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Squid Game director reveals when fans could expects show’s second season

Apr 10 2022 Share

The director of hit series Squid Game, Hwang Dong-hyuk, has revealed when fans can expect the much-awaited second season after the show debuted and quickly became a global success.

In a recent interview with entertainment platform Variety, Dong-hyuk revealed that he hopes Squid Game season two will come out on Netflix by the end of 2024. The director remained relatively mysterious with regards to potential plot lines and character arcs, stating only “There will be more great games, that’s all I can say.”

He also hinted that some characters may come back for season 2, with popular character Kang Sae-byeok, played by HoYeon Jung rumoured hinted at returning in a ‘different form.’

If you are one of the handful of people who didn’t give in to the worldwide phenomenon of Squid Game, the drama-thriller revolves around a mysterious, violent game which ropes in 456 individuals on the brink of financial catastrophe to compete in a series of deadly games in hopes of winning a jaw-dropping cash prize.

Are you a fan of Squid Game?

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New Labour MP shares touching photo with his father moments after election results

New Labour MP shares touching photo with his father moments after election results
Apr 10 2022 Share

Newly elected Labour MP Omar Farrugia, known most for being Mqabba mayor, has shared a touching photo of an embrace with his father moments after this year’s election result was revealed.

The 27-year-old posted the photo with the caption “The hug with my father moments after the result came out. Beautiful moments to be cherished,” with thousands of likes and comments flooding the post with hearts and reactions.

Farrugia was recently elected to Parliament after winning the casual election on his fifth district, becoming one of Labour’s younger faces in parliament after the party won the 2022 general election with yet another historic margin.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck get engaged for second time

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck get engaged for second time
Apr 10 2022 Share

A-list celebrities Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck seem to have reignited the fire they ones had years ago after the popular singer and actress Lopez announced the she is once again engaged to Affleck.

The celebrity romance had first started in 2002, with fans immediately taking to their couple name ‘Bennifer’ like wildfire, with the two starring in the same film Gigli and The Batman star even appearing in some of Lopez’s music videos.

Rumours started circling when Lopez was spotted with a big green diamond ring whilst with her daughter in Los Angeles, eventually posting to social media that she had an ‘exciting and special story’ to share with her fans.

In a recent interview, Lopez called Affleck a ‘brilliantly smart, loving, charming and affectionate’ person.

Meanwhile, while most fans are happy, others are jokingly posting “Don’t let Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck trick you into getting back together with your ex.”

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Manipulating gender quota is ‘slap in the face’ to fair representations, says Women’s Lobby

Manipulating gender quota is 'slap in the face' to fair representations, says Women's Lobby
Apr 10 2022 Share

Following what has been called ‘manipulation’ of the recently-introduced gender corrective mechanism, The Malta Women’s Lobby has expressed its distaste with the situation and called it a ‘slap in the face’ of real, fair representation.

In a statement published on Saturday, the Women’s Lobby stated that “in spite of pressure on some women candidates not to contest the by-election, women have still participated fully in this process. The attempt to manipulate the system is a slap in the face to those who have fair representation at heart.”

Earlier this week, PN candidate Janice Chetcuti passed on the opportunity to contest the casual election and use the gender corrective to get into Parliament, opting to use the gender corrective mechanism instead to give a chance to other candidates in her third district.

The mechanism will give a total of 12 additional seats, sex to each party, to Malta’s political parties in order to increase the number of women MPs.

The lobby stated that “Having another candidate represent a particular constituency is nothing but a veiled excuse, and it is evident party matters are being prioritised over democratic representation,” concluding by stating that “the perception of women as second class citizens needs to stop now.”

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