Amanda Miguel, Yordano to Receive Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Awards

A crooner and his queen. Michael Bublé met his wife, Luisana Lopilato, in her native city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2008.

EJ Panaligan editor Lifetime has announced two new TV movies, “A Rose For Her Grave” and “Desperate Hours,” both inspired by novels from author Ann Rule. “A Rose For Her Grave” stars Chrishell Stause of “Selling Sunset” fame, Colin Egglesfield and Laura Ramsey, and follows serial wife-killer Randy Roth opposite the woman who finally brings him to justice. Gina Gershon will serve as a first-time director for “Desperate Hours.” Samantha Mathis, Harrison Thomas and David Conrad star in the film. The screenplay is an adaptation of Rule’s novel “Last Chance.” The film follows a mother who finds herself and her young children held hostage by a man who forces his way into their home after committing a murder earlier in the day.

Anna Marie de la Fuente In a bid to support the fast-growing Latin American genre market, an inaugural residency for screenwriters, Residencia Fantástica, will take place in Jalisco, Mexico from Oct. 17 to 21. The first of its kind in Latin America, the genre residency is an initiative of Agavia Studios, Buenos Aires-based industry market Ventana Sur and its genre platform, Blood Window, Cannes’s Marché du Film as well as the Jalisco state film commission, Filma Jalisco. Program aims to help writers of fantasy/horror content to elevate their projects, providing training, advice and reviews. The objective is to generate a meeting space that motivates the exchange of creative, professional and strategic experiences.

A top Las Vegas-area public official was arrested tonight in connection with the fatal stabbing of a well-known investigative journalist on Friday night, according to multiple news reports.

Guy Lodge Film Critic Rather like the arc of the moral universe, “Argentina, 1985” is long, but bends toward justice. Effectively dramatizing the country’s landmark Trial of the Juntas, history’s first instance of a civilian justice system convicting a military dictatorship, Santiago Mitre’s broad, sprawling, heart-on-sleeve courtroom saga may draw from the same nightmarish period of history that has informed much of Argentine cinema’s most essential, haunting works — from 1985’s Oscar-winning “The Official Story” to last year’s “Azor” — but eschews any subtle arthouse stylings for a storytelling sensibility as robustly populist as anything by Sorkin or Spielberg. Small wonder, then, that Amazon Studios has boarded a film clearly aiming to be both a domestic smash and an international crossover hit — buoyed by the reliable star power of Ricardo Darín, his signature suaveness tempered by a walrus mustache and boxy ‘80s frames as Julio Strassera, the dogged prosecutor who took on this charged, against-the-odds case. Though a warmly received premiere in competition at Venice will set it on the right path, “Argentina, 1985” is, appropriately enough, a people’s film about people’s justice, balancing tear-jerking historical catharsis with touches of droll domestic comedy, and set to draw crowds on enthusiastic word of mouth.

Guardiola makes Alvarez prediction after Palace victory

Naman Ramachandran Sony Music and Music Women* Germany (MW*G), the nationwide umbrella organization of all music women and female-identifying and non-binary individuals, have revealed the winners of the Female* Producer Prize. The prize aims to support female producers in Germany who often lack visibility and support in the country. The winners include Novaa, producer, songwriter and Berlin based artist who produces her own tracks as well as for Keke, Fløre, Amanda Tenfjord and LEA; Jenny Gerdts, music producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist; and GOTOPO, Berlin-based Colombian-Venezuelan producer and artist.

Michael Bublé's wife Luisana Lopilato shared heartwarming Hospital footage from the birth of their fourth child, Ceilo Yoli Rose, whom they welcomed on Friday.The Argentinian actress, 35, took to Instagram to share a montage of the special day that their baby girl arrived. In one snap, the couple beamed with delight as they prepared to take their newborn home. In another, Luisana looked every inch the doting mother after giving birth as she lay in her hospital bed while breastfeeding Cielo.

Michael Bublé and wife Luisian Lopilato are now a family of four!  On Friday, the couple both took to Instagram and announced their sweet baby girl's name, Cielo Yoli Rose Bublé. "From love comes life, light and her...

Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato have welomed their daughter Cielo Yoli Rose Bublé into the world. They shared an adorable photo holding the newborn’s foot with a sweet caption.A post shared by Luisana Lopilato (@luisanalopilato)“From love comes life, light and her...

Michael Bublé and wife Luisana Lopilato have officially expanded their family.

Michael Bublé has welcomed his fourth child with his wife Luisiana Lupilato – another little girl. Michael, 46, and his wife of 11 years Luisana, 35, already share two sons and a daughter together: Noah, who’s nine at the end of the month, Elias, six, and four year old Vida.They’ve now welcomed another little girl who they’ve named Cielo Yoli Rose Bublé.The pair shared a snap of their newborn daughter’s tiny foot in the palm of their hands to announce the news of her arrival. “From love comes life, light and her...

Michael Buble's sister-in-law has cheated death in a terrifying car crash. Daniela Lopilato - who is the sister of Michael's wife, actress Luisana Lopilato - was injured when the car she was driving in her native Argentina flipped upside down after being hit from behind by another vehicle this week. Nutritionist Daniela, 43, suffered neck and spinal injuries in the accident in Buenos Aires and was taken to hospital after being freed by firefighters, although she has now returned home.

Michael Bublé ’s sister-in-law has been left with injuries following a horrific car crash in Argentina, which saw the car she was travelling in flipped onto its roof. Nutritionist Daniela Lopilato, who is his wife’s older sister, was reportedly travelling in her car when another vehicle hit her from behind.The mum-of-two had to be removed from the wreckage by firefights in the Martinez suburb of Buenos Aires, and has suffered neck and spinal injures as a result of the crash. Although she has not yet publicly spoke about the crash, she has reportedly told journalists covering the story in Argentina that she feels “God gave her a second opportunity”.