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Vicky Pattison is set to grace our screens tonight in her new Channel 4 documentary, Vicky Pattison: My Deepfake Sex Tape. In a bold move, the Geordie lass leaked her own deepfake sex tape, a decision she has recently defended.This comes nearly 14 years after Vicky first shot to fame in the Geordie Shore house back in 2011. She was an original member of the hit MTV series, before bidding it farewell in 2014.

Food chains across the UK are always looking for ways to prioritise the environment, and sustainability is one of them. Customers, too, are conscious of their carbon footprint and how their shopping habits make an impact.

, Sam Parker—a random Republican politician from Utah—probably wouldn't be on the top of the list, but here we are. What started with one tearful video from the 32-year-old has now growing into a full-blown feud with . If you would like to know why, buckle in.On January 27, a video of herself crying in response to President Trump's recent immigration “crackdown,” which resulted in nearly 1,000 arrests January 26.

Thania Garcia UTA has signed Mexican singer-songwriter Jasiel Nuñez, one of the several rising artists signed to George Prajin and Peso Pluma‘s Double P Records. A long-time friend and collaborator of Peso Pluma, Nuñez was one of the first artists signed to Double P Records in 2023.

Google Maps said that it will rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America on its maps app, saying that the change will take place when it has been updated in official government sources.

At several points during Juana Molina’s Mexico City show at Foro Indie Rocks! on January 23, the 63-year-old experimental pop/rock star stepped away from her keyboard, guitar, and microphone to do a little dance. Her routine, somewhere between car-wash inflatable and Triller tribute to a mid-’10s Chicago bop track, was one of the only parts of her set that wasn’t technically masterful.

Selena Gomez has made an emotional video reacting to US President Donald Trump’s actions against immigrants in the country, promising she will “try everything” to help.Since taking office, the Trump administration has acted swiftly on immigration in the country, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reporting a record 956 people arrested on Sunday (January 26) alone.On Monday (January 27), the Emilia Perez star posted a video to her Instagram reels, showing her in tears saying: “I just wanted to say that I’m so sorry. All my people are getting attacked.

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Singer and actress Selena Gomez has hit back at suggestions she should be expelled from the US after sharing a video expressing solidarity with Mexican migrants.

Selena Gomez is sharing her response to the Senatorial candidate who is calling for her to be deported over her emotional comments about immigrants.

Donald Trump's border tsar insists that the US government has "no apologies" for anyone affected by a purported mass deportation policy.

Carlos Aguilar If a live performance can be deemed hallowed ground, then Selena Quintanilla at the Houston Astrodome in February 1995, a month before her untimely death, certainly qualifies. From that night, the heartfelt opening verse of her anthem “Como La Flor” sounds like a prayer, before the bittersweet jubilation of the cumbia ballad begins.

Selena Gomez is expressing her emotions over Donald Trump‘s plans to deport undocumented immigrants following reports of ICE raids in major cities.

program of mass deportations.“All my people are getting attacked, the children,” said Gomez, whose family is from Mexico. “I don’t understand. I’m so sorry.

latest actions regarding immigration., the newly reinaugurated president has instructed immigration control to “crack down” on undocumented migrants, leading to nearly a thousand arrests on Sunday alone, , a stark increase from the typical totals of the Biden years. Those affected are not only from Mexico——but , who is Mexican American on her father’s side, seemed to have been especially moved by the difficulties faced by (the Mexican border is, as you probably know, an especially contentious point in the immigration conversation, and a ).On Monday, January 27, Gomez posted the Mexican flag emoji and the simple sentiment “I’m sorry” over a video in which she tearfully spoke out about the wave of arrests and deportations. ”I just wanna say that I’m so sorry.

Selena Gomez is breaking down over Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts.

Selena Gomez is feeling emotional over Donald Trump‘s recent actions.

Katy Perry is hitting the road!

Refresh for latest…: Still a lot of holdover business in the early part of the year at the international box office as we ride out late-2024 releases. That shouldn’t take away from the fact that Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King – which, recall, initially started softer than expected – now leads a global weekend for the 6th time in a row.

Joan Collins has left her followers in awe with a fabulous swimwear photo shared on Instagram. On her recent holiday to Mexico with husband Percy Gibson, 59, Joan, at 91, spared no time in presenting the fun times they've been having to her fans. With a heartfelt caption, she expressed her gratitude for the staff at their luxurious Cancun retreat: "A massive #thankyou to the wonderful staff who spoiled us every day!" In the charming 'photo dump', Joan and Percy are seen beaming beside the accommodating team, then smiling again while they relax elegantly on sun loungers.

Ivan Cornejo kicked off his ‘Mirada Tour’ and played venues all over North America up until October.Now, he’s doing it all over again.The ascendant 20-year-old Regional Mexican singer just announced he’s hitting the road this spring for the ‘Mirada Tour Parte 2.’That includes a pair of gigs at NYC’s Radio City Music Hall on Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4.While not much is known about this tour extension, fans can likely expect to hear tracks from Cornejo’s 2024 album “Mirada,” as well as “all the new ones and all your favorites” based on his original tour announcement on Instagram.Prior to the nationwide run, the “HASTA LA MUERTE” crooner will headline Coachella in Indio, CA on April 11-13 and 18-20. He’ll be joined by big names like Post Malone, Lady Gaga, Green Day, Charli XCX, Travis Scott, and more at the two-weekend festival.Fans that want to see him live can grab tickets for all Ivan Cornejo shows as soon as today.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one show was $44 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have tickets starting anywhere from $49 before fees to $97 including fees.For more information, our team has everything you need to know about Ivan Cornejo’s 2025 ‘Mirada Tour Parte 2’ below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.NOTE: In addition to the tour announcement, Cornejo shared that a fraction of the proceeds from his spring and summer outing will be donated to the Los Angeles Fire Department. The cause is particularly meaningful to the singer since he hails from Riverside, CA.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the