Se suman más estrellas al escenario de los Premios Billboard de la Música Latina 2024
Estas celebridades también estarán cantando en la ceremonia musical que se celebrará en Miami
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Sylvester Stallone’s daughter has scary experience with stranger in New York
Sylvester Stallone's daughter, Sistine, detailed a recent experience she had in New York when a strange man chased her through the streets while yelling profanities at her.
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'No guns for illegal aliens' bill rolled out by House GOP lawmaker
A new House GOP bill would ban the sale of firearms to people in the U.S. illegally even if they have a government ID.
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This Vietnamese shaking beef offers something extra
Former “Top Chef” contestant Nini Nguyen showcases her love of Vietnamese culture in her debut cookbook, “Dac Biet.”
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Is streaming really a 'terrible business?' It depends whom you ask
Anyone can see how disruptive streaming has been for TV distributors. But it's a different story for other players like Netflix, even as the industry faces continued challenges.
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Dodgers Dugout: A great game, then an embarrassing game. Who's ready for Game 3?
Game 1 was everything you hoped for. Game 2 was everything you feared. What's going to happen in Game 3?
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Lisa Marie Presley Kept Her Dead Son’s Body in House For Two Months
Bryan Steffy/Getty ImagesThe only daughter of legendary singer Elvis Presley was so devastated by the loss of her own child that she kept her son’s body in her house for two whole months after he died.The explosive revelation was reported by Page Six ahead of the publication of Lisa Marie Presley’s forthcoming memoir, From Here to the Great Unknown–which she was writing at the time of her death at age 54 last year, and which has since been finished by her daughter, Riley Keough.Presley apparently writes in the book that she declined to bury her singer-songwriter son Benjamin Keough for so long after his tragic death by suicide in 2020 partly because she was so heartbroken, and partly because she couldn’t decide whether to inter him in Hawaii or alongside his grandfather at the famous Graceland estate in Memphis.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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‘Unsettling’ video emerges in Dodgers’ dugout feud with Manny Machado
There's no love lost between Padres star Manny Machado and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Taylor Swift jokes about ‘photobombing’ herself next to Eras Tour poster in Chiefs suite
The "Cruel Summer" singer was previously seen eagerly taking photos in front of her poster in Travis Kelce's VIP box at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
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When does October Prime Day end? Shop now before Amazon’s 48-hour sale ends
Happy Amazon Prime Day to all who celebrate!
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Flaming Lips member Steven Drozd’s daughter, 16, is missing: ‘We don’t know what to do’
Charlotte "Bowie" Drozd was last seen near the Space Needle in Seattle on October 5.
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Shop Apple AirPods Pro At The Lowest Price Ever on October Prime Day
The deal is exclusively for Prime members.
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A look inside Elvis Presley's black box
Riley Keough gives Oprah Winfrey a close-up view of Elvis Presley's "most personal things" during an interview at Graceland in Memphis.
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Best Prime Day luggage deals on brands we love: Samsonite, Travelpro, more
Say "bon voyage" because these deals are too good to pass up.
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American Airlines passenger in first class finds bedbug climbing up leg during flight: ‘Nightmare fuel’
"Nightmare fuel," one commenter wrote. "I always check but it's hard to catch on an airplane."
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False Project 2025 claims about Trump become fodder for sham congressional hearing
DETROIT — False claims that Donald Trump supports Project 2025 are common among Michigan Democrats. Even the state’s attorney general repeated the lie on the campaign trail in hopes of convincing voters the former president backs the deeply unpopular policy tome a conservative think tank developed. But the erroneous talking point got even louder last...
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Walter Cronkite will be turning in his grave at this cowardly CBS attack on good journalism
‘Journalism,’ said legendary CBS News anchorman Walter Cronkite, ‘is what we need to make democracy work. In seeking truth, you have to get both sides of a story.’
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UCLA investigating reports of 2 students drugged at parties near campus
The two incidents reportedly occurred at parties near campus on Gayley Avenue between Thursday and Saturday, police said.
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All the best styles from the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special
The American Music Awards celebrated its 50th anniversary with a star-studded red carpet and plenty of powerhouse performances. Actress-turned-songstress Kate Hudson was minty fresh in a silk fringed Fendi Couture gown. Jordyn Woods was dressed in a draped silver Balmain mini paired with icy eyeshadow, metallic pumps and a bedazzled tiger clutch from Judith Leiber....
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Hailey Bieber sends cryptic message with Justin photo after Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ arrest
The model shared a 2017 photo of the "Peaches" crooner flipping the bird at paparazzi in Queensland, Australia.
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Mass evacuation underway in Tampa ahead of Hurricane Milton
Tampa residents evacuating ahead of Hurricane Milton caused major gridlock. The mayor of Tampa, a city that’s in the crosshairs of the massive storm, issued a grave warning to Florida residents who don’t heed calls to evacuate ahead of Milton. “If you choose to stay … you are going to die,” Mayor Jane Castor bluntly...
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NYC Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright resigns in latest high-profile departure from the Eric Adams administration
Adams had already quietly issued an executive order late Thursday saying that if his embattled first deputy mayor couldn’t perform her job, her governmental powers would go to another top staffer.
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Will Arizona go blue again? If it does, some will blame California
Hundreds of thousands of Californians have moved to the battleground state in recent years. Will that have an effect in November?
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Small D.C. theater companies have a challenge: Finding theaters
The stalwart Source Theater is up for sale, shining a spotlight on the issues many under-the-radar companies face in post-pandemic Washington.
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Mama grizzly bear chases hunter up a tree in Montana
Multiple bear attacks have been reported in Montana in recent months.
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Millions of eggs asked to be thrown away as FDA upgrades recall status to most serious category
Officials are continuing to warn consumers about an ongoing egg recall that has now been upgraded to Class I, meaning that the eggs may cause "serious adverse health consequences or death."
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How Hurricane Helene Could Impact the 2024 Election in North Carolina
Experts worry Hurricane Helene could reduce voter turnout, disrupt ballot delivery, or hamper accurate polling in North Carolina.
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The reason why McDonald’s straws are so wide revealed
People often talk about McDonald's McFlurry straw-like spoon, but their regular straws have a strategy behind them, too.
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Early deals for holiday shopping
Major retailers are offering early deals for your holiday shopping, even before Halloween arrives. Consumers are expected to spend more than $240 billion online this holiday season, which is up 8% from last year. CBS News' Nancy Chen breaks down the bargains you can find at places like Amazon, Target and Walmart+.
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Taylor Swift just wore these glitter freckles to the Chiefs game — and they’re only $16 on Amazon
She can still make the whole place shimmer.
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Michael Jackson told Lisa Marie Presley he was ‘still a virgin’ at 35 when they started dating
"I had thought that maybe we wouldn't do anything until we got married, but he said, 'I'm not waiting!'" Presley wrote in "From Here to the Great Unknown."
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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days: Here are some of the biggest discounts on sale now
From electronics to fashion trends, home appliances to health and beauty – these are 25 of the biggest discounts on Amazon right now.
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Paranoid Putin demolishes beloved $1B summer mansion due to fears of drone strike: photos
The Bocharov Ruchey residence in Sochi appeared to have been demolished in February or March.
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‘WWHL’: Why Did Steven Spielberg Tell Ariana DeBose To Close Her Mouth While Filming ‘West Side Story’?
DeBose remembered the most intimidating note she got from Spielberg.
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Trump Gets Unhinged, Even for Him, Over Kamala Harris ‘60 Minutes’ Interview
Scott Olson/GettyDonald Trump—who agreed to an interview with the CBS newsmagazine show 60 Minutes before backing out—has gone on the warpath at Kamala Harris for her performance on the show.“The Interview on 60 Minutes with Comrade Kamala Harris is considered by many of those who reviewed it, the WORST Interview they have ever seen,” he wrote, in a Tuesday morning post on Truth Social. “She literally had no idea what she was talking about, and it was an embarrassment to our Country that a Major Party Candidate would be so completely inept.”Harris, who has been criticized for keeping a light media schedule mostly contained to friendly interviewers, took a grilling on the program about the Biden administration's border policies, her economic platform, and allegations that she has changed her positions on issues.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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‘Morning Joe’ Questions Whether Trump Even Wants to Win Anymore
MSNBCIs Donald Trump even trying to win this election anymore?That’s the question Joe Scarborough asked on Tuesday’s Morning Joe, with the MSNBC host baffled by Trump canceling a 60 Minutes interview and turning down the chance to do another debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. “Donald Trump is the one who skipped the 60 Minutes interview, first time in 50 years a candidate has done that, and he’s the one who refused to do a debate even on Fox News–even on Fox News!” a bewildered Scarborough said on the show. Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Ron DeSantis says Harris has 'no role' in Hurricane response: 'I don't have time for political games'
Gov. Ron DeSantis responded to VP Kamala Harris' accusation of political gamesmanship on Monday and said the VP had "no role" in the hurricane preparedness process.
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Tim Walz reveals bizarre name Kamala Harris is listed under on his phone: ‘All I could think of’
“They told me to come up with something and that was all I could think of," Walz said, shrugging.
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'October 7' play at UCLA Fowler Museum marks anniversary of Hamas attack with survivor stories
The West Coast premiere of the play, drawn from interviews with survivors, draws heightened security as protests move across UCLA's campus.
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Boiling Point: Jane Fonda's anti-nuclear arguments don't make sense
Climate change is a hard problem. Unfortunately, solar panels and wind turbines won't be enough.
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Original ‘Survivor’ Winner Richard Hatch Reveals Show ‘Devastated My Life’
Art Streiber/E! EntertainmentA naked gay man changed American culture as we know it. That’s not cheeky (heh), but very real: Twenty-four years ago, Richard Hatch was the first winner of Survivor. The CBS competition series birthed the reality TV craze with its blockbuster premiere season in 2000, seizing the zeitgeist, turning its Average Joe (and Joanne) contestants into the biggest celebrities of the summer, and bushwhacking the path for countless reality series and stars to follow.Hatch was 39 when he outwitted, outplayed, and outlasted 15 castaways to become Survivor’s first million-dollar winner. He was the kind of TV presence Americans hadn’t seen before. He was openly gay, unapologetically—and often hilariously—cantankerous, and boasted a giddily mischievous mastery of reality TV gameplay long before there was a model to follow.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Over 5,700 American children had trans surgery between 2019 and 2023, medical group claims: ‘Treated like guinea pigs’
A new analysis finds more than 5,000 transgender American kids were operated on.
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What is babesiosis? The potentially deadly disease is on the rise
Rates of babesiosis, a potentially fatal tick-borne disease sometimes referred to as "American malaria," increased an average of 9% a year in the US between 2015 and 2022, a new study finds.
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Stars and stylists swear by these nipple covers — and they’re on sale for October Prime Day
When it comes to getting red carpet-ready, stars — and their stylists — stick with what works.
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Holiday creep starts even earlier this year, with shorter selling window
The traditional holiday shopping period between Thanksgiving and Christmas is almost one week shorter this year.
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Time to cut fantasy football bait with D’Andre Swift — he’s the problem
Yeah, now we got problems, and I don’t think we can solve them.
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Are hurricanes getting worse? Here’s what you need to know
Climate change hasn't increased the total number of hurricanes hitting the U.S., but it is making dangerous storms more common.
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