Kyra & Matthew Eliminated In 2nd Brillanti Semifinal

Kyra & Matthew Eliminated In 2nd Brillanti Semifinal
Apr 17 2025 Share

In yet another intense semifinal, this time focusing on songs made popular in music competitions around the world, it was down to father-daughter duo Matthew & Kyra and Kurt Anthony to face off in the sing off.

 

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The contestants ended up in the bottom two spots, and had to compete for a spot in the next semifinal.

With Chiara aiding the judging panel as they all seek to find the very best voices in Malta, it was time for the adorable duet to pack their bags and go home.

Despite their stellar performance, it was Kurt Anthony who proved that he deserved another spot in the upcoming stage – but the mark that Kyra and Matthew left on the competition will continue to be remembered!

 

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Well done to all!

Do you agree with the elimination?

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Chiara Joins Brillanti Semifinal Judging Panel TONIGHT!

Chiara Joins Brillanti Semifinal Judging Panel TONIGHT!
Apr 16 2025 Share

The second semi-final of Brillanti Singers returns TONIGHT! Last week, our list of semi-finalists was reduced from 14 to 13, as in the final Sing Off, Kyra and her father Matthew triumphed over the talented Point Blank, securing their spot in the next semi-final.What challenge lies ahead this week, and what surprises await our talented young contestants as they move one step closer to the grand prize of €30,000?

Joining Nate Morrison, Greta Manuzi, and Sarah Harrison on the judging panel this week is none other than the queen of Malta’s Eurovision – CHIARA! From the start, Chiara made it clear that she’s not holding back—she’s going to speak her mind and look for true brilliance in the voices she hears! So, what could possibly leave Chiara not only speechless, but even shedding a tear or two?

And this week, who will make it to the Sing Off, and who will have to pack up and head home?

Yes, the curtain is rising and the show promises to be truly exciting, full of surprises and an outcome no one will see coming!

Brillanti Singers – Wednesday at 8:40 p.m. only on ONE – Don’t miss it!

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Sparks Flying On Come Dine With Me Malta: Ċensina & Fadi

Sparks Flying On Come Dine With Me Malta: Ċensina & Fadi
Apr 16 2025 Share

Sparks are flying on ‘Come Dine With Me Malta’!

This week has given us the love story of 2025 – Ċensina and Fadi!

The 80 year old Ċensina has taken a liking to Fadi, as the two continue to cheekily pick on each other much to the joy of the viewers.

Dining at Fadi’s home, the young contestant levelled compliment after compliment on Ċensina. And it all came from a genuine place – but we bet it didn’t hurt to get those 9 points from her!

Tune in to ‘Come Dine With Me’ to continue watching this unlikely connection grow more and more!

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Patients Benefiting From Advances In Vascular Surgery

Apr 16 2025 Share

Minister for Health and Active Ageing, Jo Etienne Abela, in a press release empahsised the progress being made in the field of vascular surgery.

Minister Abela highlighted that recent advancements and the introduction of innovative practices have enabled personalised  procedures in vascular surgery, benefiting over 500 patients. The Minister added that the ongoing investment remains a key focus of the government’s healthcare strategies.

The Minister highlighted that screening for men aged 65 has been ongoing for the past two and a half years. This screening helps identify diseases at an early stage, allowing for treatment that can save patients’ lives.

Professor Kevin Cassar, Lead Clinician in the field, explained the importance of screening for aortic aneurysms. When diagnosed early through ultrasound, further examination using a CT scan provides a detailed map of the arteries, leading to customized EVAR (Endovascular Aneurysm Repair) and TVAR (Thoracic Endovascular Aortic Repair) procedures.

Minister Abela further explained that in the past, such interventions required major surgery involving opening the abdomen to replace the artery. Thanks to recent health sector advancements, these procedures are now performed through a small incision in the groin, where a stent-like device is inserted to treat the condition and eliminate the risk of artery rupture and death. “With the current technology and procedures, treatment is not only effective, but in the vast majority of cases, patients return home quickly,” stated Minister Abela.

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