La periodista se ha marchado al otro lado del charco para disfrutar de unas merecidas vacaciones mientras su futuro, y el de varios de sus compañeros de ‘Espejo Público’, está en el aire.
El actor no pudo disfrutar del eclipse como había imaginado. Una herida en la córnea provocada por un accidente obligó al actor a protegerse el ojo y aprovechó para compartir con sus seguidores el consejo que le había dado su oftalmóloga.
Queda muy poco para que termine esta telenovela, pero un giro dramático dejará a todos sin habla. Cuando creíamos que las maldades de Çiçek y Karam ya eran suficientes, todo cambia con la vuelta de uno de los personajes más odiados de la ficción.
El escritor recordó que los libros de aventuras y el cine marcaron su vida, pero también admitió que el mundo ha cambiado y que hoy los videojuegos ocupan un lugar central en la imaginación de muchos jóvenes.
Mientras Felipe VI contemplaba el fenómeno astronómico desde Mallorca, el rey danés lo hizo desde un escenario muy especial: la Torre Redonda de Copenhague, donde reinauguró su histórico observatorio y estrenó su telescopio de 1929 recién restaurado, coincidiendo con el eclipse.
El futbolista sevillano se perfila como favorito en las quinielas para ser el próximo Balón de Oro gracias a una carrera que no tendría sentido sin su madre, a la que está muy unido. «Mi madre tuvo que sacarnos adelante sola a mis hermanos y a mí», recuerda.
Premios Juventud unveiled the first lineup of performers for its 2026 edition, Billboard can exclusively announce Thursday (Aug. 13).
The first wave of confirmed names are Ana Mena, Christian Nodal, Elvis Crespo, Farruko, Greeicy, Juan Magán, Marc Anthony, Mau y Ricky, Quevedo and DJ Rous.
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Notably, Farruko, Magán and Rous will premiere their new song “Marbella Nights,” the official Premios Juventud anthem in honor of this year’s first gala taking place in Spain. Farruko will also grace the stage with Greeicy to perform their EDM banger “Yapaque,” which hit No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart in July.
Quevedo will make his PJ debut with a medley, including “Columbia,” “Al Golpito” and “La Graciosa” alongside Elvis Crespo. Marc Anthony, one of this year’s Agent of Change honorees next to Yandel, will celebrate his special night with a mix of hits, including “Aguanile,” “Valió La Pena,” “Pa’lla Voy” and “Vivir Mi Vida.”
This year’s top nominees are Carín León, leading the pack with nine nominations, as well as Beéle, Kany García and Rauw Alejandro with seven nods each. Premios Juventud will take place Sept. 3 at the Starlite Auditorium in Marbella, Spain, marking its first time in Europe, following past editions in Miami, Puerto Rico and Panama.
Under the theme “Conéctate al Vibe” (“Connect to the Vibe”), the awards show — which celebrates the artists and young changemakers making an impact in music, social media and community service — will also coincide with the inaugural PJ Fest, a weeklong event with creator activations and live concerts that will take place in Houston, Miami and Los Angeles, before culminating with the live gala in Spain.
The 2026 Premios Juventud will broadcast live on Sept. 3 via Univision, UNIMÁS, Galavisión and ViX. Tickets to attend in person can be purchased here.
Fatboy Slim’s Better Living Through Chemistry is celebrating its 30th birthday, and we’re getting the presents.
The much-loved debut from Norman Cook’s house music alter ego will be reissued digitally on Sept. 25 via BMG, with special-edition LP and CD editions following on Oct. 2.
Released in 1996, Chemistry was the launch pad for Fatboy Slim, a spearhead for a golden era for British electronic music which included The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Aphex Twin and Underworld in its ranks.
The collection housed the singles “Everybody Needs a 303,” “Punk to Funk” (both released in 1996) and “Going Out of My Head” (1997). Although it only peaked at No. 69 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart, the collection paved the way for Cook’s future commercial successes, and high-profile festival and headline spots around the globe.
Next up, Fatboy Slim’s You’ve Come A Long Way Baby dropped in 1998 and spent four weeks at No. 1 in the United Kingdom.
“Better Living Through Chemistry was basically me figuring out what I was doing,” comments Cook in a statement. “I was making music for the dancefloor, the bedroom, the afterparty and anyone who’d listen. Looking back, it’s got all the mistakes, experiments and madness of that time in it, but that’s probably what I love about it most.”
The project was inspired by Cook’s Big Beat Boutique club nights at Brighton’s Concorde, and its floppy disc-inspired cover art was both a nod to New Order’s “Blue Monday” 12-inch sleeve, and to technology’s evolution and its connection to the hip of electronic music.
Cook is a man of many music hats. By the time he introduced Fatboy Slim to the music world, he was established through his work with The Housemartins and Beats International, along with Freak Power, Pizzaman and Mighty Dub Katz.
“It was the beginning of the Fatboy Slim adventure, and I’m amazed that, all these years later, people are still discovering it, dancing to it and asking me about it,” Cook comments. “It feels pretty bloody good to give it another lease of life.”
Pre-save Better Living Through Chemistry here.
The White House isn’t done with trolling Taylor Swift, and she’s not having any of it.
Not for the first time, the White House TikTok account affiliated with Donald Trump has posted a video, soundbedded with TayTay’s music.
The latest post went live on Wednesday, Aug. 12, featuring clips of Donald Trump going about his day, swinging imaginary golf clubs, giving two thumbs up, clapping, walking red carpets, randomly pointing.
The clip’s audio is Swift’s vault cut “I Bet You Think About Me,” and it’s accompanied with the caption, “We know you think about us,” a reference to the song’s lyrics.
By early Thursday, Aug. 13, the sound was muted from the TikTok, although the title remains tagged.
Written by Swift and Lori McKenna in 2011, “I Bet You Think About Me” was left off the original Red album before enjoying a second life as a “From the Vault” recording, featuring Chris Stapleton. The release debuted at No. 22 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2021.
It’s the latest in a bizarre game of musical whack-a-mole, played by the most powerful office on earth. Last week, Team Trump shared an edited clip of Donald and Melania Trump watching a fireworks show with Swift’s 2020 Folklore track “August” playing in the background. Text over the video read, “Mood because it’s August and Donald Trump is your president.”
The post’s caption added, “I’m sure @Taylor Swift is going to be super excited we used her song! #taylorswift #maga #august.”
By Friday (Aug. 7), TikTok users in the United States noticed that “August” had been removed from the post, with a message explaining, “This sound isn’t available.”
A separate White House post featured Swift’s 2025 hit “Father Figure,” which too is no longer available. And a 2025 video on the White House’s official TikTok account leaning on her song “The Fate of Ophelia” has also been scrubbed.
After those songs were removed, the Team Trump account further antagonized Swift by using a live performance version of the title track from her 2012 album, Red. The post features Red-styled cover art with a mock-up of Trump’s profile over the letters and a fake “Red (Trump’s Version)” playlist.
“Did you know Taylor Swift wrote a whole album about the color of the Republican Party,” the post’s caption reads. The sound has since been wiped.
Trump has been critical of Swift since 2018, with tensions escalating after the singer endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. Trump later responded by posting, “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” on his Truth Social platform.
More recently, the White House mocked Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding on July 4, by posting an altered photo of their celebration venue, New York’s Madison Square Garden. On the doctored MAGA image, the MSG’s digital marquee reads: “Trump Is Your President.”
Swift has other matters on her mind. On Tuesday (Aug. 11), the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announced the pop superstar would be inducted into the contemporary songwriter/artists category as part of the Class of 2026. Her induction, at age 36, makes her the youngest ever to receive the honor. She also achieved the feat in her first year of eligibility.
At the time of writing, Swift has yet to publicly comment on any of the White House posts.