Music festival in Taiwan welcomes international DJs

Nov 16 2020

The term ‘music festival’ has become somewhat mystical and unreachable in a world affected by COVID-19 but a COVID-free city in Taiwan has made us hopeful for the future.

Road to Ultra Music Festival in Taipei, Taiwan welcomed international DJs from across the globe with the likes of Alesso and Slander headlining after having quarantined for 14 days.

The city of Taipei hasn’t had a COVD-19 case in over 200 days and, despite backlash, gives a glimmer of hope to other countries and a motivation to follow COVID-19 preventive measures.

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Pro-Trump protests turn violent in Washington

Nov 16 2020

Pro-Trump supporters held a rally in Washington D.C., chanting “USA”, “four more years” and “stop the steal” just a few days after Joe Biden’s election as President.

The rallies quickly turned violent with e number of fistfights emerging with at least one stabbing and around 20 arrests reported so far.

The Trump camp has filed a number of lawsuits in many states for alleged voter fraud, with most judges dismissing the claims.

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John M. Chu to direct Lilo & Stitch live-action movie

Nov 16 2020

Disney’s run of live-action reboots has looked promising in the past years with The Lion King, The Jungle Book and Mulan doing fairly well for themselves, and the entertainment giant looks to keep the momentum going by locking in the director for the Lilo and Stitch live-action movie.

John M. Chu previously directed Step Up 2: The Streets and Crazy Rich Asians and is currently in talks with Disney to handle the forthcoming movie dubbed ‘Stitch’ by the company.

Similar to Mulan’s release, ’Stitch’ will be out on Disney+ due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, currently without a release date due to it still being in development.

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Rosianne Cutajar condemns shaming of PN trans candidate Angela Coleiro

Nov 16 2020

Parliamentary secretary for equality Rosianne Cutajar has condemned the humiliation of PN candidate and Net TV present Angela Coleiro.

She took to Facebook to condemn “the belittling, sexist and homophobic words” against PN candidate Angela Coleiro and reiterated the government’s work in making Malta a frontrunner of civil liberties.

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This is not the first unpleasant encounter Coleiro has had in this regard, previously winning a defamation case against Rachel Williams and Godfrey Leone Ganado for calling her a prostitute.

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