 

The winning bid far exceeded the pre-sale estimate of $200,000 to $300,000, making it the most valuable hip-hop artefact ever sold.

Tupac wore the ring during his final public appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1996, just days before his tragic death in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. The design of the ring was inspired by Tupac’s admiration for Niccolo Machiavelli’s political manifesto “The Prince,” which he read while in prison. 

He collaborated with his godmother Yaasmyn Fula to bring his creative vision to life, drawing inspiration from the crowns worn by medieval European kings.

Previously, in 2020, Sotheby’s hosted the first-ever international auction dedicated to hip-hop artifacts, where the plastic crown worn by Notorious B.I.G in a 1997 photo shoot sold for $600,000, becoming the most expensive hip-hop item sold at the time. 

The auction also featured the Rammellzee vs. K-Rob “Beat Bop” sealed original 12-inch single with artwork by renowned artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, which fetched an astonishing $126,000, setting a record as the most expensive hip-hop record ever sold at auction.

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