Kany García Opens Her Biggest Tour Yet: Latin Pop Is Scaling Up
After Mexico City, Medellín and Madrid, Kany García launches the US leg of Puerta Abierta, the most ambitious tour of her career.
Geopolitics, diplomacy, societies and major international stories.
After Mexico City, Medellín and Madrid, Kany García launches the US leg of Puerta Abierta, the most ambitious tour of her career.
France and South Korea gather the global screen industry in Saint-Paul-de-Vence to confront the crisis in theaters, financing and attention.
Premiering at Venice, Julia Loktev’s documentary turns the exile of independent Russian journalists into a universal story about freedom.
Starting 19th, Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza and became the first home driver to triumph there since 1966.
Twenty-four nations, four Polish cities, and an ambitious French generation: the U20 Women's World Cup opens a decisive window on the future stars of football.
Isar Aerospace deployed five small satellites from Norway in a historic orbital success that changes Europe’s commercial launch race.
At Croke Park, Katie Taylor dominated France's Flora Pili to end her career as a three-time undisputed champion before a roaring Irish crowd.
The eruption of Anak Krakatau led to the temporary suspension of flights in Jakarta, affecting 209 operations and nearly 22,800 passengers. Amid high-altitude ash, canceled international connections, and the risk of cascading disruptions, one of Asia's major air hubs experienced a tense morning.
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime show dominated the first night of the 78th Emmy Awards with seven wins. Beyond the trophies, the victory honors a Spanish-language production that placed Puerto Rico at the center of American television's biggest stage.
WWE turns a historic brand into Sunday Night’s Main Event on September 6 in Atlanta. Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton, Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker and Lil Yachty’s debut make it a major test for a new global sports-entertainment format.
Brazil is tightening the rules for major cultural events, targeting ticket bots, opaque fees, speculative resale and access to free drinking water. Three years after tragedy struck during the Eras Tour in Rio, fan safety and consumer rights are moving to the center of the live-entertainment economy.
By 164 votes to one, the UN General Assembly backed a world map that better respects the true area of continents. Equal Earth ends the artificial shrinking of Africa, turning cartography into a global debate about education, perception and power.
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