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Press Release: World-Class Boxing Set To Go Local

World boxing champions and Malta’s finest boxers are set to meet in the ring at the Dixon’s Pain Academy’s Golden Gloves Fight Night on 25th April. The long-awaited Golden Gloves Fight Night, organised by Dixon’s Pain Academy in association with Privé Events, will bring the Maltese public the finest and most spectacular boxing matches to-date, at the MFCC in Ta’ Qali. The evening of 25th April 2014 will feature an array of semi-professional and professional World Championship matches. This will include an intriguing fight card with some explosive match-ups, such…read more

Apr.06

Equal Rights for Everyone

Posted by Iggy Fenech in Humanitarian

SIGN THE PETITION Human rights are beyond politics and partisanships, beyond religion, ethnicity, nations and states. And they should be for everyone without discrimination. No one has the right to tell anyone that they are not equal, that they do not deserve to officialise their partnerships, that they would not make good parents. No one has the right to make anyone else – of any race, ability, sexual orientation or gender – feel inferior. I, along with all the other people featured below, stand for justice and equality. For same…read more

Apr.04

Launching Moveo

Posted by Iggy Fenech in Artists, Dance, Digital Media

‘Lost Souls’ set to come home at the launch of the Moveo Dance Company. Although Malta is an island rich in cultural and artistic heritage, interdisciplinary and collaborative work in Malta is only just starting to take prominence. That doesn’t mean, however, that such examples of expressionist art do not exist, and for five long years, some of our best pioneers in the area have been working hard to bring this exceptional art to the forefront. (I would also like to point out that the use of the word ‘some’ indicates…read more

Apr.02

The Art of Good Service

Posted by Iggy Fenech in Food, Hotels, Restaurants

Certain jobs, which might appear easy to do, often require skill to master and patience to execute. Waiting is definitely one of them. Someone in the hospitality sector once told me that what sets hotels in the same category apart is neither the décor nor the establishment, but the standard of service the place offers – and I realised just how right this person was when I got to spend a weekend at the Intercontinental Hotel in St Julian’s. There is something incredibly inspiring in the fact that a hotel…read more