The journalist Jofre Llombart, who was coordinator of El matí de Catalunya Ràdio, has explained on the podcast Focus that Manel Fuentes, who was the presenter of the public radio's morning show between 2009 and 2013, harassed him at work. "In 2009-2010, I suffered a case of workplace harassment by Manel Fuentes," the journalist states. In the interview, Llombart explained what Fuentes' behavior was like during the time they worked together: "Today I confront you, tomorrow I cannot live without you. Today I scold you, tomorrow I thank you. Today I congratulate you, tomorrow I criticize you mercilessly. Today I cannot live without you, tomorrow I threaten you that you will never find work in this sector again if it depends on me. You don't know how to manage this roller coaster well if you don't have the tools. The mistreatment is the entire roller coaster, both when it goes up and when it goes down."

Guillermo Creuheras and the designer Natalia Pujol, both 27 years old and children of two of the country's great business dynasties, were married this weekend in Torroella de Montgrí. He is the son of José Creuheras, president of Grupo Planeta and Atresmedia, and Columna Martí; she is the daughter of Xavier Pujol and the late Marta de Castro, the family at the helm of the automotive giant Ficosa. Both began dating in the summer of 2019 in Cerdanya –where they met thanks to the bride's older brother and where they have a home– and this Saturday they said "I do" at the Gothic church of Sant Genís in front of more than 600 guests.

Before him, stars only dressed well. After him, stars dressed like stars. Bob Mackie, who died this week at 87 due to pneumonia, has left us an intangible legacy: having redefined de facto how a show business star should dress. With the designs he began creating from a very young age, he made the entire industry understand that a star's attire must serve to be iconic, luminous, and exceptional. That is to say, to be diametrically different from the rest and not to be an improved version of the rest. Seeing how he did it, there could be no better mind than his to give shape and color to this creative concept. We refer to the evidence. More than six decades of evidence, to be more exact.

The war between Charles Spencer, brother of Lady Di, and Charles of England has never been fully closed and it reopens cyclically. This week a new fracture has occurred between the former brothers-in-law due to the memoirs that Spencer will publish next week and which are titled Swan song: Diana, my sister (Swan song: Diana, my sister). The motive for the conflict between the king and the aristocrat is a controversial fragment of the book that has already been read in the Daily Mail. In this fragment, Spencer assures that in the days following Diana's death the then-prince asserted that the one known as the people's princess, who suffered a fatal accident in August 1997, would soon be forgotten.

Shakira landed this Monday at Barajas airport, "excited to return" to Spain for the start next Friday of the historic residency in Madrid, with which she will end the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour, certified as the highest-grossing Latin tour. "I have been happy here, I spent the most important years of my life here and also difficult moments," she explained to the media that were waiting for her at the airport. She assured that she arrives ready to give the best of herself and Latin culture to the Spanish fans, who have always given her "esteem, love, and support".

Barcelona-born Peter Vives (La Riera, El tiempo entre costuras) will star in Woody Allen's Madrid-based film. The lead actresses will be Jemima Kirke and Alexi Wasserm, both coming from the cast of the series Girls. Filming will begin on October 5th. The cast is completed by Marton Csokas and Jakob Oftebro.

The student Leonor de Borbón y Ortiz has begun her political science degree this week at the Carlos III University of Madrid. While it would have been a truly groundbreaking message for the heir to the Spanish throne to study at any university outside of Spain's most central community, we will have to settle for the fact that she did not end up at a private university, as happened with her paternal cousins, and that they did not tailor a custom educational program for her and she is pursuing pre-established studies, like those taken by the rest of the students at that center. That is to say, that they did not do with her what they did with Felipe VI when he was a prince: they created ad hoc studies for him at the Autonomous University of Madrid to turn him into the prepared one.

Lady Gaga has become a mother, according to North American publications. Page Six has photographed the singer and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, with a newborn in the artist's arms. The self-dubbed mother monster has finally become a mother at 40, just as she had stated she wished for in various interviews over the years. "I want to make more movies, I want to have children," she had said about her imminent plans to Rolling Stone.

From early in the morning, the expectation was already visible at the Carlos III University of Madrid for the arrival of Princess Leonor, who began her university life this Monday. Welcomed with applause, the Princess of Asturias stated before entering the Faculty of Social and Legal Sciences of the UC3M, where she will study a degree in political science for the next four years, that she is starting this new stage with "great enthusiasm".

He died on August 28th and until September 9th he has been and will continue to be news. It seems like an eternity for a heart that no longer beats, but the demands inherent in burying a king seem not to allow it to be done with more haste. And even more so in the case of a king like Harald V of Norway, a monarch loved by his people and who was in office for 35 years. Perhaps if the farewell were faster, Norwegian society would view it negatively. For this reason, the funeral rites for the late king will have all the necessary pomp and circumstance. Including 21 cannon shots and a whistle from his royal ship.

Designer John Galliano, one of fashion's great icons, has announced that he is renouncing the exhibition and gala that the Metropolitan Museum of New York (Met) had prepared for him as a tribute, driven by strong public opinion questioning his anti-Semitic past. As he himself published on social media, he has decided that the exhibition will not take place "after much reflection and discussion with those involved".

Far-right British activist Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported to the United Kingdom, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Yiannopoulos was arrested last Thursday by several agents of ICE to the Louisiana airport. According to CNN, the reason for deportation is having stayed in the United States longer than permitted on his visa. A judge issued the final expulsion order at the end of July after Yiannopoulos failed to appear at the hearing. The DHS has explained through a statement on X that the influencer legally entered the country in May 2019, but remained residing there once his authorization expired.

These days everyone has written a line about Dolly Parton. Normal. After seventy years of career, we all have some fond memory of her. In most of the published texts, however, it is particularly relevant that people, instead of mentioning the joy of when they had seen her in concert, the talent she had for writing songs or how impeccable she always was on stage, which is what is usually said about artists, spoke of the sadness they felt for the loss. This, which might seem strange, is not at all. It is the most normal reaction to the loss of Dolly Parton, since throughout her prolific life she won our hearts by doing things for each and every one of us. It is normal that everyone loved her so much. Parton was not just an artist of the kind who periodically come to sell us their material and then lock themselves in their mansion. She never disappeared. She was continuously present in people's lives. Because she was much more than an artist. She was an institution. And we all owe her a great deal of gratitude.

The oldest monarch in Europe, Harald V of Norway, has died at the age of 89. Harald V was admitted last Monday to Oslo National Hospital to be treated for a bacterial infection. The Norwegian king had been suffering for a long time from hemolytic anemia, a blood disease that accelerates the destruction of red blood cells. The monarch's health had worsened considerably in recent years: he was already hospitalized in February in Tenerife during a vacation with Queen Sonja for a leg infection and dehydration. He was also admitted to a hospital in Malaysia in 2024 due to an infection. Prince Haakon Magnus will be the new king of Norway, a position he has already held on several occasions as regent due to his father's poor health.

The paternal grandmother of Gerard Piqué, Lina Rovira Montsant, has died at the age of 102, as reported Mundo Deportivo. The sports newspaper has reported that the wake took place this Tuesday afternoon in Sant Guim de Freixenet (la Segarra). The funeral will be held this Wednesday at 12 p.m. at the Sagrat Cor church in Sant Guim. The Piqué family has not provided details about the cause of death. As pointed out by the Segre, Rovira made an appearance last year on the show The stranger presented by Quim Masferrer. “I will leave this world very happy to have had such beautiful children and grandchildren, I love them so much,” said Piqué's grandmother.

The streamerAruberuto Makoto, whose real name is Alberto Alonso, has used social media to justify one of his most controversial videos. The youtuber, who resides in Japan, from where he creates content, has been the target of numerous criticisms for days following a video in which he can be seen sexually harassing a Japanese girl who is clearly intoxicated. In the recording, made in the Kabukicho district of Tokyo, the streamer and the accompanying cameraman make misogynistic and sexual comments towards the girl, who has difficulty walking due to alcohol. "Do you want to have her? Should I ask her if she wants to go to the hotel? This one is free," says Alonso. The cameraman replies: "I'd pin her against the wall".

The American actress Raquel Lee has reported that an employee of Disney sexually abused her during the filming of a movie in 2001. Lee accuses the company of negligence in the face of the harassment received during the recording of The poof point, when the actress was only 14 years old. The accuser has not revealed the name of the employee, whom she accuses of having assaulted her several times and of having gotten her drunk at the hotel where the casting team was staying. According to Lee, Disney did not intervene, and she even claims that the company's staff had advised her to "create a bond" with the employee. As a result of the abuse, the actress explains that her behavior changed and that, for this reason, the executives canceled her next project instead of investigating the harassment.

The writer and poet Juana Dolores (El Prat de Llobregat, 1992) has explained in an Instagram video that she is about to abandon Catalan as a language for literary creation, due to the pressure and systematic lynching she suffers on social networks.

They left for the United States six years ago because they could not stand the media pressure or the lack of freedom to which they were subjected in the United Kingdom for being members of the British royal family. On the other side of the Atlantic, for all these years, they have dedicated themselves solely to making their fame even bigger and more polarized through all sorts of pop consumer products such as books or documentaries whose sole interest was the attacks they included against the British royal family. Now, with all this inertia of social hatred they have built up in the United Kingdom from a distance, they will return to live in the country, even though when they were loved and respected there they said it was unbearable for them. Below, we analyze the nonsensical saga that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, want us to swallow.

"There is no summer that doesn't involve stepping on my favorite island at least once," says singer Dua Lipa in a post she shared on Instagram. The island is Ibiza (and also Formentera), where the British artist of Kosovar origin has traveled to celebrate her 31st birthday. It's not the first time she's blown out candles in the Pitiusas, because she already did it in 2025. This time, she first took a yacht trip to Formentera with her brothers Rina and Gjin before returning to Ibiza where the celebration with friends and family was scheduled for Saturday. The last few months have been particularly happy for Dua Lipa. At the end of May married in London to actor Callum Turner, in an intimate ceremony, and later held a large wedding party in Palermo, where they invited Elton John, Donatella Versace, Charli XCX, Olivia Dean, and Kevin Turner, among others. That celebration also caused complaints from the local population, annoyed by the privatization of the areas that gave access to the villa where the party was held.