Luis Fonsi talks about his divorce from Adamari López in a rare interview

Ashley Hume Adam Sandler, LeBron James and Queen Latifah were met with deafening cheers from hundreds of fans who lined the streets around Westwood’s Regency Village Theatre at the “Hustle” world premiere on Wednesday night.James produced the Jeremiah Zagar-directed Netflix sports drama which stars Sandler as Stanley “Sugarman” Beren, a washed-up basketball scout who sees a chance for a career comeback when he discovers a phenomenally talented street ball player in Spain.Spanish professional basketball player and Utah Jazz power forward Juancho Hernangomez made his acting debut in the film, taking on the role of Beren’s protégée, Bo Cruz. The cast also featured numerous past and current NBA stars including Kenny Smith, Trae Young, Kyle Lowry, Anthony Edwards and Seth Curry, among others.

Manchester United have prioritised Jurrien Timber as their defensive target and have also held talks with Portuguese defender David Carmo.

Brendan Cole certainly had an exciting weekend as the former Dancing on Ice star tuned in for the Monaco Grand Prix with his wife, Zoe, and some friends.READ: Dancing on Ice's Brendan Cole: Inside his relationship with wife ZoeAlthough the group-of-four opted to stay at their Spanish home rather than head out to watch the race live, they were happy with their decision as they basked in the sunshine instead of the rain clouds that were over Monaco. They also kicked back with some glasses of wine as they relaxed on a set of rattan furniture, which included a sofa and a coffee table.WATCH: Brendan Cole dances with his daughter in rare videoBrendan and his wife looked very loved-up in the snap, as they cuddled up to one another, and Zoe rested an arm on his knee.READ: Brendan Cole breaks silence after losing Dancing on Ice final to Regan GascoigneMORE: Brendan Cole shares big update on his children with heartwarming video of daughterIn his caption, he wrote: "Great day! @thezoec0le Team #F1 party.

Christine Lampard delighted fans as she shared a rare snap with her baby son Freddie.The television presenter is currently on holiday with her husband Frank Lampard and shared a stylish snap of herself cradling the adorable one year old.The 41 year old, who is usually private when it comes to her family life, looked sensational as she wore a black and blue printed maxi dress from her clothing collection with retailer Wallis. Christine's brunette locks were styled in a chic bun, and she opted for maximum comfort with a pair of flip flops as she soaked up the sunshine.

Adamari López has always been an inspiration. The famous host has had an incredible career and has overcome many obstacles throughout her life. López’s spirit and smile captivate viewers every morning, and a Colombian artist was so inspired, she made a Barbie-inspired doll that looks just like the Puerto Rican.Shirly Cabrera is a talented artist dedicated to creating figures and miniature works.

Bad Bunny will not compromise.

Emiliano De Pablos Spanish thesp Luis Tosar (“Miami Vice,” “Way Down”) has joined the cast of sci-fi comedy “Golem,” produced by Spain’s top indie house Aquí y Allí Films.Directed by Juan González and Fernando Martínez (a.k.a. Burnin’ Percebes), the project toplines Brays Efe, star of Netflix hit series “Paquita Salas,” Goya Award winner Bruna Cusí (“Summer 1993”) and Javier Botet (“It,” “Amigo”).Aquí y Allí Films’ Pedro Hernández and Elamedia’s Roberto Butragueño produce the film, scheduled to roll in Madrid from August.Elamedia will distribute in Spain.Aquí y Allí is one of the five Spanish companies selected by Spain’s trade promotion board ICEX and the ICAA film institute to pitch their production slates at Cannes’ Producers Network.

Selena Gomez is about to start a new era! The singer has revealed that new music is already in the works and she is even planning to tour.The 29-year-old star who recently gave the most hilarious impression of her friend Miley Cyrus while hosting ‘Saturday Night Live,’ talked about her future projects during an interview in Deadline’s Crew Call podcast.And while she is keeping details about her new album under wraps, the singer got her fans on social media excited about the news, after confirming that she is currently in Los Angeles “working on my album now.”“I’m open to a tour, one thousand per cent, but I obviously have obligations and things I wanna do, so when the time’s right,” she added, “it’s not the top of my priority list.”Selena is also starring in the second season of the fan-favorite Hulu series ‘Only Murders in The Building’ alongside Steve Martin and Martin Short. She previously revealed her thoughts on her music career, explaining that she thought about retiring from the industry.“It‘s hard to keep doing music when people don’t necessarily take you seriously,” she told Vogue, “I’ve had moments where I’ve been like, ‘What’s the point? Why do I keep doing this?’”However it seems Selena is thrilled to be making music, following the success of her latest EP ‘Revelación’ recorded in Spanish, which was a follow up to her 2020 record Rare, peaking at No.

Bad Bunny is the latest cover star for GQ.Along with a summer-themed photoshoot--which pairs perfectly with the theme of his latest album, Un Verano Sin Ti--the international superstar also talked to the magazine about his personal life, his unstoppable career, and everything in between.Much like...well, pretty much every rapper in the world, Bad Bunny’s music includes a lot of songs about women. One song in particular, “Tití Me Preguntó,” raised a lot of eyebrows with diehard fans who follow the reggaetonero’s relationship with his longtime girlfriend, Gabriela Berlingeri.

BLACKPINK dancer and rapper Lisa has opened up about difficult time during her career with the girl group, where she was unable to record new musicDuring BLACKPINK’s recent interview with Rolling Stone, Thai-born member Lisa spoke about the “rough” year she had between the release K-pop act’s hit songs ‘As If It’s Your Last’ in 2017 and 2018’s ‘Ddu-du Ddu-du’.The singer revealed that she had struggled to sing and record new music during this time, although she didn’t go into detail as to why. “I couldn’t sing. When I went to the studio to record, nothing came out.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“Goya, Carrière and the Ghost of Buñuel,” which plays Cannes Classics this Saturday, begins with French film great Jean-Claude Carrière in a train, singing an ancient song in Occitan, the language of Provence, where he came from.Visiting Goya’s birthplace, he’ spies a cauldron and comments that there was one like that in his own family home.Towards the end of the film, surveying “The Colossus,” Goya’s painting of a giant dominating tiny people in a valley below who flee in all directions, Carrière observes that the painting capture a sense of immigration. Unlike so many of his friends, and indeed his wife,  Nahal Tajadod, Carrière notes, he will have the privilege of being buried in the same place where he was born.

Holly Jones Focusing on female protagonists, Spanish director Elena López Riera shies away from old tropes of promiscuity, desire, and the sealed fates they typically dictate in her first feature film, “El Agua.”Sold by Adeline Fontan-Tessau-headed Elle Driver for international and distributed in Spain by Filmin (“Lucas”) and producer Maria Zamora and distributor Enrique Costa’s Elastica Films (“Alcarrès”), the film keeps one foot planted firmly in reality, using found and documentary-style footage dispersed throughout to highlight a raw narrative. The other foot loosely traces the boundaries of ominous lore that’s woven through the narrative like fine thread, ever-beneath the surface of scenes dealing with young love, strong feminine bonds, and the urge to escape it all and begin anew.

Emiliano De Pablos Spain’s Cannes presence this year offers testimony to its developing co-production scene, as well as economic concerns driving the search for international partners and the ambitions of a highly cosmopolitan generation of cineastes that is driving art cinema production in Spain.Four Spanish features have made this year’s Cannes cut: Albert Serra’s competition entry “Pacifiction”; Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s “The Beasts,” in Premiere; José Luis López Linares’ Cannes Classics title “Goya, Carriere and the Ghost of Buñuel”; and Directors’ Fortnight contender “El Agua,” by Elena López Riera.All four are international co-productions. Also at Cannes, a Spanish Producers Network showcase, backed by ICEX Trade and Investment and ICAA Film Institute, will highlight eight potential overseas co-production projects.

Kerry Katona has announced that she and partner Ryan Mahoney have been inspired by TOWIE's Tommy Mallet and Georgia Kousoulou, and are now set to start their own new life in Spain. Kerry, 41, claims that the pair will remain working in the UK for the next year before moving over to the island of Mallorca. Writing in her weekly new column, Kerry also speaks proudly of her Onlyfans career and wishes Sheridan Smith well following her burglary last week.