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The owner of Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic admitted the building had serious structural problems for over a decade before the roof collapsed earlier this month, killing 232 people. He revealed that plasterboard patch jobs were common, and no one ever properly inspected the roof or the water systems. The owner, Antonio Espaillat, said he’s heartbroken and apologized to the victims’ families, insisting he never saw any warning signs. Lawsuits are now piling up, and the disaster has sparked a bigger conversation about unsafe buildings in the country, with new safety laws in the works.
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Toronto’s Entertainment District got an extra dose of Mexican star power during TIFF as the cast of Hombre al agua celebrated the film’s Toronto International Film Festival premiere with a night out at Silent H on King Street West. Gael García Bernal, Esmeralda...
The nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards are officially here, with some of the biggest names in Latin music — and several rising stars — preparing for another huge night in Las Vegas. The Latin Recording Academy announced the nominees for the 27th Annual Latin...
J Balvin and Valentina Ferrer have separated. Ferrer confirmed the news in a message shared on Instagram on September 16, ending days of speculation about their relationship. “After sharing so many years and important moments together, José and I have decided to go...
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Could Canadians Soon Be Able to Live and Work More Freely in Europe? Imagine being Canadian and having the ability to move to Europe, take a job and live there without navigating the complicated...
Nicaragua has a new queen — and she’s bringing Caribbean representation with her. Jasmine Blandford has officially been crowned Miss Universe Nicaragua 2026 and will represent the Central American...
Ecuador is facing a growing crisis that is happening largely out of sight. More than 300,000 Ecuadorians have been forced to leave their homes over the past three years because of escalating...
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