Maltese artist paints newly wedded couple live during wedding

Jan 29 2023

Sherese Frendo, a talented artist from Malta, has created a new and innovative concept for capturing the beauty of a wedding day. As a graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with honors, she has combined her passion for art with the joy of weddings to offer a unique and personal touch for newlyweds. The concept involves painting a live portrait of the couple during their wedding celebration, preserving their special day through an acrylic painting.

Sherese’s unique approach provides a unique and personalized way to remember a wedding day, by bringing together the energy, emotions and memories of the day into one stunning piece of art. Her paintings are not only a beautiful memory of the day but also a true representation of the love between the couple. With her keen eye for detail and her passion for capturing the essence of a moment, Sherese creates an unforgettable masterpiece that captures the magical atmosphere of the wedding day.

The process of live painting during a wedding is both captivating and emotional, as guests can watch the painting unfold and come to life, witnessing the beauty of the day being captured on canvas. Each painting is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, made even more special as it is a reflection of the love and connection between the newlyweds.

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Shooting for the final season of ‘STRANGER THINGS’ will begin this May

Jan 29 2023

Stranger Things Star Noah Schnapp revealed on Instagram live that the shooting for the final season of the show will begin in May of this year.

This highly anticipated season may be arriving sooner than previously thought and the anticipation is already building to feverish levels for the incredibly popular series.

The show was named as 2022’s most streamed TV show and overall program, by Nielsen.

Schnapp, who plays Will Byers on the show, was asked by a fan during an Instagram Live if his schooling would interfere with shooting for the final season of the Netflix series. Schnapp responded that there would be no crossover, since he finishes school and begins production of the fifth season in May of this year.

The series is not expected to air on Netflix until some time in 2024.

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Conor McGregor hit by car whilst cycling in Ireland; thanks God “it wasn’t his time”

Jan 28 2023

Conor McGregor seems to have escaped tragedy after he was hit by a car going at ‘full speed’ whilst cycling in Ireland.

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The 34-year-old reportedly sustained no injuries, taking to social media to share a few moments of the aftermath of the incident stating “I could have been dead there”.

As a result of what McGregor called a sun trap, the driver could not see the fighter and drove straight through him, with the Irishman stating that his wrestling and judo knowhow allowed him to stick a life-saving landing.

The driver of the car which hit McGregor offered him a lift home, with McGregor engaging in healthy conversation with the man after the incident.

An MMA & UFC legend in his own right, McGregor last fought in July 2021, where he lost to Dustin Poirier and sustained a serious leg injury.

Could this incident have delayed a return to the Octagon for McGregor?

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‘Ħitan tas-sejjieħ’ restoration project in Gozo completed; €10 million in EU funds spent

Jan 28 2023

A restoration project valued at €10 million in EU funds focusing on the restoration and rebuilding of rubble walls (‘ħitan tas-sejjieħ’) in Gozo has finally been completed.

Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri, together with Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds Chris Bonett announced the completion of the restoration project, which saw over 30 kilometres of rubble walls built across Gozo.

The project was conducted by the ‘EkoGħawdex’ Directorate within the Ministry for Gozo and was financed by €10 million in European funds. Starting in 2021, various Gozitan villages including Xagħra, Nadur, Xewkija, Għajnsielem, Rabat and more benefitted from extensive works on around 40 roads.

The Minister explained how this project, co-financed by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, saw kilometres of broken down rubbles walls restored and returned to their original glory. Camilleri went on to highlight how such a project is considered one of national importance and transforms Gozo into an ecological island which contributes to the sustainability of farmers in Gozo.

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