Sarah Bajada prepared a surprise birthday party for her partner and Nationalist MP Alex Borg for his 29th birthday.
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Sarah recorded the process of preparing for the party, which included little polaroid photos from Alex’s life and a lovely cake for all the guests to enjoy.
Alex was definitely surprised – his reaction says it all!
Happy birthday Alex!
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The 25th Anniversary Edition of the Ghaxaq Music Festival in Malta promises an exceptional celebration of music, culture, and community.
Scheduled for July 24th, 27th, and 31st, the festival boasts sensational headliners and an impressive lineup of local talent.
Grammy Award Winner Julian Marley & The Uprising will perform on Wednesday, July 24th, delivering a dynamic setlist that includes classics like “Boom Draw” and iconic Bob Marley songs.
Pop icon Ronan Keating will serenade fans on Saturday, July 27th, with beloved hits such as “When You Say Nothing at All” and Boyzone classics.
Joining these stars, renowned Pink Floyd tribute band Brit Floyd will perform on Wednesday, July 31st, as part of their Pulse 2024 World Tour.
Brit Floyd, rated as “The World’s Best Pink Floyd Performance” by Rolling Stone Magazine, adds another layer of excitement to the festival.
Local singer-songwriter Shaun Farrugia will support the main acts, enhancing the diverse musical experience. The festival will close with DJ Sue taking the stage after Ronan Keating on July 27th, ensuring a high-energy finale with her electrifying sets. DJ JJoy will also spin at the closing party on the festival’s first day, July 24th.
Supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Ghaxaq Music Festival invites music lovers to join in its historic celebration, showcasing world-class talent and creating unforgettable experiences for attendees.
Get your tickets here.
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Exciting news for fans of the iconic 2006 film “The Devil Wears Prada” – a sequel is reportedly in development at Disney. One of the original screenwriters, Aline Brosh McKenna, is in talks to write the follow-up. According to Variety, the sequel will follow Meryl Streep’s character, magazine editor Miranda Priestly, as she confronts the decline of print publications in the digital age.
US news outlet Deadline reported that the film’s original director, David Frankel, and producer, Wendy Finerman, are also in talks to return for the sequel. While it remains unclear how many of the original cast members will reprise their roles, fans are hopeful to see familiar faces.
“The Devil Wears Prada,” based on Lauren Weisberger’s 2003 novel, became a box office hit, grossing $326.7 million worldwide. The story follows Andrea Sachs, played by Anne Hathaway, as she lands a job as the assistant to Miranda Priestly, the ice-cold editor of a major New York fashion magazine.
Meryl Streep’s portrayal of Priestly earned her a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination. The film was also a breakthrough for Hathaway and Emily Blunt, who played Miranda’s assistant Emily Charlton. In the sequel, Blunt’s character is said to have moved on to become an executive at a luxury group, with an advertising budget crucial for Priestly’s magazine.
Last year, Blunt and Hathaway reunited for Variety’s Actors on Actors series, reflecting on their experience working with Streep. Blunt fondly recalled the joy of filming and the lasting impact of the movie on her career.
As the sequel takes shape, fans eagerly anticipate the return of their favourite characters and the new challenges they will face in the evolving world of fashion and publishing.
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With the new Gladiator II film trailer that was released by Paramount Pictures, which stars Paul Mescal as Lucius. The film is scheduled for release on November 22, the sequel continues the saga of Lucius, son of Lucilla and nephew of Commodus, the original film’s antagonist.
The Gladiator film has gained significant attention from Variety, The Guardian, Independent, and Forbes, each highlighting different aspects. Variety focuses on the the star-studded cast, including Pedro Pascal and Denzel Washington. The Guardian praises Ridley Scott’s return and attention to historical detail, while Independent explores the thematic depth of Luciu’s journey from Numidia back to Rome.
Fans have been awaiting a sequel to the first Gladiator for 24 years now, so it is to be expected for everyone to be raving about it, Maltese citizens especially as it was filmed in our own island of Malta. Fans are buzzing all over social media about the main cast of Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal, with fans making edits all over Tiktok and X.
Are you excited to watch the new Gladiator film ?
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