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Lupillo Rivera shocked the La Casa de los Famosos All Stars housemates, announcing his exit from the Telemundo reality series.

At the top of the show on Wednesday, April 30, Rivera told his fellow housemates he was leaving the competition due to health concerns.

“For medical reasons, a critical situation, I won’t be able to continue on La Casa de los Famosos All Stars,” a very emotional Rivera said.

Rivera was one of the celebrity housemates who returned for the All Stars seasons of the Telemundo competition series based on the Big Brother format.

“I have had a good time with all of you,” he said, powering through his tears. “I’ve had bad moments and I ask for forgiveness to production. I love this game. I love to win. I love to lose. I love to debate. I will miss it a lot.”

Rivera was one of the top...

Aleska Génesis was not only evicted from Telemundo’s La Casa de los Famosos All Stars but also arrested and taken into custody by police after viewers voted her out.

It doesn’t get more real than what happened to Aleska on Monday night’s shock eviction from the reality series competition. After 35 days on the show, the Venezuelan model didn’t survive the nominations block and became the fifth evicted housemate.

However, minutes after Aleska was to have a sit-down interview with the show’s co-host, Jimena Gállego, to talk about her time in the house, she was approached by Mexican police because she had an arrest warrant in her name.

Aleska was arrested on suspicion of robbery, something she had been arrested for in the past, before entering La Casa de los Famosos Season 4 in 2024. The former model is accused of taking part in the robbery of expensive...

La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars brings back notable participants from its previous seasons, such as Lupillo Rivera, Niurka Marcos, and Alfredo Adame.

The much-talked-about reality competition from Telemundo is in the same vein as Big Brother where contestants will compete inside a house to outlast everyone and win the grand prize of $200,000. 

Viewers will be given the chance to choose who gets evicted every week based on the list of nominees. In the end, only one will remain and get the chance to be named the big winner of La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars. 

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La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars has unveiled its celebrity cast, who will compete for a cash prize of $200,000.

The Telemundo reality competition, now in its fifth season overall, opens its doors once again to welcome back players from previous seasons for a second chance at winning the game.

Lupillo Rivera, Niurka Marcos, Alfredo Adame, Laura Bozzo, Manelyk González, Nacho Casano, Salvador Zerboni, and Julia Gama are some stars who returned to the competition. To round out the cast, the game also welcomed eight “New Generation” contestants who were thrown into the mix and took the challenge to compete with the legendary players.

Jimena Gállego, who has been a co-host since the first season of La Casa de los Famosos, was joined by Univision’s Mira Quién Baila alum Javier Poza as her new co-host. In addition, Sunday night’s debate show will feature Season 1 winner Alicia Machado, Season 4 winner Maripily Rivera,...

Baseball legend Fernando Valenzuela, known as El Toro, has sadly passed away at the age of 63.

The news was announced on Tuesday night (October 22) by the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team he spent the longest tenure on during his MLB career.

“We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former Dodgers great Fernando Valenzuela,” the MLB said in a statement.

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A cause of death has not been revealed yet.

The Mexican baseball pitcher competed in 17 baseball seasons from 1980 to 1991 and from 1993 to 1997. He started his career with the Dodgers and played for the team through 1990. He went on to play for the California Angels, the Baltimore Orioles, the Philadelphia Phillies, the San Diego Padres, and finally the St. Louis Cardinals.

News of Fernando‘s passing comes just hours after it was announced that a new mural celebrating his career would be placed...

Edgar Nito, whose debut feature “The Gasoline Thieves’’ won the Best New Narrative Director award at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, is taking his second feature, “A Fisherman’s Tale,” to world premiere at Spain’s most prominent genre festival, Sitges, and have its Mexican debut at the Morelia film fest, both in October.

Produced by Pablo Cruz and Enrique Lavigne of El Estudio, Nito’s Pirotecnia Films, L.A.-based 4 Ways Entertainment and associate produced by Grupo Morbido’s Pablo Guisa, the fantasy tale turns on a legend when nature once flourished peacefully around a lake and its islands. Men, consumed by dark desires, spread fear, hatred, and death. The fishermen speak of “La Miringua,” a vengeful mythical creature that pulls sinners into the lake’s depths, dragging them to their doom.

Co-written by Nito and Alfredo Mendoza, the film stars a solid cast led by Noé Hernández (“Miss...

Monster trucks have thrilled audiences for decades with gravity-defying stunts. These hulking vehicles are pushed to extremes, soaring through the air and smashing any obstacle in their path. Now fans can get behind the wheel themselves in Monster Jam Showdown.

Developed by Milestone, Showdown invites players to master the highly customizable trucks from the popular Monster Jam circuit. Hop into legendary rides like Megalodon or Maximum Destruction, each with unique body styles and abilities. Pit your skills against opponents locally or online across multiple platforms.

Powered by Unreal Engine 5, the visuals bring each stadium and terrain to life. Roar through mud, dirt, and snow in landscapes spanning California to Alaska. Practice your moves in freestyle mode or go head-to-head in intense mini-tournaments. As you compete, earned currency unlocks new trucks, customization options, and challenging boss events.

With approaches catered towards all skill levels, MonsterJam Showdown looks to deliver thrills and...

If you were a child who grew up in the 1950s, you were most likely familiar with a Western hero named Kit Carson. Between the years 1951 and 1956, The Adventures of Kit Carson was syndicated on television. The 30-minute adventure Western followed the escapades of the titular gunslinger Kit Carson, played by Bill Williams, and his faithful companion El Toro (Don Diamond) as they ventured across the late 1800s Old West. Clad in buckskins and cowboy hats, these two merry travelers always found themselves in all sorts of trouble, but they always found their way back out of it again. While most Western television shows at the time were generally made with more adult audiences in mind (or at the very least all audiences), The Adventures of Kit Carson was generally considered a children's Western, one that rose to unfathomable popularity in its day.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains details of the La Casa de los Famosos 2024 winner.

Following a historic ratings season, La Casa de los Famosos Season 4 came to an end on Telemundo.

Maripily Rivera, Rodrigo Romeh, Geraldine Bazán, Alana Literas, and Lupillo Rivera reached the final, and the winner would receive a $200,000 cash prize.

Ahead of the finale, Aleska Génesis was eliminated, making her the last housemate to leave the house.

After hosts Nacho Lozano and Jimena Gállego announced that voting had been closed, the audience sealed the fate of the housemates.

In fifth place was telenovela star Bazán, who entered the house on Day 51 to replace other housemates who had abandoned the competition.

Literas, who won Top Chef VIP 2023, came in fourth place, and Rivera took third place.

After 119 days, Maripily Rivera was named the winner of La Casa de los Famosos Season 4, with Romeh taking second place.

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Est Gee and Yo Gotti have collaborated on a new single, “A Moment With Gotti.” In a music video for the track, the pair appear in front of high-end cars, as Gotti raps, “I ain’t payin’ no plugs/ I got more free bands than Scooter.”

The song teases Est Gee’s forthcoming album, El Toro 2, a continuation of Gee’s 2019 debut mixtape, El Toro. The rapper previously shared single “Turn the Streets Up,” which will also appear on the new album.

Est Gee has released several albums since El Toro,...

It’s a sunny day in New York City, but the lights are dim inside the restaurant Jue Lan in Manhattan, a go-to for industry dinners and celebrations, which may explain the casino lighting that permeates certain corners of the establishment. Est Gee and his two-person team aren’t celebrating in the upstairs suite they’ve booked, though the table’s platter of shrimp, oxtail tacos, and fruity-looking drinks looks like a Rick Ross lyric.

The room is windowless, which I didn’t realize was a symbol of what’s...

Chiquis has never shied away from the challenges she’s faced in her personal life — in fact, her recent book Unstoppable, released in February, reckons with divorce, loss, and the responsibility she feels caring for her siblings following the death of her mother, the late Mexican-American star Jenni Rivera, ten years ago.

Chiquis’ fight to make it in the music industry has also been a tough battle that she’s been candid about, but on her new album, Abeja Reina, she’s done talking. Through 18 tracks that range from banda to corridos to R&b,...

[[tmz:video id="0_upuk2x8y"]] Jenni Rivera's brother doesn't wanna go head-to-head with the Kardashians now that he's got a reality show, and it's simple -- He Knows He Can't!!! Grammy winning singer Lupillo Rivera -- an icon in Mexico and among Latinos around the world -- tells us why he dares not compare himself to the Kardashians ... he says just look at 'em. Really, look at them and then look at him. Lupillo -- whose album, "El Malo,...

Fontana, Calif. -- Ela Rivella is a sexy, headstrong race car driver torn between two racing brothers in a glamorous, high-stakes world of cutthroat competition and danger. Ela loved Jordi Fernandez until jealousy drove them apart, and now she's irresistibly drawn to Checo, whose clandestine romance with Ela could drive Jordi to violence.

Sound like a soap opera? Maybe some particularly ambitious Formula One fan fiction?

It's an actual novela – the wildly popular short-run series that flood the Latino television market in North America and beyond – co-produced by Univision and Nascar to put the down-home American sport of stock car racing in front of millions of Spanish-speaking viewers who might have never watched a Nascar race.

This remarkable blend of speed and cheese will debut on Univision's website in a series of five- to seven-minute episodes starting in April before appearing on Univision on May 5. Called "Arranque de Pasión, La Historia de Ela,...

Jenni Rivera is still around to support those she loves most—at least that's what her brother seems to be experiencing. Mexican singer Lupillo Rivera, Jenni's younger brother, says he feels his late sister's presence when he's performing on stage. "I feel her. I've felt a heaviness on my shoulder, I've felt shadows around the stage," Rivera told E! News at the Nascar Autoclub 400 event earlier today in Fontana. And while some may be uneasy with an extra presence, Lupillo embraces it. "It feels good. I like that," he said. He explains that the family has healed some since the plane crash in December, but the empty spot still...

The "Diva de la Banda" was laid to rest Monday, nearly one month after the Mexican-American singer died in a tragic plane crash that killed all seven passengers.

Jenni Rivera was buried in All Souls Cemetery in Long Beach, California, at a private funeral held by her family, La Opinión reports. She was 43 years old.

Her brother Lupillo Rivera held a beer in his hand and sang at the funeral, as the family said their final goodbye, according to La Opinión.

The burial came after a public celebration on Dec. 19, in which thousands of her fans and admirers celebrated the rising star’s life in Los Angeles. The burial was delayed for legal reasons, according to Mexico's El Nacional.

Rivera’s Learjet 25 nosedived from 28,000 feet while traveling from the northern Mexican city of Monterrey to Toluca during an early morning flight on Dec. 9. Rivera’s remains were delivered to her...

Jenni Rivera, 43, the Mexican-American singer and reality star, gave her final performance Saturday night in the city of Monterrey, Mexico before boarding a plane headed to Toluca early Sunday morning. Minutes later the aircraft had reportedly disappeared. Within hours, Mexican officials confirmed the chartered jet carrying Rivera and members of her professional team had crashed, leaving no survivors.

Rivera’s tragic death echoes a life filled with adversity -- hardship that in turn seemed to fuel the singer's journey to stardom. Esteemed by fans as “La Diva de la Banda,” the singer overcame depression, physical and psychological abuse, and family controversy to become a strong-willed woman within a male-dominated genre.

Dolores Janney Rivera Saavedra, as she was baptized by her parents Rosa Saavedra and Pedro Rivera, was the third of six children: Pedro, Gustavo, Lupillo, Juan and Rosy.

When Rivera’s parents decided to cross the border illegally from Mexico into the United States,...