Alanis Morissette, responsible for hits like Ironic, has filed a lawsuit against her former tour manager, Keren Urinov, for extortion and blackmail. The singer claims that Urinov threatened to report her for drug trafficking. According to the artist, to stop the report, her former tour manager demanded a 15-year employment contract, with annual salary increases and bonuses. "Plaintiff Alanis Morissette is the victim of a calculated blackmail campaign orchestrated by a disgruntled former tour manager. Morissette will not agree to work with an incompetent blackmailer for the next 15 years nor pay her a ransom under duress," the singer's legal team says in the lawsuit.

Two years after her participation in the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games, Céline Dion has reappeared in the French capital to begin preparing for her anticipated return to the stage, after a period of retirement due to health problems. The singer will perform a series of sixteen shows starting on September 12 at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre, west of Paris.

Since this Friday, Norway has a new king, Haakon VIII, who ascended the throne a few hours after the death of his father, Harald V. In this case, there will be no coronation ceremony. His daughter, Ingrid Alexandra, 22 years old, is now the crown princess thanks to the abolition of Salic law in 1990. This Saturday, both will hold condolence audiences with representatives of the country's main institutions.

All houses have dirty laundry. And royal families, even more so. There are plenty of examples. In the Spanish monarchy, the British one..., even the Norwegian one, with the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Marius Borg Hoiby, recently sentenced to four years in prison for two counts of rape and domestic violence. But they are the beatified royals of Buckingham Palace are the ones who take almost all the podium medals. Otherwise, a series like The Crown, whitewashing and glorification of a completely dysfunctional clan and institution, it could not have had so many, many seasons.

The comedian and impersonator Carlos Latre (47 years old) and his wife, the journalist Yolanda Marcos (53), have decided to put an end to their relationship after 22 years of marriage, according to the magazine "Semana". The couple met in the 90s on the radio: he was 20 years old and starting his career, while she was the head of news at Radio España.

Antonio Díaz, El Mago Pop, has visited NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston (United States) while working on a new show that his team has described as "one of the most ambitious illusions of his career." The visit to the Johnson Space Center became "an extraordinary source of inspiration and research for a project" that the illusionist's team still keeps secret. Díaz, who during the visit was able to access different facilities in the complex, is currently immersed in the creation of his next world stadium tour, a project with which he intends to push "the boundaries of magic and spectacle on an unprecedented scale.

Amaia Montero will turn 50 this Wednesday in the middle of the tour for her comeback with La Oreja de Van Gogh, the tourTantas cosas que contar. In an interview with the Efe agency, the singer has stated that getting older has "disadvantages" but that she is "happy": "And anything that isn't vital, I don't give a damn about," she adds.

Last weekend, Donald Trump and his wife Melania were the guests of honor at the IndyCar race to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States' independence, in which the Vallesà Àlex Palou was competing to revalidate his champion title (he will have to wait for the next race). The event, which was held at the National Mall in Washington, has generated comments over an off-track issue: a video in which the President of the United States and the First Lady can be seen having a tense discussion. During the conversation, Melania can be seen with a serious face, speaking in her husband's ear.

Footballer Marc-André ter Stegen, ex-Blaugrana and current AFC Ajax player, and his girlfriend, Ona Sellarès, have become parents to a baby girl named Sofie, as announced in a joint social media post. The couple shared several photos of the new family member. The photos also feature the two children the footballer shares with his ex-wife, architect Daniela Jehle. The images show the children cuddling their new sister. The birth took place on Friday.

Dolly Parton has wanted to reassure her fans, and the music world in general. In an interview with People magazine, the American singer-songwriter recalls that in May she had to cancel some concerts in Las Vegas, and a few days ago her attendance at an event in Dollywood, her amusement park in Tennessee. "The doctor told me I couldn't even travel," says Parton, 80, who assures that for now she continues to recover from some health problems and at the same time is working on "other ways to get her music" to the public, such as "performances with avatars". In fact, she is already in talks with specialized companies.

"This chaos, this disaster, they have created it expressly to try to play with our emotions, to try to make us give up, to leave, and to continue selling the island piece by piece and make a Puerto Rico without Puerto Ricans," said Bad Bunny on Saturday during the concert at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan. This forceful criticism was aimed at the Esencia project, which foresees the construction of a luxury tourist megacomplex in the southwest of the island that includes an exclusive residential area and several hotels in Cabo Rojo. In addition, Bad Bunny invited the concert audience to participate in the demonstrations against the project and also called for the resignation of Jennifer González, the governor of Puerto Rico since January 2025.

Actress Margaret Qualley is one of the rising stars of current Hollywood and, therefore, any appearance she makes on a red carpet gets people talking about her, especially if she appears wearing pieces that leave the audience speechless. This Thursday, Qualley attended the London premiere of the film The dog stars wearing footwear that left everyone speechless: soleless sandals from Chanel. These are shoes that appear unfinished because they only have the heel part, which ties to the foot with laces. In this way, half of the foot has no sole and, therefore, whoever wears them is almost barefoot. The heel bears the CC logo of Coco Chanel.

Three years after the death of her partner due to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), American actress Sandra Bullock has broken her silence on what it has meant for her to live with this disease and, finally, to lose her life partner, photographer Bryan Randall. In a conversation on the podcast Smartless, hosted by fellow actors Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett, Bullock explained that her partner explicitly asked her not to make the illness public. "I wasn't allowed to talk about it. That's what he asked of me, and that's what I did," recalls the Oscar winner for The Blind Side (2009). Although she assures that she understands Randall's request, she admits that having to carry the diagnosis in silence isolated her, especially during the covid pandemic, when she had to be particularly attentive to her children, Louis and Laila.

Singer Rauw Alejandro, Rosalía's ex-partner, has become a father for the first time with his current girlfriend, according to the Univision program ¡Siéntese quien pueda! Journalist Álex Rodríguez has detailed that Alejandro is in a relationship with a Puerto Rican girl whom he met after breaking up with Rosalía. "They have had a very formal relationship for two years," explained the journalist, who added that the couple lives in New York, where she is finishing her studies. The singer, however, has not yet confirmed the birth of the child.

The American dream of Harry and Meghan Markle has ended in failure. Or, if one wants to be more benevolent, in an experience that has not gone as they had imagined. Six years after the Megxit, the prince and the actress, who in 2020 gave a slammed door to the British monarchy in the name of freedom, privacy, and financial independence, are preparing their return to the United Kingdom. And they are not doing it for a holiday: they will arrive at the end of August, and their children, Archie and Lilibet, will start at a British school in September. Just last year, in an interview with the BBC, Harry stated that he could not imagine any scenario in which he could bring his wife and children to the United Kingdom, given his concern for security. Who will pay this bill now is, for the moment, a mystery, although the office of the British premier has assured that it is a private matter.

Josep Cusí, Joan Carles de Borbón's most loyal friend, died this Wednesday at the age of 92 in Barcelona, as reported by La Vanguardia and confirmed by the Efe Agency. Although he was one of the king emeritus's closest friends, they hadn't seen each other for some time because Cusí's delicate health following a stroke he suffered in 2021 did not allow him to travel. With a discreet profile, he was a businessman, shipowner, and participated in the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games as a shooter. He met Joan Carles Borbó in 1972 during a hunt organized by Franco. In fact, Cusí accompanied the dictator for 12 years as a trap shooting instructor: "Every Thursday I went to the El Pardo house for many years and we had lunch in the countryside. I set up a trap shooting machine for him," he recalled in 2011 in an interview with Ràdio 4. Before dying, Franco gave him one of his shotguns.

The Irish actress Jamie Lee O'Donnell, known for the series "Derry Girls and Leonard and Hungry Paul, was escorted by the police upon landing in Edinburgh on a flight from Barcelona, where she currently lives. According to Global Chronicle, this Sunday, during the Ryanair flight heading to the Scottish capital, O'Donnell allegedly had a confrontational attitude that led to an "incident" with the plane's crew.

Singer and actress Selena Gomez has had to defend herself against accusations of fraud following a lawsuit filed against her by several investors in the mental health start-up Wondermind. In statements to People magazine, Gomez's lawyer, Mathew S. Rosengart, assured that the accusations are baseless. "We will file a motion to dismiss the unfounded claims against her," he stated.

The forward of the English football team, of Leicester and Barça, and former BBC star, Gary Lineker has joined a signed open letter for 120 British millionaires asking the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, to create a wealth tax. The letter, driven by the Patriotic Millionaires collective, argues that the concentration of wealth has increased inequalities and calls for higher taxation on the highest fortunes, not on earned income.

Anything a celebrity shares on their social media can be susceptible to generating controversy. Rosalía has experienced this firsthand this week, when Argentine fans have revolted against her after she re-shared a video by actress Mia Khalifa that some interpreted as a mockery of the Argentine national team, which last Sunday was defeated by Spain in the World Cup final. This Wednesday, the singer used Instagram to apologize to the Argentine followers who felt offended. "I shared it because "La perla" was playing and I didn't even read what it said. Sorry", she says in a first Instagram story. Immediately after, she shared another one in which she emphasizes: "I only have love for Argentina".