Presenter, model, actor and authentic “nice guy” Ben Camille and his wife, the equally delightful Kristina Camilleri, sit down with Adriana Bishop for a chat about making time for each other and their growing family, the meaning of true happiness and the importance of self-love.
It is a Friday afternoon and I am the last appointment of the day for Ben Camille before he switches off his laptop and moves on to the next item on his busy to-do list, an item which is, by far, the most important for him: family time.
A self-confessed workaholic, Ben has found the key to work-life balance is to take advantage of his flexible yet packed schedule as a self-employed man of many talents to set aside time for his family without any distractions and certainly no cameras.
When Sharon Attard De Giovanni and her husband, Andrew De Giovanni, became the parents of triplets a few months ago, the birth unlocked a whole new level of love they never experienced before.
“Never had we loved so deeply and so unconditionally. It’s pure joy.
“It makes you automatically want to become the best version of yourself so that you can be what your little ones deserve,” the parents of Alex, James and Zack told
Sunday Circle.
This month, couples around the world will be celebrating Valentine’s Day, a day when they mark their love for each other. This issue is a celebration of love, the sort that spans all year round.
Broadcasting experts and TV celebs appointed to first media literacy panel
First ever media literacy panel tasked to ensure citizens can exercise power of judgement and analyse complex realities
28 January 2021, 5:47pm
by Karl Azzopardi
From left to right: Peppi Azzopardi, Ben Camille, and Claire Agius will be present on the board
A Media Literacy Development Board aimed at ensuring citizens have advanced media literacy skills, has been appointed.
The board will fall under the powers of the Broadcasting Law Act and will be composed of a number of media experts.
In consultation with the Broadcasting Authority and other governmental entities, the board has the task of drawing up a plan, promoting and taking any measures to ensure the development of literacy skills in the media field.
Hundreds Of Gifts Donated To Vulnerable Maltese Children As Part Of Inspirational Drive
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Hundreds of wrapped gifts have been left under a massive Christmas tree in Castille Square, Valletta, in support of vulnerable families and children.
The drive for donations, which was supported by lawyer and Prime Minister’s wife Lydia Abela, actress Clare Agius, host Ben Camille and many other celebrities, was launched to give kids whose parents aren’t financially stable, to have a special Christmas as well.
This initiative developed after Abela’s daughter Giorgia Mae asked if Father Christmas is coming this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
[WATCH] NYE celebrations to be televised, public encouraged to stay home
The three-hour show will be televised live from Fort St Elmo between 10pm and 1am
14 December 2020, 3:23pm
by Laura Calleja
The annual News Years Eve celebrations will be televised live from Fort St Elmo, with the public encouraged to watch from home.
Speaking at a press conference on Monday VCA chairman Jason Micallef said that after discussions between the Valletta Cultural Agency and the Culture Ministry the decision was made to hold the ‘NYE Valletta Variety Show’ however, closed to the public and televised.
The three-hour show will be broadcast on TVM, NET and One between 10pm and 1am.