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Nezza Sings Spanish National Anthem at Dodger Stadium Despite Dodgers' Objection

US Immigration · Los Angeles

Nezza Sings Spanish National Anthem at Dodger Stadium Despite Dodgers' Objection

46% Center coverage: 114 sources

The Dodgers have said she faces no punishment for her protest performance that has fueled debate over immigration policy. See the Story

‘Jaws’ Turns 50. It Changed Pop Culture and Our Perception of Sharks

Steven Spielberg

‘Jaws’ Turns 50. It Changed Pop Culture and Our Perception of Sharks

50% Left coverage: 56 sources

Pope Leo Urges International Diplomacy to Prevent ’Irreparable Abyss’

Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City

Pope Leo Urges International Diplomacy to Prevent ’Irreparable Abyss’

51% Right coverage: 43 sources

Pope Leo on Sunday said the international community must strive to avoid war that risks opening an "irreparable abyss", and that diplomacy should take the place of conflict. See the Story

Brian Wilson’s Good Vibrations

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

The whole world sees the California Dream to the soundtrack of Beach Boys songs. “If everybody had an ocean / Across the U.S.A. / Then everybody’d be surfin’ / Like Californ-i-a.” That’s from “Surfin’ USA.” The genius behind it and other Beach Boys songs, Brian Wilson, died on June 11 at age 82. Wilson later explained how he started the band in Hawthorne in 1961 with his brothers Carl and Dennis and friends Mike Love and Al Jardine. Before leavi…New Year See the Story

‘Had To Be About Him’: Jimmy Kimmel Thinks He Found World Leaders Mocking Trump

Coverage: 10 sources

The late night host tried to explain the president’s sudden departure from the G7 summit.Emmanuel Macron See the Story

She Spoke of Love, Cortijo and His Combo - César Miguel Rondón

1X The Surprise of My Music Today, Friday, June 27, 2025, is the song “She Speaks Of Love”, by Cortijo and Her Combo. Listen also: “Things Ain’t What They Used to Be”, by Coleman Hawkins & Pee Wee Russell The post She Speaks Of Love – Cortijo and Her Combo was first published in César Miguel Rondón.Read Article

Ice and Due Process Erosion - César Miguel Rondón

We bring you today's editorial, Thursday, June 26, 2025, from our radio program En Conecta: ICE and the erosion of due process 1X The entry ICE and the erosion of due process was first published in César Miguel Rondón.Caracas · Caracas Read Article

Things Ain't What They Used to Be by Coleman Hawkins & Pee Wee Russell - César Miguel Rondón

1X The Surprise of My Music Today, Thursday, June 26, 2025, is the song “Things Ain’t What They Used to Be”, by Coleman Hawkins & Pee Wee Russell. Listen also: “Last Train To Clarksville”, by The Monkees The entry Things Ain’t What They Used to Be – Coleman Hawkins & Pee Wee Russell was first published in César Miguel Rondón.Venezuela · Venezuela Read Article

Tal Vez, De Omara Portuondo E Maria Bethânia / Sonho Meu, De Gal Costa & Maria Bethânia - César Miguel Rondón

1X In 2007-2008, Maria Bethânia published an album with the great Omara Portuondo. From there we will listen to “Tal Vez”, which is a beautiful mix because it starts with a Cuban son. And when Omara sings it is a song that is sung, and when Maria Bethânia answers it, it is a samba that is playing. Let’s listen to “Tal Vez”, with María Betania and Omara Portuondo. But of course, if we talk about the duos of Maria Bethânia – who has made duets wit…Cuba · Cuba Read Article

USA to the Extremes of Left and Right - César Miguel Rondón

We bring you today's editorial, Wednesday, June 25, 2025, from our radio program En Conecta: USA to the extremes of left and right 1X The U.S. entry to the extremes of left and right was first published in César Miguel Rondón.United States · United States Read Article

Last Train To Clarksville by The Monkees - César Miguel Rondón

1X The Surprise of My Music Today, Wednesday, June 25, 2025, is the theme “Last Train To Clarksville”, by The Monkees. Listen also: “Cacha Cha Cha”, by Aseere The entry Last Train To Clarksville – The Monkees was first published in César Miguel Rondón.Read Article

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