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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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For the first time in the nearly 70-year history of the Billboard 200 albums chart, two Spanish-language albums have claimed the top two spots—a watershed moment for Latin music. Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos, an ode to Puerto Rico and his roots, has reclaimed the...
Karol G’s new Netflix documentary, Tomorrow Was Beautiful, isn’t just a behind-the-scenes tour film—it’s a raw, revealing portrait of a woman reshaping the narrative in Latin music. The doc follows Karol during her record-breaking Mañana Será Bonito stadium tour, the...
You’ve heard artists brag about being “big in Japan,” but Spanish-language music is making serious waves somewhere else entirely: China. Turns out, Chinese college students are tuning in to the likes of Bad Bunny and J Balvin—not just to vibe, but to study. Reggaeton,...
It took them a few tries, but the Florida Panthers finally found their groove — and the Maple Leafs better take notice. Sunday’s 2-0 loss wasn’t just a scoreline — it was a wake-up call. The Cats...
Born in Toronto and raised in Brampton, Mariano, founder of Trueathlete, carries deep roots in both personal perseverance and community spirit. With parents hailing from Mendoza, Argentina, family...
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz has been released from hospital and was back at the team facility on Tuesday morning, just one day after a frightening incident in Game 1 of the...
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