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La cantante pasaba por ‘El perro andaluz’ y dejaba completamente boquiabierto al presentador Manu Sánchez con la anécdota sobre las moscas y su madre, Lola Flores.
En Turquía terminó hace más de un año, pero preferimos mantener la emoción sin hacer trampas. Por eso, hemos recopilado esas migas de pan que dejan las tramas y nos hacen intuir cómo acabará la pareja protagonista de la ficción.
El seleccionador nacional ha reaccionado por primera vez al tatuaje que el futbolista se ha hecho con su rostro tras cumplir la promesa que realizó durante el Mundial. Un gesto del que el técnico ha destacado la importancia de cumplir la palabra dada.
La actriz, que se divorciaba de su ex tras más de 25 años juntos el pasado abril, ahora se enfrenta a mucho trabajo, a su deuda con Hacienda sola y a la última polémica del padre de sus hijos.
Era imprevisible, inteligente, cruel cuando hacía falta y, al mismo tiempo, lo suficientemente humana como para que el espectador entendiera sus contradicciones.
Este influencer dedica su trabajo en redes a aconsejar a sus seguidores acerca de su gasto energético. Ahora, en plena ola de calor y cuando la mayor preocupación versa sobre el aire acondicionado, tiene la clave.
Qué va a pasar en ‘Una nueva vida’: La verdad sobre la muerte de Aysen lleva demasiado tiempo enterrada entre silencios, amenazas y mentiras. Sin embargo, el momento de desenterrarla parece haber llegado.
Este jueves 30 de julio, el padre de la actriz ha fallecido y su capilla ardiente está instalada en el tanatorio de Candás, la localidad asturiana donde la familia tiene fijada su residencia.
Reebok unveiled its new seasonal campaign in partnership with global brand ambassador, Karol G.
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Following its “Born Classic. Worn for Life.” campaign, the cultural sports brand now presents its “Born Classic. Worn Together.” installment that celebrates connection, self-expression and community through its Reebok Classics sneaker.
“What I love most about Born Classic. Worn Together. is that it’s rooted in joy, energy, and community,” the Colombian superstar said in a press statement. “We brought together people of different ages, backgrounds, and perspectives to celebrate what makes each of us unique while showing how we’re all connected. That message is incredibly important to me, and I’m proud to be part of a campaign that reflects Reebok’s commitment to individuality, self-expression, and togetherness.”
The commercial campaign—shot by Alfred Marroquín in Mexico City—draws inspiration from the orange hues that represent Karol’s Tropicoqueta era and spotlights a diverse group of people celebrating fashion and human connection as they dance together to her feel-good mambo tune “Tropicoqueta.” Her album of the same name debuted No. 1 on the Hot Latin Songs chart and No. 3 on the all-genre Billboard 200 last year.
In January, Billboard exclusively announced the “Bichota” singer as Reebok’s new global brand ambassador with a multiyear partnership that marked the return of the Reebok Classics sneaker.
News of the second installment comes on the heels of Karol announcing her forthcoming studio album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto and kicking off her extensive Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour that will run through 2027 in the United States, Latin America and Europe.
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Charli XCX comes in hot on the ARIA Albums Chart, as Music, Fashion, Film debuts at No. 1.
It’s Charli’s fourth appearance in the top 10, a tally that includes No. 1s for Crash in 2022 and the remix release of BRAT in 2024.
With that fast start, the British singer and producer blocks Amy Shark from a fourth consecutive ARIA No. 1 with soft pop, new at No. 2. Shark led the all-genres albums chart with Love Monster in 2018, Cry Forever in 2021 and Sunday Sadness in 2024.
Olivia Rodrigo completes the podium with you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, down 2-3.
Icelandic singer and songwriter Laufey kicks off her seven-date Australian tour Friday night, July 31 in Melbourne, a trek that powers-up her album A Matter Of Time: The Final Hour. The album spikes 39-6 on the ARIA Albums Chart, several places adrift from its No. 2 peak.
Also new to the ARIA Chart, published late Friday, July 31, is the Strokes’ Reality Awaits. It’s new at No. 10, for the New York indie rockers’ sixth top 10 appearance, a run that includes a 2011 leader with Angles.
Close behind is Gentleman, the debut studio album from Australian singer and songwriter Budjerah. Gentleman is new at No. 14.
South African singer Tyla opens her account at No. 28 with A*Pop, her sophomore album. That’s by some distance a new career high, besting the No. 48 peak position for 2024’s Tyla.
Canadian country music superstar Shania Twain enjoys another top 40 appearance with Little Miss Twain, her seventh studio album. It’s new at No. 30. Twain has bagged three ARIA Chart leaders during her glittering career. According to ARIA, 1999’s Come On Over logged 20 weeks at No. 1, while 2002’s Up! and 2017’s Now both checked in for a week at the chart summit.
Meanwhile, Sydney rocker Body Type starts No. 42 with Tally. It’s their third album and first to crack the ARIA Top 50.
Over on the ARIA Singles Chart, Ella Langley enters an eighth non-consecutive week at No. 1 with “Choosin’ Texas.” It’s another all-female top three, with Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need” holding at No. 2 and the British singer’s collaboration with Sam Fender, “Rein Me In,” unchanged at No. 3.
The top new release belongs to international girl group Katseye, whose “Animal” debuts at No. 8. Co-written with Ed Sheeran, it’s the act’s fourth top 50 hit here after 2025’s “Gabriela” (No. 27), 2026’s “Pinky Up” (No. 19) and “Iconic By Mistake” (No. 39) with Le Sserafim and Illit. The members of Katseye visited Australia in May for a series of showcases and fan events. “Animal” is the only fresh cut new top ARIA Top 50.