You could soon eat in a Michelin star restaurant in space

YOU MIGHT SOON BE ABLE TO EAT IN A MICHELIN STAR RESTAURANT IN SPACE

May 12 2023

Are you a foodie who loves visit Michelin star restaurants? Well, you might soon be able to do dine in one in (almost) outer space, thanks to the new venture by French company Zephalto.

The space tourism venture was founded by former air traffic controller Vincent Farret D’Asties, who is currently selling pre-reservation tickets for a place on the pressured capsule.

Dubbed Celeste, the capsule is attached to a stratospheric balloon and it is expected to ascend to an altitude of 25 kilometres. This will allow guests to glance at the curvature of the Earth whilst being fed some high class dishes.

Of course, no such reservation is going to come cheap, as tickets are going for around €10,000, with the full experience racking up to around €120,000.

CNN Travel was informed by Zephalto that seats on board the first flights for late 2024 and mid-2025 have already been reserved and that they are now opening up reservations for mid-2025 and onwards.

Six passengers will be able to enjoy this experience at a time, along with two pilots as the capsule rises in just 90 minutes, at a speed of four meters per second. The capsule will then float for around three hours before making the way back down.

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Brillanti Goes Prop: Semifinalists create stories with various objects

May 11 2023

We are getting closer than ever to the final cuts, and for this 4th round of semifinals, the dancers will have to create a story using a prop of their choice.

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Following last week’s movie soundtrack challenge, the dancers will have to show the judging panel, made up of Brenda, Attila and Patrick, that they can perform using their surroundings and what lies within it.

Whether it’s umbrellas, blindfolds or literal combat staffs, the dancers will have to stand out in yet another round.

With the judges being stricter than ever as to who makes the cut or not, some will have to prove that they have what it takes to stay in the cohort.

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But, as always, there will be cuts. Following last week’s elimination, Kim Ellul, the pressure is on for these dancers to show their resilience and leave their mark.

What prop will the dancers choose? And who will be packing their bags at the end of the programme? Tune in to Brillanti Dance tomorrow at 2030hrs on ONE TV.

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G7 Fridays are back! Malta’s biggest summer club night opens in 2 weeks

G7 is back! Malta's biggest club night opens in 2 weeks

May 11 2023

Summer is almost here, and that means it’s time to get ready for Malta’s biggest club night – G7 Fridays! Starting in just two weeks at the Gianpula Main Room, this Friday night spectacle is a Maltese tradition, welcoming thousands of revellers from across the island and beyond.

G7 Fridays is hosted by some of the island’s favourite local DJs – Debrii, Koroma, Miggy, D-Rey, JD Patrick, Cleaven, Kieren, Gabii, Nagem, and Sar – bringing their own sounds of summer to the party.

With summer vibes hitting harder than ever before, we can’t wait to dance the night away against the iconic backdrop of Gianpula Main Room’s palm trees and arched stage.

But G7 Fridays is more than just a party – it’s a community. From the moment you step through the doors, you’ll be surrounded by people who share your love of music, dancing, and having a good time. Whether you’re a regular attendee or a first-time visitor, you’ll be welcomed with open arms and made to feel like part of the G7 family.

So mark your calendars for the first G7 Fridays event of the season, and get ready to experience the best of Malta’s club scene. With top-notch local DJs, an incredible venue, and a community of like-minded partygoers, G7 Fridays is the place to be this summer.

Send this to your party squad!

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Most microplastics ever collected by Żibel removed during Golden Bay clean-up

May 11 2023

Thanks to local NGO Żibel and M Demajo Wines-Spirits, Golden Bay was liberated from a whopping 20,000 microplastics during a recent clean-up event.

A whopping 65 volunteers gathered at the popular local beach for a 5-hour collaboration, where the sifted through the sand removing only foreign objects, thus maintaining the area’s natural integrity. The 20,000 microplastics removed weighed a total of 20 kilograms, breathing new life into the bay.

After the event, the volunteers were treated to an ice-cold Johnnie Walker cocktails and sustainable merch after a hard day’s work.

“Microplastics are all around us, but the beach is one of their last resting spots before becoming impossible to collect from nature. To ensure we do not disturb the ecosystems, we employ a rigorous filtering system after sifting to make sure we leave as many organic items on the beach”, a post by Żibel read.

The sustainable local brands will be organising another clean-up on July 1st, so make sure you keep an eye out on their socials for more information!

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