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In Argentina, tens of thousands of “Dragon Ball” fans paid tribute to its creator, Toriyama Akira, who passed away at 68. Gathering around an obelisk in Buenos Aires, they sang the anime’s theme song and mimicked the iconic “Spirit Bomb” pose. The manga’s popularity in Central and South America led to memorial events across the region. Prominent soccer teams and players expressed gratitude online. Attendees spoke of their lifelong passion for “Dragon Ball” and how it taught them values like friendship and perseverance.
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This past weekend’s Ontario Futsal Cup at 360 Soccer Centre in Vaughan brought together some of the province’s top futsal talent. While the competition was intense on the court, play was unfortunately suspended on Saturday due to moisture on the playing surface,...
J Balvin is bringing a new sound to a rock classic ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The global superstar has teamed up with Coca-Cola to release a reimagined version of Jump, the iconic 1980s hit originally performed by Van Halen. Known for its instantly recognizable...
New York City is getting ready to crown its own Benito. On March 14 at 2 p.m., a Bad Bunny lookalike contest will take place at 7th Street Burger in the Bronx. The event is being organized in partnership with Bronx Native and promises a lively celebration of one of...
This past weekend’s Ontario Futsal Cup at 360 Soccer Centre in Vaughan brought together some of the province’s top futsal talent. While the competition was intense on the court, play was...
Toronto is about to “spring forward.” At 2 a.m. on March 8, clocks across much of Canada — including Toronto — will move one hour ahead as daylight saving time begins. The seasonal shift is designed...
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to kick off this summer, the Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a collection of limited-edition commemorative coins celebrating the global tournament. The collection...
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