Netflix To Focus On Stranger Things As Strikes End

Sep 28 2023

Now that the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Screen Actors’ Guild (SAG AFTRA) have ended the protests after a unanimous vote for new deals, many studios are resuming their work by focusing on their biggest titles.

According to Variety, this would be the second season of Wednesday and the fifth and final season of Stranger Things.

The latter needs to be concluded before its ageing stars can no longer pass off for high schoolers. Other studios include HBO, which will be returning to Westeros to continue the Game of Thrones prequel ‘House of the Dragon.’

It will also be refocusing on “Euphoria” and “The Last of Us” as 2024 draws nearer. There could also be a return to Malta as the filming of the Gladiator sequel is also set to continue.

What other productions are you looking forward to watching?

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Two Men Fight & Injured With Glass Bottle In St Julian’s

Sep 28 2023

Today, at around 0300hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed in Triq Paceville, St. Julian’s.

Police convened on site and found a man, a 41-year-old Libyan man, with injuries on his face. He alleged how a few minutes before he was involved in an argument with another man who fled the scene.

As the officers dealt with the report, other police doing rounds in Spinola Garden noticed another man, a 27-year-old Englishman, with injuries. Police confronted him and he alleged how he was involved in an argument as well.

Investigations showed that the two had an argument between them, with a glass bottle being used during the altercation.

They were both taken to Mater Dei Hospital, and were both confirmed to have suffered grievous injuries. Police investigations are still ongoing.

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Sidemen Celebrate Wedding In Malta With Afrojack & Alan Walker

Sep 28 2023

After it was confirmed that the Sidemen were in Malta for the wedding for one of their members Vikkstar’s wedding, a video surfaced showing the groom partying as two of the biggest DJs in the world played at the ceremony.

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DJs Alan Walker and Afrojack played at Vikram and Ellie’s wedding party, with Vikram seen atop shoulders to celebrate his big day.

The wedding attracted crowds of fans waiting for the Sidemen to exit the building, leading to brief interactions with the likes of KSI and Miniminter.

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And despite Behzinga’s comments about the islands in a podcast following their stay, the group seems to have really enjoyed their time here.

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There Are More Restaurants In Malta Than Paris Or New York

Sep 28 2023

According to a new report by BusinessNow.mt, there are relatively more restaurants in Malta than New York, Paris or London.

Malta reportedly outranks New York, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Rome and Dubai in number of available eating spots when ‘taking into account the number of residents and visitors.’

‘The data, for Malta as for the cities mentioned, often contains gaps and estimations, but the results lend weight to claims by the Association of Catering Establishments that there are too many restaurants for the country to handle.’

The report looks at licenses issued by the Malta Tourism Authority, which suggests a total of 837 restaurants, 1077 snack bars, 188 take-aways, 56 kiosks and 480 bars, which amounts to 2,638.

‘Based on 3,000 restaurants serving a population of 542,000, there are 180 residents per restaurant in Malta. This is the lowest figure of any destination reviewed, indicating fiercer competition.’

Dubai follows with 13,000 restaurants for a population of 3.5 million. Paris is up next with 44,000 restaurants and 13 million population in its metropolitan area at 295 residents per restaurant.

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Source: BusinessNow.mt