J Balvin, Anitta, Shakira & More: Which Latin Artist Has the Best Song in an Animated Film? Vote!

marine life.The acoustic deterrent devices (ADDs) also affect dolphins, whales and porpoises with evidence showing it can seriously damage their hearing.Fears have been raised that a new ban on fish farmers killing seals will see a huge increase in the number of companies opting to use the device.The ban legislation was passed in June aligning Scotland with strict US rules meaning farmed fish can still be exported to the lucrative American market.The latest figures show that 142 fish farms in

Summer is in full swing and even though the global pandemic has ruined most vacation plans, it has not stopped music artists from working.

Toni Braxton has gone viral, thanks to her latest gig. The diva has been sharing beauty tutorials for Vogue, and she made a huge splash with her first video.

Japanese diplomat who helped thousands of Jews flee Europe in the early years of World War II has been extended an economic lifeline by people in Japan, officials said Friday. The memorial museum in Lithuania's former capital recounts the story of Chiune Sugihara, who was a vice-consul diplomat based at the Japanese Consulate in Kaunas during 1939-1940.

Billboard. "While doing poetry, I started playing around with rhymes and that's when I got into songwriting."Now, at 25 years old, Rose has written songs for artists like Becky G, Rauw Alejandro and CNCO.

Shakira has officially nabbed the title for the Latin artist with the best song in an animated film, as voted on by fans.

bond over board games or cooking with one another, Jessica Alba and her 12-year-old daughter, Honor, are staying close by filming ASMR videos together.The duo appeared alongside each other (and Alba’s pal Lizzy Mathis) in a video for the 39-year-old Fantastic Four star’s YouTube channel earlier this month. In the clip, which is more than six minutes long, the trio dig into some colorful açaí bowls while performing ASMR.

grilling of Trump on the coronavirus response and Joe Biden, as well as his willingness to correct the president’s untrue statements.Watch the interview in the video above.Axios’ Jonathan Swan wrote on Twitter, “I think I’ve watched every television interview Donald Trump has done since announcing his candidacy in 2015.

Linkin Parkis speaking out against Donald Trump after the president's team tweeted a campaign advertisement featuring the band's music without its permission. On Saturday, Twitter removed a campaign-style video featuring a cover of Linkin Park's 2002 song "In the End," citing a copyright complaint.

Brothers Poncho Jr and Imanol Quezada have been performing for more than 10 years now, playing in buses and markets and at local parties in their native Coahuila, Mexico. But it wasn't until last year that Los Dos Carnales got their big break.

Love is in the air and many Latin music stars are making sure their fans know that.

straight to your inboxGabriel Jesus may not be able to match Sergio Aguero’s incredible goalscoring rate.But Pep Guardiola has it right when he insists that the Brazil striker creates more for others, making him just as effective as Blues legend Kun.In fact, the statistics show that City have scored MORE goals this season when Jesus has started.The 23-year-old has struggled in front of goal himself, scoring just once since the re-start, although that goal – in the 5-0 demolition of Newcastle in

When it comes to K-dramas, viewers always anticipate how the chemistry between the main leads would be.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAs the film and TV industry strives to make up for its long history of deficiencies when it comes to diversity and inclusion in front of and behind the camera, over 100 Black creatives and allies in the filmmaking and advertising communities have teamed to create the Black Filmmakers Collective to launch “Change the Lens”,  a new pledge to increase the number of Black workers at all levels.Led by production company Imperial Woodpecker’s Rohan Blair-Mangat,

Within days in late June, four animated TV shows that featured white actors voicing characters of color pledged to make changes, all with the actors' support. Netflix's Big Mouth creators said June 24 that they would cast a Black actor for the role of Missy, currently performed by Jenny Slate, while Apple TV+'s Central Park creative team said it will recast biracial character Molly, voiced by Kristen Bell.