Lleva apenas unos días en la plataforma y ya es el filme más visto en su catálogo en España. Este thriller liderado por el actor madrileño consigue jugar con el misterio hasta el final, lo que explica que esté llamando la atención del público.
No hay nada mejor que reírse de uno mismo. Y eso es lo que ha hecho el ya marido de la presentadora de ‘Espejo Público’, que ha compartido algunos de los memes sobre el estilismo que escogió para su boda, así como sus verdaderos sentimientos.
La actriz lleva casi 2 años interpretando a Leocadia y, ahora que la pérdida de poder parece acorralar su personaje, ha publicado un post un tanto enigmático que ya está desatando especulaciones respecto a su continuidad en la serie.
El catalán deja Londres tras 4 años jugando en el Chelsea para trasladarse a Madrid y comenzar un nuevo capítulo profesional y personal. Así se ha despedido de su equipo.
La presentadora decidió no seguir al frente del reality desde Honduras después de tres años y seis ediciones. La noticia se supo en febrero, pero no ha sido hasta ahora cuando Laura ha contado los verdaderos motivos de su decisión.
Te vas de casa unos días para tomarte un merecido descanso y en cualquier momento tus plantas se despiden para morir durante tu ausencia. Ahora te traigo los consejos para evitarlo.
El presentador ha pasado muchos años con una rutina rígida condicionada por sus programas en Atresmedia. Ahora, a punto de iniciar una nueva etapa en Mediaset, tendrá que retomar ciertos hábitos. ¿Seguirá renunciando al descanso?
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Oliver Tree‘s mother shared a touching final message from her son at a memorial for the beloved, eccentric singer in Santa Cruz, Calif. over the weekend. Christine Nickell told the audience about the last conversation she had with Tree (born Oliver Tree Nickell), who died in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on June 14 at 32.
“I texted Oliver the day before he passed and asked how quitting smoking was going for him, as he promised he would give it up once he was on tour,” she told the audience on Saturday (July 25) at the “Celebration of Life” held at Santa Cruz’s Quarry Amphitheater, where she described her son as a “sweet and mischievous child” who was a “bolter,” always eager to run, explore and not look back. “He FaceTimed me immediately and let out a huge puff of cigarette smoke in my face.”
She added that Tree was “so happy and excited about life that day, he told us he was taking a helicopter ride to a house on a mountaintop the next day to make TikToks and music with his friends. He loved having epic days, each one more memorable than the last. The overwhelming outpouring of love and support since Oliver’s passing has been a profound source of comfort. I have witnessed humanity at its very best.”
The event had the touch of the absurd that Tree was known for, including three mannequins laid out in coffins dressed as the singer lined up in front of the dais, all wearing variations of his signature brightly colored windbreakers, sunglasses, bowl haircut and cowboy hats. But, as his mom noted, Tree could be silly at times, except when he sat his family down to preview his new music, insisting they sit silently and pay full attention, no phones, no talking, no distractions.
“We had to sit in complete silence and absorb his art with the same seriousness, care and reverence that he brought to creating it,” she said with a smile, surrounded by the rest of the Nickell family. “And if you didn’t, he’d shut it down and you’d get the wrath of Oliver. And those of you who know that wrath, know it was dreaded.”
In keeping with Tree’s cheeky sensibility, the event opened with a note from Ron Johnson Van Swanson, the fictional president of the singer’s independent Alien Boy Records. “On behalf of everyone here at the label, we would like to thank you for celebrating the life of our most beloved artist, Oliver Tree Nickell. Tonight’s program will immerse you through the mind and art of Oliver Tree. Our journey will begin at the very start of his roots and we will work our way up around and then all the way back down the rabbit hole,” he said in a video message.
Swanson encouraged the hundreds of fans gathered to honor Tree to sing along during the musical tribute, noting that he loved when fans sang with him. “So please do so … or else,” Swanson added ominously as flames filled the screen.
A video montage of some of Tree’s best moments on stage — including childhood footage proving that the bowl haircut was an OG part of his look from day one — ended with tape of a teenage Oliver describing his limitless opportunities. “People don’t realize their potential,” he says. “Even myself. I don’t really fully know what I’m capable of. You know, I feel like I have a pretty good idea from some of my experiences growing up that I could do pretty much anything I put my mind forth to.”
The event also featured homages from friends Diplo and Logan Paul, with DJ/producer Diplo calling Tree the coolest person he ever met. All proceeds from the event benefited Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Grant for Baby Geniuses, a foundation the singer’s estate launched in accordance with his will to help emerging artists.
Watch the tribute broadcast below (tribute from Christine Nickell begins at 54-minute mark).
Dolly Parton’s older brother, Coy “Denver” Parton, has died. He was 82.
Parton died Thursday (July 23), according to an obituary shared by Atchley Funeral Home in Sevierville, Tenn. A cause of death was not disclosed.
Known as Denver, Parton lived largely outside the public spotlight. According to the obituary, he worked for years as a crane operator building bridges. He was also a homestead farmer and an avid hunter.
Denver was one of 12 children born to Lee Parton and Avie Lee Owens Parton in Sevier County, Tenn. Dolly Parton has often spoken about her large family and rural upbringing in the Smoky Mountains, experiences that have shaped much of her music, storytelling and public identity across her decades-long career.
Denver is survived by his daughters, Chris Parton and Jennifer Parton; grandson Ian Parton and his fiancée, Taylor York; brother Bobby Parton; and sisters Willadeene Buzzeo, Dolly Parton, Stella Parton, Cassie Griffith, Freida Parton, Rachel George and Laura Price. He is also survived by his sister-in-law Kay Parton, as well as nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, cousins, special nephew Mitchell Blalock and special friends Nancy Hurst and Kathy Farr.
Dolly Parton has not publicly commented on her brother’s passing, though Denver’s death marks another loss for the Parton family in recent years. Dolly’s brother Randy Parton, a singer and musician who performed with her over the years, died in 2021 at age 67. Her brother Floyd Parton, who co-wrote songs including Dolly’s “Rockin’ Years,” died in 2018. Her brother David Parton died in 2024, and Dolly’s husband, Carl Dean, died in March 2025.
Following Randy’s death, Dolly shared a statement reflecting on the family’s faith. “The family and I are grieving his loss but we know he is in a better place than we are at this time,” she wrote at the time. “We are a family of faith and we believe that he is safe with God.”
Dolly Parton remains one of the most influential artists in country music history. Across her decades-long career, she has placed 25 songs at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, including “Jolene,” “I Will Always Love You” and “9 to 5.” She was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2022 and released the rock album Rockstar the following year.
Parton also recently announced Dolly: A True Original Musical, a Broadway-bound production based on her life and career.