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Hace 14 años en una conferencia de prensa en la ciudad de Las Vegas, tuvimos la oportunidad de preguntarle a Luis Miguel, a través de un juego de palabras, acerca de uno de los temas su disco homónimo “Luis Miguel” (2010) cuyo título llamaba más nuestra atención “¿De quién es usted?”. Para ese momento, el cantante que hoy 19 de abril de 2024 celebra su cumpleaños número 54, reaccionó con una sincera carcajada tras escuchar nuestra pregunta. “De los 10 temas que conforman el álbum ‘Luis Miguel’, hay un tema que me llama mucho la atención, el título, ‘De quién es usted’… Luis Miguel, ¿De quién es usted? Y por favor no me responda con el último título del disco ‘Tal vez me mientes’”. La preguntá tenía que ver, obviamente, sobre su pareja del momento y el hermetismo que siempre ha caracterizado a este artista acerca de su vida privada y sus relaciones sentimentales. Para sorpresa de los presentes en la conferencia, El Sol de México respondió de una manera sublime y muy divertida. “Eh ¿De quién soy yo? Bueno, yo realmente me reparto, la

Uno de los grupos de rock más singulares de la música latina, El Cuarteto de Nos, dio a conocer que llevará su esperada gira “Lámina Once” 2024 a los Estados Unidos con presentaciones selectas, comenzando el 8 de octubre en House of Blues de Orlando, Florida. El tour de siete fechas, que comparte nombre con el último álbum del conjunto, llevará a los fans de costa a costa las afiladas letras y contundentes mensajes del extenso repertorio de El Cuarteto, haciendo paradas en varias de las principales ciudades estadounidenses, como Chicago, Nueva York y Houston, entre otras. La gira finalizará el 17 de octubre en el Teatro Belasco de Los Ángeles, con lo que se marcará la primera visita hecha a nuestra ciudad para actuar en vivo. La banda uruguaya ha capturado a fans de todo el mundo durante más de cuatro décadas, lanzando más de 17 álbumes que han obtenido certificaciones de Oro, Platino y Triple Platino. Con más de 5 millones de oyentes mensuales en plataformas digitales, se ha hecho acreedora a dos Grammy Latinos. Después de experimentar un impresionante 2023, durante el

Taylor Swift just can’t stop. Two hours after she dropped her 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” late Thursday night, the pop superstar revealed that the LP’s 16 tracks represent just half of what she described as “a secret DOUBLE album.” The other half, she added, comprises 15 more songs and completes a massive collection called “The Anthology” that’s all but certain to take up nearly one-third of Billboard’s Hot 100 when its tracks hit the charts. On first listen, the bonus material mostly lives up (or down) to its billing — big outtake energy, in other words, as in “Cassandra,” which hits like a lesser version of Swift’s “Cardigan” (from 2020’s “Folklore”) and “The Prophecy,” which suggests that Taylor might be a serious Sufjan Stevens fan . Still, a handful of cuts stand out. Here are five to savor: ‘So High School’ Inspired, one presumes, by Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce, this fuzzed-out guitar jam about watching “American Pie” on a Saturday night is exactly what it would sound like if the indie-rock band Alvvays covered Hilary Duff’s “So Yesterday.” (Speaking of secret

By Shawna Mizelle April 19, 2024 / 7:08 PM EDT / CBS News Arizona GOP split on abortion ban repeal Arizona Republicans split on effort to repeal 1864 abortion ban 02:39 Colorado organizers who sought to put an anti-abortion initiative on the ballot this November failed to gather enough signatures in time to qualify. The proposed measure from the Colorado Life Initiative sought to declare “a living human child must not be intentionally dismembered, mutilated, poisoned, scalded, starved, stabbed, given toxic injections known to cause death, left to die of the elements for lack of warmth or nutrition, used for experimentation, or treated in any way inhumanely to cause intentional physical harm leading to intended death or intended to cause disability to otherwise healthy and functioning parts of the body of a child.” For the purposes of the group’s initiative, a “living human child” exists “from the moment human life biologically begins at conception,” according to its website.  The group needed to collect 124,238 signatures by the April 18 deadline. Faye Barnhart, co-sponsor of the measure, told CBS News that the group had collected “tens

By Joe Ruiz, Brian Dakss, Alex Sundby April 19, 2024 / 7:00 PM EDT / CBS News Taylor Swift releases new double album Taylor Swift releases “Tortured Poets Department” double album 01:57 It’s probably not a surprise, but Taylor Swift’s new double album is already breaking records. Spotify announced on social media early Friday evening that “The Tortured Poets Department” released overnight had since become the most-streamed album in a single day, and Swift became the most-streamed artist in a single day in the streaming service’s history. One of the most-anticipated album releases of the year dropped overnight to much fanfare, with even more coming hours later when Swift announced it was actually a double-album release. Swift now holds the top three most-streamed albums in a single day in Spotify’s history, the company said, with “Midnights” and “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” rounding out the list. Swift also broke her own record for the most-streamed artist in a single day, which was October 27, 2023, for the release of the aforementioned “1989” album. The music video for her song “Fortnight” featuring Post Malone is slated to be

By Olivia Rinaldi April 19, 2024 / 6:27 PM EDT / CBS News Impact of Trump trial on his 2024 campaign Trump’s trial will impact his ability to campaign for president 03:30 The Republican National Committee and former President Donald Trump’s campaign announced a new initiative Friday to deploy thousands to monitor vote counting in battleground states during the presidential election.  The Republican Party aims to recruit 100,000 volunteers to observe the voting process and report irregularities, as well as lawyers to provide rapid-response services if there are issues in the vote counting.  “The RNC is hiring hundreds of election integrity staff across the map – more than ever before because our Party will be recruiting thousands of more observers to protect the vote in 2024,”  said Lara Trump, RNC co-chair, in a press release. “These campaign officials in states are tasked with recruiting, training, and when possible, shifting poll watchers and poll workers day in and day out.” The operation plans to set up an “Election Integrity Hotline” in every battleground state and create a command center for lawyers to respond to reports from

Giancarlo Esposito knows — people think everyone who is on TV or in the movies is rich, and will always stay that way. But it’s not always so, by a long shot. In fact, the “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” villain’s imagination went pretty darn dark when his own times were tough. It was a while back, before those two Vince Gilligan series cemented him as a famous face, and there wasn’t much money coming in, he said on a recent episode of the “Jim and Sam Show” podcast with comic Jim Norton and radio and WWE personality Sam Roberts. He had to file for bankruptcy. The then-married father of four said he started thinking about the circumstances under which his insurance policy might pay out to his family. Would suicide work? Well, that gets complicated, said his wife, whose father was in the insurance biz — hence the ample policy Esposito had at the time. So skip that. “I just started scheming — if I got someone to knock me off, death through misadventure,” the 65-year-old said, his family might get the money.

Eric Braeden, the actor who has spent 40-plus years playing self-made businessman Victor Newman on “The Young and the Restless,” has just been honored with his 10th Daytime Emmy nomination — two decades after his first win. Braeden, nominated for lead performance in a daytime drama series, hasn’t been recognized for his role since 2004, as he has routinely declined to submit himself for the Emmys in the years since. He has collected 10 Emmy nods for his role in “Y&R,” including a 2002 dual nomination for him and co-star Melody Thomas Scott, who plays Victor’s long-term love interest Nikki Reed. Scott presented Braeden with his first Emmy in 1998, on the set of “The Young and the Restless.” “I have to tell you, when Mel gave it to me on the set, I had no clue that she was going to do that,” he said in a behind-the-scenes interview at the time. “I couldn’t have received it from a person that I would have more liked to have received it from.” Scott Clifton, John McCook and Thorsten Kaye of “The Bold and the Beautiful”

Warning: The following contains spoilers from “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.” Although the events of World War II have been extensively studied, details are still emerging. In fact, documents concerning an essential mission, dubbed Operation Postmaster and undertaken by the British War Office, were only recently declassified. The mission, carried out by the Special Operations Executive (SOE), is the unlikely subject of Guy Ritchie’s latest film, “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.” Now in theaters the film, written by Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson, Arash Amel and Ritchie, is based on Damien Lewis’s 2014 book “Churchill’s Secret Warriors: The Explosive True Story of the Special Forces Desperadoes of WWII.” However, it takes some dramatic license in its depiction of the events. “The story itself and the elements are true,” Amel says, noting that some characters are amalgamations to serve a two-hour narrative. “Not only was it untold history, with men on a mission against all odds who became the forerunners of James Bond, but it was a coming together of this multicultural coalition of the misfits. It wasn’t just your classical story of the British fighting the

A 24-year-old man accused of breaking into a Newport Beach home in a robbery that left him with a gunshot wound and a second suspect dead has been charged in connection with the incident, according to Orange County Superior Court records. Andrew Miguel Rosas is facing charges of first-degree burglary, first-degree robbery, carrying a loaded firearm in public and conspiring to commit a crime, all felonies. He has not yet entered a plea. Rosas, who remains hospitalized, appeared in court on video this week, court records show. Police were summoned to a house near Newport Coast Drive and Pelican Hill Road North at 4:45 a.m. Tuesday by a 911 call about a home invasion in progress. The house was at the north end of Vista Luci cul-de-sac. A few minutes into the emergency call, the caller said one of the residents inside the home shot a suspect, according to a police report. During a brief on-scene news conference, police confirmed that the homeowner shot at one of the two burglary suspects, KTLA-TV reported. When officers arrived, they discovered Rosas lying in the street with injuries

A Los Angeles man with a history of associating with a violent white supremacist group has been sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison. Ryan Scott Bradford, 35, of Reseda, was sentenced Friday to 57 months in prison for being a convicted felon in possession of ammunition and possessing eight “conversion devices” that allow for semi-automatic firearms to function as machine guns. He previously pleaded guilty to the federal weapons charges in January. Bradford is a known associate of an extremist white supremacist group in the San Fernando Valley, prosecutors said in a criminal affidavit filed last year. Using an online moniker that referenced his affiliation with the group, Bradford would post racist messages targeting Jewish people, including calling for “mass murder and genocide of Jews,” according to the United States Department of Justice. He also posted links on the messaging platform Telegram, which included instruction manuals for hand grenades, information about biological warfare, and calling for an “Aryan Revolution.” The DOJ said he also offered to make firearms and firearm parts for others using 3D printers. Bradford’s home was raided last July by

LOS ANGELES – Most states have programs to track unclaimed money and property, and California is no exception. Here, the Unclaimed Property division is run by the California State Controller. Businesses and individuals can search their names and then claim their unclaimed cash and items. An audit by KTLA 5 News has found over $100,000 waiting for the Happiest Place on Earth: six pages of listings for Disneyland and other entities related to the Anaheim theme park. Clean Harbors paid Disneyland $19,766.48, which has not been claimed. Marriott paid Disneyland $3,069.36, which has also sat unclaimed. The Los Angeles Dodgers paid Disneyland $2,032.00 for something marked “refunds due”. Disneyland hasn’t cashed it in. Disneyland clears major hurdle in $1.9B expansion plans Xerox, Bank of America, the L.A. County Fair, Costco – they all have unclaimed money waiting for the theme park. Other parks and Disney’s competitors do, too. SeaWorld has $2,399.40 that Disneyland hasn’t claimed. NBC Universal, the parent company of Universal Studios, apparently paid Disneyland $578.00 for something called “vendor checks,” which has still gone unclaimed. Also on the list:  Eastman Kodak: $4,700.16 Orbitz:

In anticipation of summer, Pepsi announced the arrival of two new flavors inspired by a popular summer activity: grilling. Inspired by an American BBQ, new flavors Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach are ideal pairings for ribs, burgers, smoked brisket, or other BBQ staples. Pepsi introduces two new limited-edition flavor innovations inspired by summer grilling: Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach. (Pepsi) “The tangy citrus bite of lime and the plush sweetness of a ripe peach are popular and nostalgic summertime flavor profiles, and when combined with the crisp and refreshing taste of Pepsi, both Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach provide a delectable sweet and refreshing flavor to pair with and enhance the bold, dynamic and smokey savory flavors created on a grill,” a news release said. This Pepsi flavor is only available at IHOP locations nationwide In celebration of the new products, the beverage company is also teaming up with celebrity chef Bobby Flay to share summer grilling tips. The company will also host a summer BBQ party for one lucky guest. The contest will be open until June 17; complete contest rules can be found

Los Angeles General Medical Center is again asking the public’s help to identify a patient. The Boyle Heights hospital is currently treating a woman who was found unresponsive at an apartment complex in downtown Los Angeles. The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services says the woman is believed to be between 40 and 50 years old with a thin build standing 5 feet 1 inch and weighing only 86 pounds. Los Angeles General Medical Center is asking the public’s help to identify a woman who was found unresponsive in downtown L.A. on April 18, 2024. (Los Angeles General Medical Center) She has dark brown or black hair and blue eyes, officials said, as well as a small tattoo on her right forearm. She was brought to the hospital Thursday after she was found at the Ford Apartments at 1000 E 7th St. in downtown Los Angeles. Hospital trying to identify man found unresponsive in downtown L.A. Due to patient confidentiality laws, the hospital is unable to provide details about her medical condition. Anyone who might recognize the woman or has information that can lead

Climate Watch: Protecting the Planet | How sustainable fashion reduces greenhouse gasses – CBS News Watch CBS News In this episode of “Climate Watch: Protecting the Planet,” CBS News senior environmental correspondent Ben Tracy explores the innovative ways both people and companies are making fashion more sustainable ahead of Earth Day. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On