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  • ‘I ate ketchup and cheese’, says Venezuelan girl trapped under quake rubble for 32 hours

    Fabiana was trapped in the rubble of a 10-storey residential building after two earthquakes rocked Venezuela in June.

  • La pasión y el color la aportaron los hinchas de Noruega, Brasil, Inglaterra y México

    La jornada del 5 de julio en la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026 será recordada por la gran actuación de Noruega, Inglaterra y México, además de los miles de aficionados que les acompañan.

  • Christelle Kocher Brings Her “Couture-à-Porter” Approach to a Collaboration with Levi’s

    The collaboration uniting Levi’s with Christelle Kocher defies conventional thinking about denim, and how it can be reimagined.

  • Kane: “Toda la ocasión, el equipo, todo contra nosotros; encontramos la manera”

    Casi afónico, el delantero Harry Kane aplaude la victoria obtenida bajo un número de circunstancias que el equipo de ‘los Tres Leones’ tuvo en contra: la resiliencia, el equipo y su rendimiento hace de este un partido de locos, afirmó.

  • Inglaterra aguanta con diez hombres y vence a México y se cita con Noruega en cuartos de final

    Con doble de Jude Bellingham y uno más de Harry Kane de penal, el equipo inglés dio cuenta de México que luchó en todo momento, pero no pudo con el cerco defensivo.

  • Erik Lira asegura que México va por buen camino pese a eliminación

    Fiel a su costumbre, Lira fue optimista a pesar de la derrota de México a manos de Inglaterra. Aseguró que la selección ahora es una familia y que este puede ser el inicio de un largo proyecto para, por fin, trascender en una Copa del Mundo.

  • ‘Memote’ Martínez: “Tenemos que levantar la cara y agradecerle a la afición”

    El delantero Guillermo Martíenz aseguró que México va por buen camino, a pesar de la eliminación contra Inglaterra en octavos de final. Aseguró que hicieron un gran partido y que “murieron en la raya” ante una selección de élite.

  • Waymo cars stranded on San Francisco streets as July Fourth gridlock drains batteries

    “Major traffic disruptions, a high volume of travelers, and unplanned road closures contributed to unexpected congestion,” Waymo said.

  • Brandy And Monica Close Out A Night Of R&B Excellence At ESSENCE Festival 2026

    Saturday night at the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture brought together several generations of R&B for the second installment of the Evening Concert Series. From rising stars to seasoned veterans, the Caesars Superdome welcomed another amazing lineup that one definitely did not want to miss.

    NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – JULY 04: Leon Thomas performs onstage during 2026 ESSENCE Festival Of Culture® Presented By Coca-Cola® at Caesars Superdome on July 04, 2026 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Josh Brasted/Getty Images for ESSENCE)

    Josh Levi opened the show before Leon Thomas took the stage for the second performance of the evening. Both artists represented a newer generation of R&B talent before the program turned to one of ESSENCE Festival’s most familiar performers. Patti LaBelle returned to the Superdome more than three decades after appearing at the inaugural Festival in 1995. The Grammy Award-winning singer delivered a 40-minute set backed by a live band. Her performance included “On My Own,” “Somebody Loves You Baby,” and the classic “Lady Marmalade,” bringing the song back to the city where Labelle recorded the classic more than 50 years ago.

    Babyface followed with another showcase of his extensive songwriting and production career. Accompanied by a live band, the iconic singer, songwriter, and producer revisited records he created for some of R&B’s biggest names. Songs associated with Boyz II Men, Bobby Brown, Tevin Campbell, After 7, Toni Braxton, and others appeared throughout the set. One of the evening’s most memorable segments came during “A Song for Mama.” Babyface played guitar while images honoring well-known mothers—Phylicia Rashad and Michelle Obama, specifically—appeared on the screens inside the Superdome.

    NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – JULY 04: Singer Patti LaBelle performs onstage on Night 2 during the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture at Caesars Superdome on July 4, 2026 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Paras Griffin/WireImage)

    Brandy & Monica closed Saturday night with a joint performance celebrating two careers forever connected by R&B history. Appearing in contrasting white and black looks, the singers alternated between their respective catalogs while supporting each other from opposite sides of the stage.

    Brandy performed “Top of the World” and “I Wanna Be Down,” welcoming MC Lyte and Yo-Yo as surprise guests for the latter. She later honored Whitney Houston with “How Will I Know” and “I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me),” while Monica paid tribute to Mary J. Blige. The singers also revisited two of their biggest ballads, with Brandy performing “Have You Ever?” before Monica delivered “For You I Will.” Near the end of the show, they returned to the stage and placed crowns on each other’s heads, closing the second night with a public display of respect between two queens.

    ESSENCE Festival of Culture concludes Sunday, July 5, in New Orleans.

  • Tuchel: “Este equipo va muy en serio. Nunca se rinden, nunca pierden la fe”

    Thomas Tuchel celebra la fe y la reacción que la selección inglesa tuvo ante los reveses que provocó el rival mexicano. Aunque lograron la victoria, Tuchel afirma que necesitarán tiempo para asimilar lo vivido ante México.

  • Edson Álvarez: “Duele muchísimo porque somos una familia”

    Edson Álvarez se muestra decepcionado tras la caída de la Selección de México ante Inglaterra, aunque lo dieron todo, no fue suficiente para clasificar a los cuartos de final.