‘Love Is Blind’ Reunion: Amber Confronts Jessica Over Flirting With Barnett in Mexico

MEXICO CITY — The filming in Mexico of a big budget Steven Spielberg-produced Amazon mini-series, starring Spanish actor Javier Bardem, has been suspended due to concerns about the coronavirus, according to a letter sent to cast and crew on Friday and seen by Reuters.

First Country is a compilation of the best new country songs, videos and albums that dropped this week.New country music abounds this week from newcomers and veterans alike.

Mexican actress Eiza Gonzalez isn’t one to frequent strip clubs on a regular basis but she inadvertently found herself in one at the Snoop Dogg Super Bowl afterparty last month. She was having her confessional moment on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show on March 11 when the surprising details spilled out!

Joss Favela joins forces with Greeicy for a new, pop version of his 2019 song "La Magia de Tus Ojos," which premieres exclusively below on Billboard.It's the first time the regional Mexican singer-songwriter and Greeicy, Colombian up-and-coming artist, team up for a collaboration."Since the beginning, she really liked this song and well I've always wanted to work with her," Favela tells Billboard.The dreamy collaboration between the two crooners gives fans a re-imagined version of the ultra

Josh Duhamel wears a spacey baseball cap while out running a few errands in Los Angeles on Monday (March 9).

Even after years of doing her book club and weathering her share of controversies, Oprah Winfrey clearly wasn’t prepared for the backlash she received after picking “American Dirt” as the first selection for her Apple TV Plus series. Jeanine Cummins’ book about Mexican migrants has both become a bestseller and earned loud backlash, most notably from Latinx writers who have not, unlike Cummins, gotten a seven-figure advance to tell their stories.

Oprah Winfrey’s latest selection for her Book Club has been generating controversy, and she’ll be interviewing American Dirt author Jeanine Cummins in a two-part episode on Apple TV+.

When Oprah Winfrey chose the novel “American Dirt” for her book club, she imagined engaging in an impassioned television dialogue about the narrative, which follows a Mexican mother and her son fleeing to the United States.

fans didn't have long to ship Carlton Morton and Diamond Jack before the pair called it quits on their Mexico getaway shortly after their engagement. On the trip, Carlton decided to share with his new fiancee that he was bisexual, and when she didn't react the way he wanted her to, he immediately became hostile, even calling her a «b**ch» on camera, causing her to throw a drink in his face and walk out. 

Narcos: Mexico, despite being as intense and violent as its predecessor (and high on its own supply), is becoming masterful at setting up quietly resonant closing moments while not taking the cliffhanger route. And I can appreciate that.

Narcos: Mexico, despite being as intense and violent as its predecessor (and high on its own supply), is becoming masterful at setting up quietly resonant closing moments while not taking the cliffhanger route. And I can appreciate that.

Narcos: Mexico, despite being as intense and violent as its predecessor (and high on its own supply), is becoming masterful at setting up quietly resonant closing moments while not taking the cliffhanger route. And I can appreciate that.

Manchester's much-loved Solita burger brand has sold up, and is being taken over by a well-known UK street food group.

Chiquis Rivera knows how Kobe Bryant's family must be feeling following his tragic death. 

is moving its couples to the real world! The Netflix dating series' five remaining couples got engaged without ever seeing each other, only having had blind dates in pods. Once they accepted a proposal, they were whisked off to Mexico for a romantic getaway. In future episodes, though, it's back to the real world, where they'll move in together, meet each other's families and plan their weddings.