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Voice Of Mufasa, Darth Vader James Earl Jones Dies

Voice Of Mufasa, Darth Vader James Earl Jones Dies
Sep 10 2024 Share

James Earl Jones, renowned for his powerful basso profundo voice, passed away at 93, leaving a lasting impact on cinema and theatre.

Best known as the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars, Mufasa in The Lion King, and the voice of CNN, Jones’ deep, commanding tone brought life to iconic characters. His death was confirmed by his agent, though the cause was not disclosed.

Jones’ career spanned over 60 years, from Shakespearean theatre to Hollywood stardom. He began acting in the mid-1960s and achieved widespread recognition for his Tony Award-winning role as boxer Jack Johnson in The Great White Hope.

This led to a film adaptation and an Academy Award nomination, making him the second African American actor nominated after Sidney Poitier.

Jones’ remarkable voice left its mark across numerous films, including Field of Dreams, The Hunt for Red October, and Cry, the Beloved Country. Even in his later years, he reprised his role as King Jaffe Joffer in Coming 2 America and voiced Darth Vader in Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Actors like Kevin Costner and Mark Hamill paid tribute, acknowledging the unforgettable presence and kindness Jones brought to his roles.

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Jake Vella Commemorated With Tallinja Banner

Jake Vella Commemorated With Tallinja Banner
Sep 9 2024 Share

Following the passing of young Jake Vella, Tallinja commemorated the young sports ambassador and inspiration to many with a banner on the side of some of their buses.

The photos were shared by the father of the late hero, Josie Vella, who thanked Tallinja for the touching surprise.

‘Remembering Jake. A true superhero who inspired us all. 2009-2024’ the slogan reads.

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Dolphins Spotted Swimming In Maltese Seas

Sep 9 2024 Share

Maltese marine videographer Jean Claude Vella, revealed several stunning videos and photos showing beautiful dolphins enjoying the pristine Maltese seas, the island has to offer.

In the videos the dolphins can be seen jumping in and out of the sea in front of a stunning sunset backdrop.

In the recent summer months, there have been several dolphins spotted in the Maltese seas.

Maltese waters are home to several species of dolphins and whales. This strong presence was confirmed by the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) three years ago, following a series of scientific studies conducted in the area.

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Perlina TV: New App With Shows & Games In Maltese For Kids

Perlina TV: New App With Shows & Games In Maltese For Kids
Sep 9 2024 Share

Sharp Shoot Media, a company with two decades of experience in local television, has launched Perlina TV, a new app offering exclusively Maltese content aimed at children under seven.

The platform provides a safe space for children to enjoy educational and entertaining programmes, similar to popular digital platforms like Disney and Netflix, with new content added monthly.

 

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Perlina TV features original shows, including a puppet show set on a farm, an animated series about local animals teaching children numbers and colors through songs, and a character named Linu Perlinu, who explores places of interest in the Maltese Islands.

The app also offers bedtime stories narrated by local personalities, a virtual reality series, and tales with a local twist.

The app aims to promote and preserve the Maltese language, with support from the Centre for the Maltese Language and Arts Council Malta. Perlina TV’s content is written by Audrey Brincat Dalli, a renowned local television writer, and produced by Maltese artists and professionals.

The platform is seen as a valuable tool for parents and teachers, providing interactive and engaging resources for teaching Maltese.

It also addresses concerns raised by a national survey showing that many young children struggle to understand Maltese. Perlina TV will be available to the public in November.

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