Since December 2019, two of TikTok’s most famous stars, Addison Rae and Bryce Hall, have remained an on-again, off-again influencer power pair.
The relationship between him and Rae fizzled out over the summer, as Hall was criticised and even fined by the city of LA for throwing huge house parties. But the pair seemed to have reunited, as Rae posted a new video on TikTok and YouTube featuring her and Hall dancing and working together.
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In its Budget 2021 reaction, the Maltese Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) expressed its concern regarding the lack of measures covering the entertainment and arts sectors.
While it welcomed social measures, the association expressed its disappointment in the government’s alleged lack of focus on the aforementioned sectors.
MEIA also elaborated on the fact that the only measure specific to the concerned sector is a cultural assistance fund, the fruit of which can only be seen in 2021.
MEIA also announced that it will call an extraordinary general meeting on the 27th of October.
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On 12 November, Anne-Marie ‘s Youtube Originals documentary, How to be Anne-Marie, will be released. In the forthcoming YouTube Original Documentaries, Anne-Marie is among the many stars where viewers can gain an insight into her personal life and time away from the limelight.
The ‘Perfect for Me’ singer let the cameras follow her when she emerged earlier this year from the national coronavirus lockdown when she discusses how 2020 could have been for her. She’ll also talk about the stresses of success with friends and fellow artists, including Little Mix.
“I let YouTube into my life over the past few months and I can’t wait for you to see the finished film,” she explained in a statement. “I always try to be open and honest with my fans and what really excites me about this collaboration is that it’s an unfiltered look into my life; from writing and recording to downtime with my friends and family.”
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Bank of Valletta has announced that its Żurrieq Branch will be temporarily closed until further notice from Wednesday 21 October, as a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19.
In the meantime, the bank has announced that its Gżira and Marsa branches will reopen on Wednesday, 21 October. The bank hired an infection management control company to disinfect the branches and the branches are now safe to reopen for business after approval by the health authorities.
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