Eurovision Malta act changes song's lyrics after controversial ban by contest
It's not the first time Eurovision officials have been forced to step in and it may not be the end of the issue with the song ...
Malta's Eurovision entry censored over song's 'appropriateness'
The song, performed by 24-year-old Miriana Conte, includes the lyric "serving kant" several times in its chorus. Kant means ...
'UK's Eurovision entry is catchy, unpredictable, but Malta is grabbing the headlines'
The question for a lot of Eurovision fans this last week hasn’t been about who will represent the UK at this year’s contest ...
Eurovision fans divided over 'double standard' ruling as Malta ordered to change song entry
A split has occurred between Eurovision fans over the decision to block the word 'kant' from Malta's song entry due to Scott ...
Favourite to win Eurovision will be banned if they don't change controversial lyric
Malta's Eurovision entry faces being banned from the competition if they don't remove word from their song, due to offensive ...
Eurovision Singer Forced To Make Last-Minute Changes To Song Due To C-Word Comparisons
Malta's Miriana Conte will not be "serving kant" in Basel after all, reportedly following a complaint from the BBC.
'Serving Kant' no more: Malta’s Eurovision entry faces censorship over 'C-word' controversy
Malta’s Eurovision entry has been ruled inappropriate by the EBU due to its phonetic link to the C-word. But how did the four ...
Eurovision sparks huge row as BBC demands song from Malta removes very X-rated lyric
EUROVISION is in the middle of  a diplomatic row after the BBC objected to a song called Kant — because it sounds like a rude ...
Consonant with the sexual organ: the organizers of "Eurovision" demand to rewrite the song of Malta
Singer Miriana Conte, who will represent Malta at the Eurovision 2025 international song contest, was obliged to change the ...
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Malta to challenge 'artistic censorship' of Eurovision entry, arts minister says
On Friday, arts minister Owen Bonnici called the case an act of artistic censorship and discrimination against the Maltese language. Bonnici confirmed that Malta will not withdraw from the competition ...