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Manipuladoras, elegantes, despiadadas y capaces de cualquier cosa por conseguir sus objetivos, estos personajes lograron eclipsar, en muchas ocasiones, a las propias protagonistas.
Al aire libre y en medio de la romántica hora dorada del atardecer, Susanna Griso y Luis Enríquez se dan el ‘sí, quiero’ en Girona.
La presentadora Emma García ha frenado en directo a sus colaboradores después de un intenso debate en directo.
Tamara Gorro ha publicado un vídeo en el que se la puede ver sentada, cansada y con una vía en el brazo.
Tamara Falcó ha revelado su preocupación por el futuro del Palacio El Rincón durante el gran incendio que afecta a la Comunidad de Madrid.
Sean “Diddy” Combs, reconocido productor musical y fundador de Bad Boy Records, fue trasladado a un régimen de aislamiento en el Centro Correccional Federal (FCI) de Fort Dix, en Nueva Jersey, luego de verse involucrado en un presunto altercado con otro recluso, según reportaron NBC News, TMZ, ABC News, PEOPLE e Infobae, que citaron fuentes cercanas al caso.
De acuerdo con la información divulgada por esos medios, el incidente ocurrió a comienzos de esta semana dentro del penal donde el artista cumple una condena de 50 meses. Aunque las circunstancias exactas no han sido confirmadas oficialmente, las versiones conocidas indican que la discusión se habría originado tras un comentario realizado por otro interno.
Los reportes señalan que el personal de custodia intervino de inmediato para controlar la situación y separar a los involucrados. Posteriormente, Combs fue trasladado a un área de aislamiento como parte de los protocolos establecidos por las autoridades penitenciarias.
Se desconocen las consecuencias del altercado
Hasta ahora no se ha informado la gravedad de la pelea ni si alguno de los involucrados resultó lesionado. Tampoco se conoce cuánto tiempo permanecerá en aislamiento o si esta medida derivará en una sanción disciplinaria adicional.
Consultada por varios medios estadounidenses, la Oficina Federal de Prisiones de Estados Unidos evitó pronunciarse sobre el caso. La entidad explicó que, por motivos de privacidad y seguridad, no divulga información relacionada con las condiciones de reclusión o los procedimientos disciplinarios de los internos.
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La condena que cumple el productor
Combs permanece recluido en la prisión federal FCI Fort Dix desde octubre de 2025, tras ser condenado en un juicio federal celebrado en Manhattan.
El jurado lo declaró culpable de dos cargos por transporte de personas para participar en prostitución. No obstante, fue absuelto de las acusaciones más graves que enfrentaba, entre ellas tráfico sexual y conspiración para cometer crimen organizado.
La sentencia impuesta fue de 50 meses de prisión, con descuento del tiempo que permaneció detenido antes del juicio. Además, el productor continúa apelando tanto el fallo como la condena.
La fecha prevista de libertad
Según la información publicada por PEOPLE, la salida de prisión está programada para febrero de 2028, luego de que la fecha fuera adelantada frente al calendario inicial.
Hasta el momento, ninguna autoridad ha indicado que el presunto altercado vaya a modificar ese cronograma. Mientras tanto, el caso continúa sin nuevos pronunciamientos oficiales debido a la reserva que mantiene el sistema penitenciario sobre este tipo de procedimientos.
Minuto30.com .-. La familia Affleck atraviesa uno de sus momentos más duros. Chris Anne Affleck, madre de los reconocidos actores Ben y Casey Affleck, falleció el pasado 2 de junio a los 83 años. Sin embargo, la familia decidió vivir su duelo en la más estricta intimidad, y no ha sido hasta ahora, casi dos meses después, que la noticia se ha hecho pública.
Según ha revelado la revista People, Chris Anne había sido diagnosticada con cáncer de páncreas en diciembre de 2025, enfrentando la enfermedad arropada por su círculo más cercano.
Un legado más allá de los focos
Aunque el mundo la conoció por ser la madre de dos grandes estrellas de cine, la vida de Chris Anne Affleck estuvo marcada por su propia vocación y compromiso social:
Dedicación a la enseñanza: Trabajó durante 34 años como profesora en el sistema de escuelas públicas, dejando huella en múltiples generaciones de estudiantes.
Compromiso social: Fue una destacada activista por los derechos civiles, luchando activamente por la igualdad y la justicia en su comunidad.
El pilar en el éxito de Ben Affleck
El ascenso de Ben Affleck en Hollywood tiene una conexión directa con su madre. Fue gracias a la estrecha amistad de Chris Anne con la directora de casting Patty Collins que el actor logró conseguir sus primeros papeles en la industria, sentando las bases de lo que sería una carrera estelar.
Uno de los momentos más emotivos y recordados por los fans ocurrió en la histórica ceremonia de los premios Óscar de 1998. Esa noche, Chris Anne acompañó a su hijo en la alfombra roja y fue testigo directo de cómo Ben se alzaba con la codiciada estatuilla a Mejor Guion Original por ‘The Good Will Hunting’ (El indomable Will Hunting), premio que compartió con su inseparable amigo Matt Damon.
Orville Peck is opening up about how a suicide attempt in 2023 inspired some of his most personal music to date.
The 38-year-old country singer revealed in a new interview that he was struggling with both his mental and physical health when he canceled his Bronco tour in June 2023. Two days before announcing the cancellation, Peck said he intentionally overdosed.
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“I was a bad addict, a coping alcoholic,” the openly gay singer told Rolling Stone. “And I had this spiral moment, where I went back to my hotel and tried to take my life. It was a big turning point for me, with a lot of realizations to come. It was something that needed to happen.”
Peck, whose real name is Daniel Pitout, said he was “in one of the worst places” of his life. The experience, along with a breakup and a stint in rehab, became the foundation for his fourth album, Mule, due Sept. 18 through Warner Records.
In a news release announcing the album, the 13-song collection is described as a “chronological timeline of the year that reshaped his life, tracing the collapse of addiction, the difficult pursuit of sobriety, and the slow, often uncertain process of rebuilding. Told with unflinching honesty, humor, and compassion, Mule finds Peck confronting love, loss, and identity through songs that move fluidly between classic country storytelling, bluegrass, and expansive Americana.”
The album’s lead single, “Too Little, Too Late,” arrived Friday (July 24). The pop-country track, co-written by Peck, Steve Rusch and Semisonic’s Dan Wilson, serves as a sharp kiss-off to an ex looking for another chance.
Peck also told Rolling Stone that his time in rehab inspired the album track “Rehab Blues.”
“I didn’t want to be there. I thought it was a waste of time, that I’m unique and didn’t have a problem,” he said. “So I was like, I’m going to write the funniest song about this experience, because at the time I was just like, ‘F— this. I want to leave.’”
Mule follows last November’s Appaloosa EP, released after Peck’s 16-week Broadway run as the emcee in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club.
Peck, who performed Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” during his Grand Ole Opry debut on Tuesday (July 21), will launch his Man Turned Mule 2026 North American tour on Oct. 28 in Sacramento, California. The trek runs through Nov. 22, wrapping at the Paramount in Huntington, New York.
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Since its release, KPop Demon Hunters has become more than just a film — it has grown into a global phenomenon with an increasingly growing lineup of merchandise. The film has expanded beyond the screen with Mattel dolls, Little People Collector Sets, Squishmallows and even a Vans sneaker collab. And now, you can get ramen noodles inspired by the HUNTR/X members.
Yes, KPop Demon Hunters is getting in the ramen game with a new collaboration with South Korean instant noodle company Nongshim. The Seoul-based company (originally known as the Lotte Food Industrial Company) has been using the Netflix animated film to promote its line of packaged goods for a while now in Korea (see the photo below of when I went for a visit to Myeongdong), and now, Americans can get their hands on the same products state-side.
The collection features unique ramen flavors inspired by Rumi, Zoey and Mira, with each character represented by a signature flavor and a uniquely colored cup that reflects their identity. The noodle theme also connects directly to the movie, in which HUNTR/X members are seen enjoying noodles together during moments between concerts and demon-hunting.
SPICY & SMOKY
Rumi Superstar Instant Ramen Noodle Cup
6-Pack
Inspired by Rumi’s superstar qualities, this Shin Ramyun cup features a “superstar” flavor, with a spicy broth with savory ham and meaty notes.
The firm, springy noodles are designed to hold the rich broth for a satisfying bite. A flake packet adds star-shaped fish cake, ham-style fish cake, dried kimchi and bok choy for extra texture and flavor. Each cup is microwave-ready for quick preparation.
HAMBURGER TASTE
Zoey Burger Hero Instant Ramen Noodle Cup
6-Pack
Zoey’s “Burger Hero” flavor combines Shin Ramyun noodles with a savory hamburger-inspired broth featuring rich, smoky notes.
The chewy noodles pair with the bold seasoning for a familiar yet spicy ramen experience. A vegetable flake packet includes bok choy, mushroom, carrot, green onion and red chili pepper to add texture and depth. Each cup in this six-pack is ready in minutes with boiling water or microwave preparation.
GOURMET SPICY
Mira Spicy Queen Instant Ramen Noodle Cup
6-Pack
Mira’s “Spicy Queen” Shin Ramyun cup delivers the signature heat and savory depth that you’d expect from Shin Ramyun and the HUNTR/X lead dancer.
The bold spicy broth is paired with firm, chewy noodles that absorb the rich flavors with every bite. A dried garnish packet adds vegetables, color and aroma to enhance the overall ramen experience.
BEEF-FLAVORED
Shin Ramyun Beef-Flavored Instant Ramen Noodle Cup
6-Pack
With HUNTR/X branding, this Shin Ramyun cup features a rich beef-flavored broth with the signature spicy taste that made the brand popular worldwide.
The included soup base can be adjusted to customize the heat level, while the chewy noodles provide a satisfying texture. Add toppings such as kimchi, dumplings or cheese to personalize each serving. Ready with hot water or microwave preparation.
SAJA BOYS RAMEN
Shin Ramyun Toomba Creamy Korean Mac and Cheese
6-Pack
A creamy Korean stir-fry-style instant noodle inspired by Korean mac and cheese, featuring a rich, velvety sauce with a mild spicy kick.
Branded with KPop Demon Hunters‘ Saja Boys, each microwaveable square bowl is ready in minutes for a quick meal or snack. The creamy sauce also pairs well with toppings like shrimp, pork, vegetables or extra cheese.
Katy Perry is speaking out after the White House used her hit song “Firework” without her permission.
The 41-year-old pop star took to social media on Saturday (July 25) to condemn the Trump administration for featuring the 2010 anthem in a White House TikTok post showing footage of military strikes. Earlier this week, the White House’s official TikTok account shared a video that synchronized Perry’s “boom, boom, boom” lyrics with black-and-white footage of bombing. The post was captioned, “Iran has been warned.”
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“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,” Perry wrote on X. “I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it.”
She continued, “I wrote this song to be an anthem of hope, healing, and inner strength for people going through their darkest personal moments. To see a message of self-worth and upliftment weaponized to soundtrack destruction and violence is a complete violation of everything my song stands for.”
Perry concluded her statement by writing, “My music is for bringing people together, not celebrating warfare.”
Released as the third single from Perry’s 2010 album Teenage Dream, “Firework” became one of the singer’s standout hits, spending four nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Perry is among dozens of artists who have criticized the Trump administration over the unauthorized use of their music in political videos and at campaign rallies.
In June, Ariana Grande blasted the White House for using her 2024 song “Bye” in a TikTok video promoting ICE agents making arrests. Earlier this year, Kesha also criticized the Trump administration after her song “Blow” was used without authorization in a TikTok featuring fighter jets and military strike footage captioned “Lethality.”
Check out Perry’s post on X below.