Local rap legend Johnston Farrugia, a.k.a Hooligan, revealed that he and his partner are having a baby boy.
The two announced in rhyme earlier in August that they’re having a baby, and the couple unveiled that they will be welcoming a little man into tier lives.
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‘Naqsmu wieħed mill-isbaħ mumenti ta’ ħajjitna magħkom’, wrote the couple on social media.
Congratulations to you both!
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has canceled the long-held joint trademark on the term “Super Hero” by Marvel Comics and DC Comics, following a legal challenge by Scott Richold of Superbabies Ltd.
This decision came after Marvel and DC failed to respond to court requests in time. The trademark, first registered in 1977 and approved in 1979, had previously allowed Marvel and DC to protect the term “superhero” from use by other companies.
However, Richold’s challenge argued that “superhero” is a generic term and should not be controlled by a few companies. The court’s ruling in favor of Superbabies Ltd means that “Super Hero” and related terms are now in the public domain.
This change will not affect Marvel or DC’s ability to print or use the term, but it opens the door for other companies to freely use “Super Hero” without legal repercussions.
Superbabies’ lead counsel, Adam Adler, hailed the ruling as a victory for creativity and innovation, ensuring that the term is available to all storytellers. Richold expressed hope that the decision will inspire smaller companies to share their superhero stories without fear of trademark restrictions.
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Archbishop Charles Scicluna has appointed Fr Sean Abela as the new parish priest of the Parish of the Assumption of Our Lady in Mġarr. The Archbishop expressed his gratitude to Fr Noel Vassallo for his administrative service in this parish.
Fr Sean Abela was born on August 17, 1992. His journey to the priesthood began at the Archbishop’s Seminary in Tal-Virtù, Rabat, where he pursued a degree in Philosophy and Theology at the University of Malta’s Faculty of Theology. He also holds a Licentiate in Pastoral Theology.
Fr Sean has a long-standing connection with the Mġarr parish, having served there as a seminarian and later as a deacon in 2021. He was ordained a priest on May 14, 2022, and has continued his pastoral duties in the parish since his ordination.
The Mġarr parish serves a community of approximately 4,840 people.
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The Breeds of Origin Conservancy, in collaboration with the Koperattiva Maltija tal-Mogħoż u n-Nagħaġ (KMMN), the Zejtun Local Council, and the Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Animal Rights, successfully hosted the first-ever show dedicated to Maltese indigenous sheep and goat breeds in Zejtun.
This event celebrated Malta’s rich agricultural heritage by showcasing a variety of native livestock, emphasising the unique traits developed over generations.
The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of preserving these traditional animals, which play a crucial role in Malta’s agricultural history and biodiversity.
The show featured various competitions, with awards presented for outstanding animals, and included information sessions to educate the public.
Lucas Micallef, Administrator of Breeds of Origin Conservancy, praised the collaboration of local organisations and the dedication of exhibitors. The positive feedback from attendees reflected strong community interest in conserving indigenous breeds.
Tragically, the day was later marked by the passing of Joseph Muscat, a renowned farmer and one of the last custodians of the Maltese goat. Breeds of Origin Conservancy remains committed to raising awareness and plans future events to further celebrate and preserve Malta’s native livestock.
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