Qué está pasando en ‘Sueños de libertad’: Una visita imprevista irrumpe en la vida de Fina, alterando sus planes y desencadenando acontecimientos que nadie veía venir. Se trata de Bianca.
La actriz vallisoletana se ha alejado de la televisión para crear su propia productora y desarrollar proyectos teatrales propios.
La cantante ha contestado a la mujer que denuncia que su perrita, Chloe, es la mascota que a ella le robaron en 2024, y le exige una prueba de ADN.
Si pienso en el mobiliario de forja inmediatamente me lleva al cine de Saura en los años setenta. Ahora es una tendencia que ni siquiera en Zara Home van a dejar escapar.
Antes de convertirse en uno de los grandes iconos de la prensa del corazón, la madre de Francisco y Cayetano Rivera sorprendió ejerciendo de periodista en las páginas de DIEZ MINUTOS, donde entrevistó a algunas de las mujeres más famosas del país.
El cantante vallenato Jorge Iván Díaz Lafaurie, conocido artísticamente como Churo Díaz, fue imputado por la Fiscalía General de la Nación por el presunto delito de acto sexual con menor de 14 años. La diligencia judicial se llevó a cabo este jueves 23 de julio en Valledupar y marca el inicio formal del proceso penal que enfrenta el artista.
La audiencia comenzó hacia las 8:00 de la mañana ante el Juzgado 12 Penal Municipal con Funciones de Control de Garantías de Valledupar. Durante la diligencia, el ente acusador formuló oficialmente la imputación, con lo que el cantante quedó vinculado a la investigación que se adelanta en su contra.
Sin embargo, la situación jurídica del artista aún no está completamente definida. La audiencia en la que se estudiará la solicitud de una eventual medida de aseguramiento no alcanzó a realizarse y fue aplazada, por lo que será el despacho judicial el encargado de fijar una nueva fecha para continuar con ese trámite.
Proceso continúa bajo reserva por involucrar a una menor de edad
La investigación está relacionada con una presunta víctima menor de 14 años, motivo por el cual las actuaciones judiciales se desarrollan bajo las medidas de reserva previstas por la legislación colombiana para este tipo de procesos.
Debido a esa condición, las autoridades no han divulgado información sobre los elementos materiales probatorios, los testimonios recopilados ni otros aspectos del expediente.
La audiencia también se realizó con acceso restringido, permitiendo únicamente la participación de las partes involucradas en el proceso judicial.
Días antes de la diligencia, Churo Díaz había acudido a la sede de la Fiscalía en Valledupar acompañado por el abogado penalista Keiner Sanmartín, quien asumió su representación jurídica y será el encargado de ejercer su defensa durante las diferentes etapas del proceso.
Según la información conocida hasta el momento, la investigación está relacionada con una presunta víctima que sería una de las hijas de Beatriz Isabel Castro Pérez, conocida en el ámbito vallenato como ‘Mamá Beatriz’, quien sostuvo una relación sentimental con el cantante.
La imputación no constituye una condena
Con la formulación de imputación, la Fiscalía comunica formalmente los hechos por los cuales investiga al procesado, pero esta actuación no implica una declaración de culpabilidad ni una condena.
A partir de ahora, el proceso continuará con las etapas previstas por la ley. Mientras la Fiscalía presentará los elementos con los que sustenta la investigación, la defensa tendrá la oportunidad de controvertir las pruebas y exponer sus argumentos ante las autoridades judiciales.
Asimismo, el juez deberá programar una nueva audiencia para definir si existe lugar o no a imponer una medida de aseguramiento contra el artista mientras avanza el proceso penal.
No es el primer proceso judicial del cantante
La situación judicial de Churo Díaz vuelve a captar la atención pública debido a que anteriormente también estuvo vinculado a otro proceso penal.
En 2018 fue capturado dentro de la investigación conocida como el caso Costa Azul, relacionada con una presunta red de estafas inmobiliarias que, según las autoridades de la época, habría afectado a más de 200 personas.
En ese expediente, la Fiscalía sostuvo que parte de los recursos obtenidos mediante el supuesto fraude habrían sido utilizados para financiar la carrera artística del cantante y para la adquisición de bienes como inmuebles, vehículos y ganado. La investigación estaba relacionada con quien entonces era su pareja sentimental, Beatriz Isabel Castro Pérez.
Además, en ese proceso la defensa del artista estuvo a cargo del abogado penalista Iván Alfonso Cancino González, quien recientemente fue designado como ministro de Justicia del Gobierno del presidente electo Abelardo de la Espriella.
Mientras tanto, el proceso por el presunto delito de acto sexual con menor de 14 años continúa en etapa preliminar. Será la justicia la que determine, con base en las pruebas que se recauden durante la investigación, si existe responsabilidad penal por parte del cantante.
Nivea revealed an unfortunate health update during a recent drive around Atlanta with CadillacChroniclesTV.
After she performed a couple of her classic hits plus a new track from an upcoming project, host Mr. Brian Freeman asked the R&B singer what she was thankful for and that when she broke the news that she’s been battling leukemia.
“Well, first of all, I was diagnosed with leukemia earlier this year, and I’m so grateful to God,” she told Freeman. “I’ve been going through treatment, and everything is going great, so far. And I expect it to continue. Amen, amen, amen. Very grateful for life. It’s so cliché to say you don’t know the time nor the hour, but it’s true and it just helped me put a lot of things in perspective, and I live in gratitude, like, religiously, and I’m just grateful for everything.”
She’s staying positive, though, as she’s back focusing on her music and is currently enrolled in audio engineering school. “I’m doing things I wanna do,” the 44-year-old mother of four said. “I’m definitely back into my music, and I’m going to school for audio engineering. I’ve always wanted to learn how to engineer, and mixing engineering in particular.”
Nivea then said that she’s trying to be “more present in the the moment” as she continues to love her kids while also being grateful and taking every opportunity that comes her way.
The Grammy-nominated artist did not specify which form of the blood cancer that she’s currently fighting.
PRS For Music has named Ben McOwen Wilson as the nonprofit collection society’s new CEO on Friday (July 24).
McOwen Wilson replaces Andrea Czapary Martin, who announced her departure from the role in March after seven years. McOwen Wilson will assume the title on Oct. 12.
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McOwen Wilson has previously held a number of key roles across technology, gaming and culture, most recently acting as the managing director EMEA for Google Play & Google Television from September 2022 onwards. Prior to this, McOwen Wilson operated in a number of key partnership roles for YouTube for over a decade.
He has also worked extensively with the U.K. government and industry through the U.K. Creative Industries Council and the Creative Industries Federation, with a focus on issues such as intellectual property, innovation and growth.
McOwen Wilson was selected by the PRS Members’ Council following an “extensive international search.” A press statement from the society highlights the areas of focus for McOwen Wilson in the new role, saying that “as AI, gaming, digital platforms and new forms of music consumption reshape the industry, he has spent the past 20 years building partnerships across complex digital ecosystems while working with rights holders, broadcasters, creators and policymakers.”
In its 2025 financial results, royalty collections for PRS’ 190,000 members — composed of songwriters, composers and publishers — increased by 7.7% year-on-year to £1.24 billion ($1.6 billion).
Earlier this month a case brought by Blur’s Dave Rowntree against PRS was thrown out of London’s Court of Appeal. Rowntree had sought to bring a class action suit against the society in relation to the distribution of its so-called ‘black box’ royalties; these royalties are distributed on a pro rata distribution to its writer and publisher based on the same proportions as identified royalties.
The Court of Appeal ruled that “there is nothing inherently unfair about the pro rata distribution” of unallocated royalties, recognizing that the system operates with incomplete information.
Speaking on the appointment Julian Nott, chair of the PRS Members’ Council said, “Songwriters, composers and publishers need a society working tirelessly to champion them and their rights. A society which embraces innovation and has the confidence to shape the future, not simply respond to it.”
He continued, “Ben is an outstanding leader with all the skills necessary to guide PRS for Music through the many changes in the music industry and the wider media market. Ben impressed us from the very beginning. He understands the technologies that are transforming the creative industries, but he also understands that innovation only succeeds if it works for the creators. We are confident that he will champion members’ interests at home and around the world, leading us boldly into the next phase of our evolution.”
McOwen Wilson added, “PRS for Music is built on trust, transparency, and a relentless commitment to its members,” said Ben McOwen Wilson. “It is a privilege to lead this organisation at a time when the voice of the creator must be louder than ever.”
“In the age of AI and accelerated digital distribution, protecting the integrity and value of human creativity is our most urgent priority. My focus will be on ensuring PRS serves as a catalyst for our members’ success, ensuring they remain at the centre of a sustainable and growing global music ecosystem.”
“My first priority will be to listen and learn. To understand the needs of members, customers, and partners, and with them shape an ambitious future for the society. I am excited by the opportunities ahead of us and committed to serve our members’ interests unswervingly.”
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Fresh off its World Cup spotlight, Adidas is expanding its Originals line with the debut of Originals Sport, a new womenswear collection that blends performance technology with the brand’s signature streetwear style.
Inspired by the iconic Superstar tracksuit, the collection features bras, leggings, tanks, onesies and layering pieces designed for versatile styling beyond the gym. The collection debuted in New York City on July 22 and became available July 23.
The campaign stars Tate McRae, Emilia Mernes and volleyball player Harper Murray, showcasing Adidas’ vision of women who move between sport, music and culture, while the collection updates Adidas Originals signatures, including Trefoil branding and three-stripe details, with feminine silhouettes and performance features like Climacool, AdiSoft and LYCRA Adaptiv.
SPORTY & STYLISH
Adidas Originals Sport Medium Support Bra
Medium-support bra with Adiflex stretch and removable padding.
Made for workouts and beyond, this Adidas medium-support bra features a streamlined bonded fit, breathable Climacool technology, stretchy Adiflex material and removable padding you can adjust as needed.
BUILT TO MOVE
Adidas Originals Sport Superstar 7/8 Leggings
No-front-seam leggings with CLIMACOOL comfort.
If you’re looking for leggings that can do it all, this Adidas pair checks every box. They combine CLIMACOOL technology for breathable comfort with Adimove 3.0 fabric that feels soft and supportive, while the mid-rise fit offers a sleek look you’ll want to wear long after your workout ends.
WORKOUT READY
Adidas Originals Sport Shorts
Lightweight training shorts with a relaxed fit and built-in mesh brief.
Part of the Adidas Originals Sport collection, these loose-fit shorts are designed for everything from workouts to weekend errands. They feature a comfortable mid-rise waistband with an adjustable drawstring, a built-in mesh brief for added coverage and signature satin 3-Stripes for a sporty finish.
PERFORMANCE PICK
Adidas Originals Sport Onesie
A sleek one-piece essential designed for training and beyond.
Taking activewear beyond the basics, this Adidas Originals Sport onesie combines a sleek silhouette with performance-focused details. The fitted design is made with Adiflex material for flexible support, while CLIMACOOL technology helps wick away sweat for a comfortable feel.
GYM-TO-STREET LAYER
Adidas Originals Sport Coverup
Relaxed half-zip pullover with Trefoil branding and snap-button pockets.
The perfect layer for transitioning from workouts to everyday plans, this Adidas Originals Sport coverup sweatshirt combines a relaxed fit with streetwear-inspired details. The half-zip design, hood and elasticized cuffs make it easy to adjust for comfort, while snap-button pockets keep essentials close and Trefoil branding adds a signature Adidas finish.
McRae’s involvement follows a breakthrough period for the singer, who has evolved from a teenage songwriter uploading music to YouTube into one of pop’s biggest young performers. Her 2020 hit “You Broke Me First” marked her first Billboard Hot 100 appearance, while her dynamic choreography and emotional songwriting have become key parts of her identity as an artist.
The singer recently completed her Miss Possessive arena tour, which grossed $110.8 million, according to Billboard Boxscore, and was named a Billboard Women in Music Hitmaker. She is also preparing new music and will headline Chicago’s Lollapalooza this summer.
Mernes joins McRae following her own rise in Latin pop. The Argentine artist launched her solo career with “Recalienta” in 2019 before releasing her debut album Tú crees en mí? (“Do you believe in me?”) in 2022 through Sony Music Latin. The eight-track project, which includes collaborations with Tiago PZK and Duki, helped solidify Mernes’ place in the music industry.
The Adidas Originals Sport collection is available online and in retail stores, with prices ranging from $45 to $70.
Grace Abrams is definitely an Arianator. In a clip from her recent interview with BBC Radio 1 posted Wednesday (July 22), the singer/songwriter praised Ariana Grande up and down for her artistry and devotion to fans.
Calling the pop powerhouse an “unmatched voice and presence,” Abrams said, “I do think her connection with her fanbase … it’s remained so intimate despite the fact that she’s the biggest star.”
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“I’m really in awe that despite the scale she’s at, there is still such a close attention to detail and wanting to give her fans the best possible version of the show,” she continued, calling herself a “big fan and deep admirer” of Grande’s.
In June, Abrams showed her love for the Wicked actress by covering “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love),” which is one of Grande’s 10 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hits, at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.
Grande is currently on her Eternal Sunshine Tour, her first proper trek in about seven years. At the end of the month, she’ll release her eighth studio album, Petal, which was led by single “Hate That I Made You Love Me.”
Abrams, meanwhile, is fresh off the release of her own new album, Daughter From Hell — two bonus tracks from which, “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter,” she dropped Sunday. In December, she’ll launch her Look at My Life Tour in support of the project, kicking off Dec. 2 in Denver and spanning dates in North America and Europe.
Watch Abrams gush about Grande below.