He encontrado rebajadas varios juegos de sartenes idénticos a los que mi madre usaba para cocinar en mi casa del pueblo. Ya los he comprado y te los enseño.
Las servilletas de ‘Gracias por su visita’ están en boca de todos este 2026 gracias a la vuelta del costumbrismo. Estas de Zara Home les rinden un bonito homenaje.
La ‘reina’ de la novela romántica y erótica recibe a DIEZ MINUTOS en su casa para hablarnos de su última novela, ‘Ríete de las bodas’. Hemos podido conocer mejor a la persona que protagoniza un fenómeno editorial inigualable con más de 10 millones de lectores en todo el mundo.
Hace años se rumoreó que habían salido, y la sintonía entre la cantante, recién separada de Óscar Casas, y el tenista sigue intacta a juzgar por su complicidad.
El jinete participó en un campeonato de saltos después de un año y medio apartado de las pistas por su última lesión. A la competición acudió acompañado por su mujer, con la que demostró mucha complicidad.
PJ Harvey is sending a message from deep space. The British singer-songwriter has unveiled “Voyager,” a sweeping new track inspired by NASA’s legendary Voyager probes, which were launched in 1977 and continue their journeys nearly five decades later.
Originally conceived during sessions for Harvey’s next album – details of which have yet to be announced – “Voyager” took on a new life after physicist Professor Brian Cox invited the musician to contribute a song to his live Emergence stage show, which hits the U.K. later this year. The track was later recorded with a full orchestra at Miraval Studios in Provence, France.
Lyrically, the track also references the late astronomer Carl Sagan, whose 1994 book Pale Blue Dot was inspired by an image of Earth taken from the edge of the solar system, by NASA’s Voyager 1. In it, Sagan described the planet as “a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.”
Harvey shared in a statement: “I was excited for the challenge to compose a song in the ‘voice’ of Voyager 2. I have long been fascinated by the spacecraft and its journey, and asked myself, ‘What it might say to us if it could?’ This was an inspiring route to take to develop the song.
“The song had already started life as part of the ongoing work towards my new album, so when Professor Brian Cox invited me to write a piece for his new show, I sent him the voice memo of this song to see if it resonated,” she continued. “It immediately made him think of the Voyager craft and the sound of its signal being sent back to Earth. With these ideas as my starting point I let the song develop, and discussed an orchestral accompaniment with Dario Marianelli.
“I’m very happy with the end result, and it’s wonderful to hear the orchestral score bring such expansiveness to my music. I thoroughly enjoyed researching the history and journey of Voyager 1 & 2, and was glad to be able to quote the great Carl Sagan within the song, and his famous description of our fragile and beautiful ‘pale blue dot’.”
Harvey’s most recent studio album arrived in the form of 2023’s I Inside the Old Year Dying, her tenth full-length effort to date. It marked her first release with independent label Partisan Records after three decades with Island Records and followed 2016’s Grammy-nominated The Hope Six Demolition Project.
The record also earned a nomination for the Mercury Prize, adding to her long history with the award; the Dorset musician has been nominated several times overall and has won twice, for Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (2001) and Let England Shake (2011). She remains the only artist to have received the award on two separate occasions.
Thanks to the outpouring of love for You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love, Olivia Rodrigo is enjoying the happiest week, ever. Her words.
The American pop phenomenon dropped in for a chat Wednesday, June 24 with Australia’s Nova network on her hit new album, how she surrounds herself with supportive people, and more.
After powering to No. 1 on both sides of the Atlantic, and around the globe, including Australia, the love for You Seem Pretty Sad has put a smile on Rodrigo’s face.
“I’ve had the happiest week ever. It feels so amazing to have this record out in the world,” she tells Nova 96.9’s Ricki-Lee & Tim. “I’ve been living with it, and you know, finessing it for about two years now, and so it feels kind of surreal that now the songs are in other people’s hands, and to watch them kind of resonate with them the way that they are, and you know, apply them to their own personal lives, is just, it’s just so beautiful, and a total dream come true.”
You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love bows at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 485,000 units shifted, for Rodrigo’s career best week. She’s now a perfect three-from-three on the all-genres albums chart, and the rumor mill is now grinding away on whether Rodrigo can win her first album of the year trophy at the Grammy Awards next February.
The secret to her success? Working with the right people. Just like the rest of us, Rodrigo admits she’s “navigating my way through this crazy old world,” but she insists on “finding people who really support you and truly love you for who you are is just the name of the game. I think if I am sane at all, it’s only because of my wonderful friends who have always supported me and like brought me back down to earth.”
If she had to dish out advice, she’d suggest being “really careful who you spend your time with.”
Currently, Rodrigo doesn’t have any Australian tour dates scheduled for her 65-date world tour in support of Sad, though she isn’t ruling it out. “I am so on album mode. I like literally cannot see five feet in front of [me],” she told the Sydney Breakfast radio show hosts. Rodrigo last visited these parts in October 2024 when her GUTS World Tour looped into Sydney and Melbourne. “I love going to Australia,” she added, “and I hope to be back very soon.”
The love goes both ways. You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love (via Geffen/Universal) opened its account at No. 1 on the ARIA Chart last Friday, while “Stupid Song” started atop the national singles tally, giving Rodrigo a rare chart double. All 13 tracks from the new collection impact the ARIA top 30.
Like in the United States, all three of her studio albums have topped the national chart. Her debut album Sour logged eight weeks at No. 1 in 2021, and her sophomore collection Guts led the tally for two weeks in 2023. Rodrigo just missed out on the top 10 with her 2025 release Live From Glastonbury (A BBC Recording), which peaked at No. 11.
Stream her interview with Nova here and below.
When Mackenzie Sol was just 4 years old, he auditioned for judge Simon Cowell on The X Factor. More than 20 years later, the now-25-year-old TikTok star was back in front of Cowell to try out for America’s Got Talent.
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On Tuesday night’s (June 23) episode, Sol transformed sombr‘s breakout hit “Back to Friends” into a sensual R&B ballad, slowing down the tempo and adding a series of creative vocal runs, putting all the attention on the song’s heartbreaking lyrics. “Back to Friends” was sombr’s first song to hit the Billboard Hot 100 back in April 2025, eventually peaking at No. 7 in January this year.
Ahead of his performance, Sol was able to tell Cowell about their first encounter more than two decades ago. What he didn’t mention is that in the years since, he’s gone on to amass more than 12 million TikTok followers through his combination of comedy and music videos. He also previously auditioned for American Idol in 2024, making it to the top 20 of season 22 before he didn’t make the top 14 cut.
But he’ll be moving forward in AGT: Following the sombr cover, Cowell asked fellow judge Mel B of Spice Girls fame to share her thoughts, and she immediately went for the Golden Buzzer, automatically advancing Sol to the live shows.
Below, watch Sol’s full audition:
After almost 60 years, Daryl Braithwaite is calling time on performing live.
In a social post on Tuesday, June 23, the ARIA Hall of Fame inducted singer and former Sherbet frontman says years-long battles with his own body are taking a toll.
“I would like to share this news with you all,” he writes on Instagram. “After much thought and consideration, I have made the difficult and sad decision to step back from performing live gigs. For some time now it has been increasingly physically challenging for me to sing comfortably and as a result it has taken the joy out of performing, which has always been so important to me.”
The iconic Australian singer doesn’t close the door on studio work or future recordings, although he leaves little wiggle room for one-off shows or events.
“I have loved the 58 years of being a part of the music industry,” he continues. “I sincerely want to thank all of the dedicated and loyal supporters and all of the people and organisations that I have been associated with who have been such a significant part of my singing life. With much love and I thank you. Daryl.”
Braithwaite’s last promoted solo show was presented March 13 at The Cooly Hotel in Queensland. Prior to that, he embarked on the 2024 Red Hot Summer series, a national tour of open-air venues headlined by Simple Minds and ICEHOUSE.
As frontman with glam-era pop outfit Sherbet, Braithwaite landed a string of hits in the ’70s with “Summer Love,” “Howzat,” “Cassandra” and others. The Sherbs, as they’re affectionately known down under, enjoyed a taste of international success.
Back in 1976, their Aussie chart-topping hit “Howzat” reached No. No. 4 in the United Kingdom and No. 61 in the United States. And they crossed into French Touch territory when Daft Punk sampled their early ‘80s track “We Ride Tonight” for the now-disbanded duo’s song “Contact,” from 2013’s Random Access Memories.
Braithwaite’s interpretation of Rickie Lee Jones’ “The Horses” is now regarded as a classic Down Under and is a staple at house parties across the country. When triple j counted down its inaugural Hottest 100 of Australian Songs in July 2025, Braithwaite’s “The Horses” came in at No. 30 – the highest-ranked cover in the poll.
The Aussie singer, how aged 77, is one of a small handful of artists twice elevated into the ARIA Hall of Fame. He got his dues with Sherbet in 1990, in just the third year of the annual celebration. And again in 2017, as a solo artist.
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From the screen to skin, Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters franchise is showing up in brand new ways, as seen in a new collaboration with Korean skincare brand, Anua.
The K-beauty brand — which recently signed Kendall Jenner as an ambassador — released its KPop Demon Hunters collaboration earlier this year, and the products now get their first discount as part of Amazon’s Prime Day sale.
The Anua x KPop Demon Hunters collection is discounted up to 25% right now on Amazon.com. Why it’s worth it: the products are still regular price on the Anua site.
ANUA Ceramide Barrier Collagen Mask (Four-Pack)
These Anua face masks are infused with ceramides, peptides and other nourishing ingredients for long-lasting hydration and skin repair.
The bouncy mask is paired with a cool, gel-like formula that absorbs quickly and easily on the skin (what we like: the mask stays put too). Reviewers say their skin is noticeably firmer and smoother after wearing the mask for a couple of hours. The KPop Demon Hunters edition of the mask features Rumi, Mira and Zoey on the packaging, and a “Golden”-inspired backing film that reveals itself when you first open the mask.
ANUA Vita Collagen Mask (Four-Pack)
This “Eternal Honmoon” edition of the mask helps to improve skin firmness and brightness, thanks to the addition of vitamin C and 1% “pearl” for a dewy, shimmery, glass skin effect.
Anua says the thick gel sheet gradually becomes thinner as it applies to the skin, “delivering a refreshing soothing effect.” In our experience, this mask works best when worn for about 30 minutes.
Anua Ultra-Thin Spot Cover Patch
This pack of 55 acne dots features pimple patches inspired by the characters and motifs from the movie.
The stickers help to absorb excess oil while working to soothe irritated skin. We’ve tried out these patches and they surprisingly stay on even when we’re moving around all day. As a punny product description teases, “Spot demons? Take them down immediately.”
Anua, Zero-Cast Moisturizing Sunscreen SPF 50
One of the bestselling products from the Anua x KPop Demon Hunters collaboration is this SPF 50 sunscreen, inspired by Rumi.
The sunscreen is safe and gentle on all skin types and the “zero cast” formula blends evenly without leaving a white film or sticky residue. The sunscreen comes in a Rumi-themed box. Amazon says more than 8,000 people have purchased this sunscreen in the last month alone.
Anua Invisible Matte Finish Sunscreen
This sunscreen is inspired by Mira and features a clear, gel-style formula that applies easily without leaving a white cast.
In addition to offering protection from UVA and UVB rays, the sunscreen works as a makeup base. The lightweight formula, meantime, won’t clog pores or leave a greasy finish, and we’ve found that it lasts for hours without needing re-application.
Anua Invisible Matte Finish Sunscreen
Specially designed for the face, this SPF 50 sunscreen is inspired by Zoey and can be used on its own or work under your makeup.
This is another clear sunscreen from Anua, and the brand says the formula features a “blurry” effect that improves the look of your skin. I personally love this sunscreen because it helps to even out my oily skin tone, leaving behind a smooth, matte finish.
Anua Invisible Glow Sun Stick
It’s not just the HUNTR/X girls who are part of the Anua collab — the beauty brand even has a sunscreen “Glow Stick” inspired by Derpy, the supernatural tiger from the film.
This pocket-sized SPF stick makes it easy to apply sunscreen to your face and body, delivering sun protection with just a few simple swipes.
Anua says the KPop Demon Hunters collection is “focused on fostering skin’s glow, protection and recovery” so that fans and users will be “shining like you were born to be.”
Get the collab for up to 25% off during Amazon Prime Day, which runs till June 26. As with all Amazon deals though, pricing could change at any time so we recommend adding your favorite products to cart now while the discount is still live. The Anua K-beauty products are just one of a number of Prime Day beauty deals this year. See more beauty, makeup and skincare deals here.
The collection is inspired by the characters, colors and “key moments” from the hit K-pop musical, which took home an Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film and Best Original Song.