A post uploaded to Facebook page Are You Being Served has gotten us asking – would you try a Pizza Tortellini?
You read that correctly – a pizza with tortellini for a topping. The photo was shared by Binkies by Pizza Madness, a local eatery and pizzeria located in Gwardamanga, Malta.
So now we ask you – would you try such a bizarre serving?
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As the clock ticks down to Christmas, finding the perfect last-minute gifts for the special women in your life is made easy with the diverse offerings on local shopping platform ‘nsejt.mt’. Skip the shipping delays and explore their delightful selection of thoughtful presents that will bring joy to any recipient.
For a touch of pampering, the Cocktail Bath Bomb sets with flavours like Mojito and Pina Colada, priced at €10.95 per set, are a perfect treat. These aromatic and fizzy bath bombs add a splash of luxury to her self-care routine.
If she enjoys a good challenge, consider the Ravensburger Puzzle Selections available in different themes, from Star Wars Mandalorian to Disney and global landmarks. Priced between €12 and €16, these puzzles promise hours of entertainment and relaxation, making them an ideal gift for the holiday season.
For the fragrance enthusiast, the Pepe Jeans Celebrate for Her 30ml Fragrance is a steal at €25.95. This captivating scent is a wonderful addition to her collection, offering a touch of luxury without breaking the bank.
Surprise her with Women’s Secret’s ‘Eau My Delice‘ Eau de Toilette, a delightful fragrance priced at €15.00. This enchanting scent is sure to become a favorite in her daily beauty routine.
Finally, for the on-the-go woman, consider the thermal insulated cup adorned with cute cats, keeping her drinks hot or cold for €18. This stylish and practical gift is perfect for the busy individual who wants to savour their favourite beverages in style.
With ‘nsejt.mt,’ finding thoughtful last-minute gifts for women is a breeze, allowing you to make this holiday season truly memorable.
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After 44 years of service, Raymond Scicluna, the Clerk of the House of Parliament, is set to retire from his role, as announced during the last parliamentary session on Monday.
Both sides of the House expressed gratitude for Scicluna’s contributions, acknowledging his professionalism and accessibility. Serving as Clerk of the House since 1978, Scicluna received applause from MPs, with Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne, PL Whip Andy Ellul, PN Whip Robert Cutajar, Opposition Leader Bernard Grech, and Speaker Anglu Farrugia all commending his dedicated work.
Ellul praised Scicluna as a professional friend with a robust sense of humor and unparalleled knowledge of parliamentary procedures. He highlighted Scicluna’s role in addressing disputes within the House and extended warm wishes for a happy retirement.
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Cutajar lamented the loss of a committed, loyal, responsible, and humble individual, emphasizing Scicluna’s accessibility and dedication to parliamentary values.
He acknowledged Scicluna’s status as a role model for parliamentary workers and commended his environmentally conscious commute by bicycle.
Speaker Farrugia lauded Scicluna for his dedication, precision, good conscience, and the courage to voice dissent when necessary. Describing Scicluna as an example of democratic principles, Farrugia emphasized Scicluna’s prioritization of family and jokingly welcomed him to continue working if he felt inclined.
In a brief response, Scicluna thanked House members and his family. The Speaker and the PN expressed their appreciation with small gifts, marking the conclusion of Scicluna’s longstanding service.
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Diana, Princess of Wales’ 1985 black velvet evening dress has shattered records at Julien’s Auctions in Hollywood, fetching $1,148,080, surpassing its $100,000 estimate.
Worn in Florence and to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, the gown features a blue organza skirt, shoulder pads, a bow, and sash.
Constructed with fabric chosen by Jakob Schlaepfer and adorned with metallic embroidered stars by Jacques Azagury’s design team, the ballerina skirt pays homage to Diana’s love of dance and her support for the English National Ballet.
The dress’s price nearly doubles the gap between the previous record-holder, a 1991 velvet gown by Victor Edelstein. Diana, known for wearing Moroccan-British designer pieces during her royal tenure, showcased a pink crepe blouse at the TCM Present: Hollywood Legends auction, fetching $381,000.
Other notable items included Audrey Hepburn’s Givenchy dress from Charade, Gloria Swanson’s 1950 Sunset Boulevard gown, and Barbra Streisand’s sailor dress from the 1960s special My Name Is Barbra. The auction showcased iconic Hollywood attire, underlining the enduring allure of vintage celebrity fashion.
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