Kanye West roams Europe wearing bizarre face masks

Oct 19 2021

Kanye West is quite known for bizarre acts and mind-blowing feats, but this one just takes the cake. The rapper, who, by the way is now legally named ‘Ye’, was spotted in Germany and Venice wearing Halloween-like face masks. Donning a pale, off-white, face covering, only West’s eyes, mouth and nose could be seen. Of course, he didn’t do this out of style as he still rocked Balenciaga x Crocs gumboots which are known to cost nearly $1,000.

The bizarre costume took social media by storm, with many commenting on just how absurd this all is. One said; ‘If you told me 10 years ago this was Kanye West – Tbh I’d probably believe you’, showcasing just how used to Kanye doing weird things we’ve become. Another pointed out how Kanye is ‘like one of the biggest rappers, designers, celebrities, people, billionaire and he’s just flying economy with a white face mask on.’

We aren’t sure as to why the rapper decided to don such an outfit. Did he do it to avoid paparazzi? If so, that really backfired. Or maybe its an art stunt… Either way, that’s Kanye for you.

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Photo Source: Chelle Twitter, WestSubEver

Valletta: Europe’s fifth best city for food lovers and second for vegetarian catering

Oct 19 2021

According to a study by Uswitch earlier this month, Malta’s very own capital city Valletta ranked fifth in the best ideal European city for food lovers. Valletta achieved the spot in competition to thirty other cities, with the study calculating the cost of a meal when eating out in the city. The study took also took into consideration the number of pubs, restaurants, cafes as well as brunch, fast food and even vegetarian spaces. Greece topped the list with an average of €16.62 per meal and overall score of 88.47 out of 100.

Serbia’s Belgrade came in second, followed by Sofia, Bulgaria. Just before Malta is Albania’s Tirana, with Malta’s capital averaging €23.47 per meal and 78.73 overall points. Interestingly, Malta came in second for vegetarian options, just one point short of Belgrade. Malta ranked fourth as one of Europe’s best cities to brunch in.

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Photo Source:Malta Info Guide, Food Business News

Fgura accident sees car overturn and crash into bus stop

Oct 19 2021

A Fgura car accident during the night between Monday and Tuesday saw a car overturn and crash into a bus stop. A 60-year-old man resident of San Pawl il-Bahar was driving a Peugeot 207 when he lost control of the vehicle at around 12:30 am.

Photos and footage were sent to TVM, showing the overturned car and what seemed to be a mailbox which was dislodged due to the incident.

Police and officers from the Department of Civil Protection convened to assist on the spot and get the driver out of the car. The man was taken to Mater Dei Hospital by ambulance where he was certified to have suffered minor injuries. An investigation is currently ongoing.

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Photo Source: TVM

Back to basics? Here’s everything you missed from Apple’s last event

Oct 19 2021

Following their groundbreaking ‘California Streaming’ event back in September, Apple are back with another event announcing a handful of game-changing updates to their tech and the purists are ecstatic at this one.

Amongst other announcements, Apple’s October Event revealed the next MacBook Pro, “supercharged for pros” including an M1 Pro or M1 Max chip along with extended battery life and the choice between a 14-inch of 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR display. Other notable updates include a farewell to the Touch Bar, the return of MagSafe charging, an SD Card port and the controversial inclusion of an iPhone-style notch.

During the event, Apple also introduced the new AirPods which include spatial audio, Adaptive EQ, longer battery life and sweat and water resistance. Apple Home users will also rejoice at the introduction of the HomePod mini, which Apple claims to have ‘room-filling sound’ in five bold colours.

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