Diez días después de ganar el Mundial de Fútbol 2026, el futbolista ha puesto fin a su relación con la ingeniera en IA. Tal y como ha contado el periodista Javi Hoyos, la ya expareja se sigue teniendo mucho cariño y afirma que la ruptura no se debe a terceras personas.
La boda del actual soberano británico con Lady Di fue uno de los eventos canónicos del siglo XX. Repasamos las anécdotas más peculiares y menos conocidas del 29 de julio de 1981.
En verano lo que nos gusta es disfrutar al aire libre de una buena comida en familia y con esta mesa tienes la tranquilidad de poder hacerlo sin que se deteriore.
Se estrenó con la pretensión de gustar, pero el resultado está superando las expectativas. Tras muchos meses esperando un nuevo hit entre las telenovelas de Netflix, tenemos un lanzamiento que ya es de lo más visto de la plataforma.
Su primera ficción en nuestro país llegó en 2018, pero afortunadamente detrás vinieron otras como ‘Madre’, ‘Ezel’ o ‘Infiel’. Hoy apreciamos aquel estreno de forma especial al descubrirnos su talento.
Disfruta de las mejores historias escritas por la ‘reina’ de la novela romántica y erótica en español. Durante cinco semanas a partir de este 29 de julio, junto a tu revista favorita, por solo 5,50 euros (compra opcional), podrás conseguir los best-sellers de una de las escritoras nacionales superventas.
La actriz, que ya disfruta de la playa, se sinceró hace unos días sobre su traumática separación de Achraf Hakimi: «Aprender a perdonar es fundamental».
La hija de Jesús Janeiro y María José Campanario, más sincera que nunca, habla sobre el amor, su devoción por sus padres, su profesión, su nueva casa… Y lanza una pulla a Belén Esteban: «Por mi madre, mato».
Noah Kahan is the latest artist to lash out at the White House for using his music in a social media propaganda. After President Trump’s visit to a Michigan auto plant this week to tout cars made in America, the administration posted videos and photos on TikTok and Instagram cued to Kahan’s song “American Cars” from his fourth studio album, the Billboard 200 No. 1 LP The Great Divide.
The 29-year-old Vermont-bred singer-songwriter adamantly slammed the unauthorized placement, writing in comments on Instagram (where, at press time, it appeared the sound had been disabled), “Would never approve of my music being used in support of you or this administration.” The comment on Monday’s (July 27) post has more than 21,000 likes so far.
The song, however, is still featured in the accompanying White House TikTok from the event, where it plays as Trump is signing a white Corvette while visiting the General Motors proving grounds in Milford, Mich. Kahan’s frequent cowriter and the co-author of “American Cars,” guitarist Noah Levine, left a more blunt comment on the Instagram post, writing, “You fat f–k this song isn’t for you.” At press time, a number of fans complained that it appeared Levine’s comment had been scrubbed.
At press time, a spokesperson for the White House had not returned Billboard‘s request for comment.
Kahan joins a very long list of artists who’ve called out the Trump administration for using their music without permission in videos or posts promoting the president’s agenda. Over the weekend, Katy Perry was similarly incensed when the White House used her iconic 2010 hit “Firework” in a TikTok that featured footage of military strikes, writing on X, “I am deeply appalled and angry to see ‘Firework’ used on the @WhiteHouse TikTok account as a backing track for video footage of military strikes. I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it.” The video synchronized Perry’s “boom, boom, boom” lyrics with black-and-white footage of bombing, with the caption, “Iran has been warned.”
Perry added, “My music is for bringing people together, not celebrating warfare.”
That followed a similar comment from Ariana Grande in June, when she objected to the White House using a version of her 2024 song “Bye” in a TikTok showing ICE agents arresting and handcuffing people. “Please do not ever use my music in relation to this barbaric, inhumane, heinous nonsense. F— ICE,” Grande wrote in a comment that is no longer visible.
Kahan, Perry and Grande join a large roster of acts who have spoken out against Trump using their music in campaign and administration hype videos, a list that includes everyone from Beyoncé and Adele to Celine Dion, Foo Fighters, Guns N’ Roses, Jack White/White Stripes, Kenny Loggins, Neil Young, Olivia Rodrigo, Ozzy Osbourne, Rihanna and many more.
Dua Lipa has announced her curated lineup for the 2026 London Literature Festival, running from Oct. 20 to Nov. 1 at the Southbank Centre. The program marks the latest venture for her Service95 Book Club, which features monthly reading selections and an author-interview podcast series.
“Curating the line up for the London Literature Festival with my Service95 Book Club has been a true joy and I’m so proud of the program we have created,” Dua Lipa said in a statement. “We’ll be joined by icons as well as emerging voices from across the arts the world needs to know. You will recognize some as friends of the book club, and others may be your first introduction, but ultimately, I wanted to create a space that brings together some of the most exciting writers, poets and thinkers from around the globe. I’m looking forward to being both in conversation and taking my seat in the audience at this iconic venue.”
Dua will be in conversation with a number of authors and musicians during the event. On Oct. 24, She will speak with British author Zadie Smith about her award-winning 2000 debut novel, White Teeth, alongside separate discussions with Sudanese-Canadian poet Mustafa (Oct. 24) and punk-rock icon and author Patti Smith (Oct. 25).
Elsewhere during the festival, there’ll be a number of panels focused on translated fiction, and an appearance from British rapper and musician Kae Tempest. Malorie Blackman (Noughts & Crosses) and Hernan Diaz (Trust) will also be in attendance. Tickets for the event are on sale now from the Southbank Centre’s official website.
The guest curation is the latest move by the esteemed London venue in its 75th anniversary celebrations. In June, Harry Styles curated the annual Meltdown Festival and also performed a stripped-back, rarity-stuffed headline show as part of the program.
Dua’s Service95 Book Club launched in 2023, and its monthly reads have included both classics (One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez) and a number of contemporary favorites (Flesh by David Szalay).