Martina Zammit, a popular TV and radio host, got married to her long-term partner, Emma, earlier today. The wedding was eagerly awaited, and Zammit had kept her followers informed about the busy preparations for the event.
She also sought suggestions from her fans to make the occasion more memorable.
As the day finally arrived, we extend our best wishes to the happy couple for a lifetime of love and happiness together.
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A new vocal group has recently emerged in Malta, with the aim of empowering all those who are silenced. Point Blank, composed of five young members, released their debut single titled SHOUT by Christina Magrin, which has already gained popularity in the local music scene.
Despite their young age, Aaliyah, Gianluca, Norah, Sophie, and Thomas are determined to make their voice heard. The name Point Blank represents their eagerness to be direct in their message, which they mainly portray through their music. Their message is clear: “No Looking Back! There’s No Stopping Us!”
Point Blank’s music video for SHOUT, released on March 4th, depicts different struggles that are relatable to many experiences we all have, whether young or not. The song portrays a message of empowerment to all those who are struggling to make their voices heard.
Claudia Magrin, the vocal coach and manager of Point Blank, believes that the strength of this group lies in the diversity in personalities and voices of its members. Each member brings a unique skill to the group, with Aaliyah, Gianluca, and Thomas playing the piano, Norah being involved in dancing, Sophie being passionate about sketching and drama production, and Thomas playing water polo.
Point Blank’s debut single SHOUT is available on major streaming platforms like Spotify, Deezer, Amazon, Apple Music, and iTunes. They can also be followed on social media @Pointblankmalta.
In a world where many voices are silenced, it’s inspiring to see a young group like Point Blank using their passion for music to empower others. With their unique talents and determination, we can expect to see more great things from them in the future.
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Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar broke her silence by taking to her Instagram stories to thank those who reached out to offer their support.
This followed the publication of thousands of intimate WhatsApp messages between her and Yorgen Fenech, who is currently charged with the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The transcripts of 2,200 chats reveal a relationship between Cutajar and Fenech during a time when she publicly dismissed calls to investigate suspected corruption linked to him.
Cutajar’s lawyers argue that the publication of these chats violates court-imposed secrecy and her right to a private life.
Cutajar is also suing Camilleri over claims made in his book, “A Rent Seeker’s Paradise,” where he stated that she had an affair with Fenech to advance her political career.
The chats were released a day before the libel case filed by the MP against Camilleri was set to continue. Cutajar’s lawyers urged the Attorney General to inform the court of the publication without delay.
Camilleri published the chats on his website, and if they were taken from criminal records, he would have breached criminal laws that prohibit the publication of such proceedings.
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Italy, on the other hand, lost 2-1 to 10-man England in their most recent game. First-half goals from West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice and Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane sealed the win for Gareth Southgate’s England, who had Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw sent off late in the second half. Tigre striker Mateo Retegui scored the goal for Italy.
The 16,000 seats at Ta’ Qali National Stadium have all been sold, with tickets selling for up to €70 at the west stand and €35 at the Millennium Stand. Cheaper €20 tickets at the stadium’s south end have been sold out since January.
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