Global pop star Dua Lipa shared that she fell ill during a recent stay in Mexico, shortly after wrapping the final dates of her Radical Optimism world tour in the country. While the singer once again expressed her affection for Mexico, she admitted her body struggled to keep up after weeks of touring and indulging in local cuisine.
Nicki Minaj's unexpected embrace of Donald Trump and MAGA rhetoric has left long-time LGBTQ+ fans feeling blindsided, sparking backlash and questions about her political pivot.
A viral Facebook post claiming Justin Bieber froze when asked about the Diddy documentary lacks evidence, with no verified footage or statements to support it.
SM Entertainment plans legal action over malicious posts targeting aespa's Winter amid dating rumors with BTS's Jungkook, vowing strict measures to protect the idol's rights.
Venezuelan artist Danny Ocean was one of those who provided the music for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony honoring María Corina Machado. Here is his moving performance.
Thirty-three years after the end of Mecano, Ana Torroja has decided to confront her story head-on and transform it into music. Not as an exercise in nostalgia or settling scores, but as an act of personal and artistic reconciliation. This is how the Spanish singer defines her new album, which will be released at the end of March and which she herself has described as the first truly autobiographical album of her career.
The Mexican-American singer was sentenced to three years of supervised release in the United States for his links to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
There are few voices in Latin alternative music as unmistakable as Li Saumet, the lead singer and face of Bomba Estéreo. Her coastal Caribbean energy, her spiritual aesthetic and her unmistakable vocals have made her a global figure. Now she is using that voice for something deeply personal: a new version of the iconic Juan Luis Guerra hit La Billirrubina.
D4vd has officially been named a suspect in the death of teen Celeste Rivas Hernandez, as a criminology expert explains the shift signals a serious phase in the investigation and what it could mean for the case.
American-born regional Mexican star Gerardo Ortiz is once again facing a decisive moment in his U.S. legal saga. On November 19, 2025, Ortiz was scheduled to appear before a federal court in Los Angeles for his sentencing after pleading guilty in May to a charge of "conspiracy to engage in transactions" with a company linked to the criminal organization Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG).
After nearly a decade of dominance in the Latin music industry, reggaeton disappeared from the Latin Grammys stage, where neither Bad Bunny, nor Rauw Alejandro, nor Karol G performed music of the genre.
