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People Are Calling This New Netflix Season F**king Incredible

Jul 12 2024 Share

Fans of the popular Netflix historical drama series “Vikings: Valhalla” will be disappointed to learn that the newest season will be its last, leading many to speculate if the show had been canceled by the streaming giant. Debuting on Netflix in 2022, “Vikings: Valhalla” serves as a spin-off to the History Channel’s “Vikings” and takes place approximately 100 years after the original series. Initially receiving mixed reactions, the series eventually found its footing among fans of Viking history, chronicling the lives of Norse marauders’ descendants who had settled in England.

Starring Sam Corlett, Frida Gustavsson, Leo Suter, David Oakes, and Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, the spin-off features historical figures such as Leif Eriksson, Freydís Eiríksdóttir, Harald Hardrada, and King Cnut. Despite its historical foundation, fans might have expected ample source material to prolong the show or a deviation from historical elements, much like its predecessor.

However, Netflix has decided to conclude “Vikings: Valhalla” with three seasons. Showrunner Jeb Stuart believed this decision provided the best “natural conclusion” to the series. In a statement to Netflix’s Tudum, Stuart expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to tell the stories of Leif, Harald, and Freydis over three seasons. He emphasized the show’s focus on depicting the evolution of these iconic Vikings, stating, “It made sense story-wise for our Leif, Freydis, and Harald’s voyages to end with our third season.”

As fans eagerly await the final eight episodes, Stuart assures them of plenty of drama and bloody battles to come, including the introduction of Goran Višnjić as Erik the Red. All three seasons of “Vikings: Valhalla” are currently available to watch on Netflix, promising a satisfying conclusion to this chapter of history.

 

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Tips You Need to Know Before Isle of MTV Malta

Tips You Need to Know Before Isle of MTV Malta
Jul 12 2024 Share

As one of the biggest music events of the summer, Isle of MTV Malta attracts thousands of music lovers from all over the world. To ensure you have an unforgettable experience, here are some essential tips to help you make the most of the festival.

Stay Hydrated

Malta’s summer can be intense, and it’s crucial to stay hydrated throughout the day. Make sure to drink plenty of water and avoid excessive alcohol consumption, as it can lead to dehydration.

Protect Yourself from the Sun

With the festival taking place outdoors, you’ll be exposed to the sun for extended periods. Apply a broad-spectrum sunblock with an SPF of at least 30, and don’t forget to reapply it every two hours. Wear a hat, sunglasses, and light, breathable clothing to shield yourself from the sun’s rays.

Plan Your Transport

Check the public bus schedule in advance and plan your journey accordingly. Consider using ride-sharing services or taxis, and be prepared for potential delays. If you’re driving, arrive early to secure parking and avoid traffic congestion.

Arrive Early

To get the best spot and avoid the last-minute rush, aim to arrive early. This will give you ample time to explore the venue, find a comfortable place to enjoy the performances, and familiarise yourself with the amenities and exits.

Stay Connected

Keep your phone charged and have a portable charger handy to stay connected with your friends and family. Agree on a meeting point in case you get separated, and use festival apps or social media updates to stay informed about any changes or important announcements.

Get Familiar

Prepare a playlist of your favourite songs from this year’s headliners and jam out to Raye, Nelly Furtado and DJ Snake before singing along to the real thing on Tuesday 16th July – which track is your favourite?

Respect the Environment

Help keep the festival grounds clean by disposing of your trash properly and recycling when possible. Respect the environment and fellow festival-goers by following the event’s rules and guidelines.

Get your free tickets from isleofmtv.com

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Ministry of Health and Active Ageing Announces 24/7 Emergency Services

Ministry of Health and Active Ageing Announces 24/7 Emergency Services
Jul 12 2024 Share

The Ministry of Health and Active Ageing has issued a call for expressions of interest to outsource emergency services to private providers on a round-the-clock, seven days a week.

This initiative seeks to establish a collaboration  between the government and the private sector to enhance emergency care availability. Through this partnership, patients will receive treatment at private hospitals, funded by the government. The initiative aims to complement the existing services at Mater Dei Hospital, thereby improving overall patient care, increasing efficiency, and reducing waiting times.

The Minister for Health and Active Ageing , Jo Etienne Abela, emphasised the patient-centric approach of this initiative. “As I committed in the past six months since taking on the role, we have made patient-focused decisions to address the overcrowding issue  in Mater Dei’s emergency department,” Abela stated. He highlighted that this initiative will help alleviate pressure on Mater Dei while ensuring the highest quality  of service for the patients.


Interested parties are invited to submit their expression of interest by Friday, 19th July 2024. Further details and application information are available on the Ministry of Health’s website.

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Eminem Warns Fans Before Listening to His New Album

Jul 12 2024 Share

Eminem has issued a warning to his fans ahead of the release of his eagerly awaited album, The Death of Slim Shady. The iconic rapper, born Marshall Mathers, will release his 12th studio album tomorrow (12 July) and has provided his followers with specific instructions on how to experience it once it’s available.

Now that the wait is over, Eminem took to social media on the eve of his album release to announce that The Death of Slim Shady is a concept album best enjoyed when listened to from start to finish.

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