What began as a cultural curiosity in the early 2000s has become a true phenomenon: Mexico has become one of the main stages for K-Pop outside Asia. Today, the country is the fifth largest market in the world on Spotify for this genre and the only Spanish-speaking country to appear in the global top 10.
If there’s an actor capable of completely transforming himself for every role, making us forget who he is to immerse us in a new character, it’s Daniel Giménez Cacho. With his intense gaze, unmistakable voice, and a career that crosses borders, he has become one of the most respected figures in Ibero-American cinema.
Do you notice blurry vision, difficulty reading, driving at night, or seeing clearly? You may be facing a common problem after the age of 50: cataracts. Today, with the most advanced technology and the medical talent of Guadalajara, you have the opportunity to restore your vision safely, quickly, and without hospitalization.
Marla Marshall is the retired Special Assistant to Sheriff Bill Gore of the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, having previously served in the same capacity under the late Sheriff Bill Kolender. In this role, she served as the Sheriff’s liaison to the U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives, the Office of the Governor of California, the State Legislature, and the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.
Taylor Swift has done it again. The global pop star announced her twelfth studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, after a day filled with clues, rumors, and an unusual promotional move: the reveal came via the New Heights podcast, hosted by her partner, NFL player Travis Kelce, and her brother-in-law Jason Kelce.
President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he is taking direct control of Washington D.C.’s police department and sending in National Guard troops. He says the goal is to address what he describes as an “out-of-control” crime problem in the U.S. capital.
El Salvador's Congress recently approved a constitutional reform with significant political implications: the possibility of indefinite presidential reelection. The measure, promoted by the ruling majority in the Legislative Assembly and ratified without prior public debate, marks a turning point in the Salvadoran political system and has generated both popular support and a wave of criticism inside and outside the country.
In a country marked by the pain of armed conflict, where silence was for decades the only response to the suffering of thousands, Rosalina Tuyuc Velásquez emerged as one of Guatemala's strongest, bravest, and most necessary voices.
The second season of Wednesday is finally here, and let me tell you: it's brutal. If the first season hooked you with its gothic aesthetic, dark humor, and that mysterious air that only Tim Burton can achieve, the second takes it all to another level.
Oscar Isaac has proven that talent knows no borders. With a career filled with complex characters, a magnetic on-screen presence, and deeply rooted Latin heritage, this Guatemalan-American actor has earned a prominent place in Hollywood.