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  • María Victoria desconoce que Elsa Aguirre murió ¿por su estado de salud?; sus nietos lo revelan: VIDEO

    María Victoria desconoce que Elsa Aguirre murió ¿por su estado de salud?; sus nietos lo revelan: VIDEO

    El pasado miércoles 15 de julio, se confirmó la muerte de Elsa Aguirre, considerada una de las últimas divas del Cine de Oro mexicano, a los 94 años. Diversas celebridades como Ricardo Casares y Laura León no dudaron en pronunciarse ante este lamentable hecho.

    Sorprendentemente, hay artistas que, pese a haber trabajado con ella en el pasado, aún desconocen lo ocurrido. Tal es el caso de María Victoria, quien hace algunos meses cumplió 103 años. ¿Cuál es la razón? Esto fue lo que dijeron sus nietos.

    Lee: Muere Elsa Aguirre: Así fue el último adiós de la leyenda del Cine de Oro mexicano, ¿Quiénes asistieron?

    María Victoria

    María Victoria era muy cercana a Elsa Aguirre

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    ¿De qué murió Elsa Aguirre, actriz del Cine de Oro mexicano?

    De acuerdo con testimonios de sus allegados, Elsa Aguirre falleció durante la noche del pasado 14 de julio, en su casa de Cuernavaca. La causa oficial fue un infarto cardiorrespiratorio derivado de las complicaciones de salud que ya sufría.

    “Fue aproximadamente a las 10 de la noche. Ella ya tenía un cuadro de enfermedades respiratorias que terminó en un paro cardiorrespiratorio”, señaló una de las enfermeras que la atendía para ‘Ventaneando’.

    Esta persona también mencionó que la actriz ya tenía todo organizado para su último adiós. Deseaba que su funeral se realizara en Morelos y pidió que sus restos fueran cremados. Por su parte, un colaborador de la celebridad narró lo que pasará con sus cenizas.

    “Estaba más que preparada. Quería (que sus cenizas estuvieran en) lo más alto, lo más lejos, entre naturaleza solamente”, indicó, reiterando que Elsa no le tenía miedo a la muerte.

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    Elsa Aguirre

    Elsa Aguirre murió el pasado 14 de julio

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    A María Victoria no le han dicho sobre la muerte de Elsa Aguirre por una contundente razón

    En un encuentro con la prensa, los nietos de María Victoria confesaron que no han querido decirle nada a su abuela sobre el deceso de Elsa Aguirre. La razón es simple; consideran que la noticia podría afectar su estado de ánimo.

    Al parecer, María y Elsa fueron grandes amigas. Los familiares de la actriz de 103 años también destacaron que ella se encuentra muy bien de salud, dentro de lo que cabe.

    “No está enterada (de la muerte de Elsa Aguirre). Hoy la vimos, está muy sana. Este, queremos mantenerla con estas noticias positivas porque eso es lo que nos sigue dando María Victoria”.

    Nietos de María Victoria

    Y agregaron: “Es amiga de toda la vida ella (Elsa Aguirre) y también Tongolele. Creo que son noticias que hay que cuidar y más a esa edad. También Silvia Pinal es una persona que quiere mucho, quiso mucho. Entonces, tratamos de mantenerla con puras noticias positivas”.


    ¿Quién es la actriz María Victoria y cuál es su estado de salud a sus 103 años?

    María Victoria Gutiérrez Cervantes, mejor conocida solo como María Victoria, es una actriz, cantante y comediante mexicana originaria de Guadalajara. Tiene 103 años, lo que la convierte en la celebridad más longeva de México.

    Inició su carrera en 1940 y se le vio en grandes producciones del Cine de Oro mexicano como ‘Pensión de artistas’ y ‘Del rancho a la televisión’. Se retiró de los escenarios en 2013, tras concluir su participación en ‘Perfume de Gardenia’. Desde ese entonces, se ha mantenido relativamente alejada de la vida pública.

    En cuanto a su vida personal, tuvo un romance con Manuel Gómez, con quien concibió a su primera hija. Posteriormente se casó con Rubén Zepeda, con quien tuvo dos hijos más.

    Sus nietos manifestaron que, si bien la actriz tiene problemas típicos de su avanzada edad, se encuentra bien: “Está muy bien, sana completamente, pero pues la edad es la edad. Al final ya sí a mí se me va la onda y imagínate esa edad ya de repente le cuesta un poquito de trabajo, pero está espectacular como siempre igual y guapa”, declararon.

    Mira: Muerte Elsa Aguirre: la dieta vegetariana que mantuvo fuerte a la diva del cine mexicano hasta sus 95 años

    María Victoria

    ¿Quién es María Victoria?

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  • Live Updates: 2026 NBA Summer League, Day 8 | Caleb Wilson stars in Lakers-Bulls

    Live Updates: 2026 NBA Summer League, Day 8 | Caleb Wilson stars in Lakers-Bulls

    Caleb Wilson is leading the Bulls against the Lakers on Prime as the 2026 NBA Summer League continues.

    Welcome to Day 8 of the 2026 NBA Summer League, as we prepare to find out who advances to the semifinals of this year’s tournament!

    Led by No. 25 pick Sergio De Larrea (9 reb, 14 ast) and the high-flying acrobatics of Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu (12 pts, 5 reb), the Mavericks defeated the Thunder 97-87.

    The Rockets beat the Nets 103-83, led by backcourt mates Bruce Thornton (23 pts) and Tristen Newton (20 pts), giving them a 3-1 record and a chance to make the semifinals.

    Now, we have Lakers-Bulls (6 ET, Prime Video), headlined by No. 4 pick Caleb Wilson, rocking in the Thomas & Mack Center, with Warriors-Knicks (7 ET, ESPN2) rolling in the Pavilion.

    JULY 16 / 7:20 p.m. ET

    Caleb with the chase down

    The Lakers have extended their lead to 66-42 with 5:42 to go in the third, but Caleb Wilson put up an eye-catching block here.

    The 6-foot-10 forward has go-go-Gadget arms at times.

    JULY 16 / 7:09 p.m. ET

    One time for Sergio De Larrea

    JULY 16 / 7:04 p.m. ET

    Lakers lead at the half with semifinal berth on the line

    Los Angeles is up 56-40 after a physical first half, which ended with the teams jawing as they went to the locker room.

    “It definitely got a little bit chippy. Everybody’s fighting for that Summer League title,” said Jon Elmore (6 pts, 3 ast).

    Nine Lakers have scored so far, led by Chris Mañon (10 pts, 5 reb), while Caleb Wilson (11 pts, 3 reb, 2 ast) leads the Bulls.

    “Ricky Bobby would appreciate — if you’re not first, you’re last,” said Prime’s Brendan Glasheen. “Shake and bake!”

    JULY 16 / 6:50 p.m. ET

    No. 11 pick Yaxel Lendeborg has shown a little bit of everything for the Warriors (2-1), but hasn’t had a huge scoring game so far in Vegas.

    Will he go off against the Knicks (1-2), who have physical, talented forwards?

    JULY 16 / 6:40 p.m. ET

    Rockets win 103-83

    Bruce Thornton (23 pts, 4 reb, 2 ast, 2 stl) and Tristen Newton (20 pts, 6 reb, 2 stl) attacked to lead the Rockets to a win over the Nets and a 3-1 record, which places them in the semifinals at this point.

    “We play basketball to win,” said Newton. “We came out here to win the whole championship, so hopefully we make the playoffs and win the whole championship.”

    Houston shot 12-for-24 (50%) from 3-point range in the victory.

    Egor Dёmin (21 pts, 3 ast, 2 stl) led the way for the Nets, while Mikel Brown Jr. (14 pts on 15 shots) battled for his offensive production.

    Watch highlights from the game.

    JULY 16 / 6:33 p.m. ET

    Rookies trading flashes

    Caleb Wilson (7 pts, 1 ast, 1 stl) just dropped a dime on a nice bounce pass through traffic, followed by a pull-up jumper from Cameron Carr (4 pts, 1 stl).

    Good to see Wilson showing passing vision — he could be a meaningful secondary playmaker for the Bulls, providing some Blake Griffin or Kevin Garnett-esque value on the short roll.

    Carr looks smooth — Jim Jackson’s Mikal Bridges comp rang true on his shot.

    31-25 Lakers with 7:27 to go in the half.

    JULY 16 / 6:00 p.m. ET

    Lakers–Bulls about to tip on Prime

    No. 24 pick Cameron Carr and No. 4 Caleb Wilson are both suited up and ready to hit the hardwood as our action continues in the Thomas & Mack Center.

    Los Angeles is in the driver’s seat for a spot in the semifinals. If they win, they’re in.

    JULY 16 / 5:45 p.m. ET

    Mavericks win 97-87

    The Mavericks had six players in score in double figures to help them even their record at 2-2.

    Sergio De Larrea (2 pts, 9 reb, 14 ast) and Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu (12 pts, 5 reb) formed a dynamite pick-and-roll combination, while John Poulakidas (19 pts, 5 3PM), Darin Green (18 pts, 4 3PM) and Vsevolod Ishchenko (12 pts, 2 3PM) went off from long range.

    “I think today we had a lot of 2-on-1 advantages… Great shooters,” said De Larrea. “KO, we have a great connection.”

    Dallas scored 34 points off De Larrea’s assists.

    Books Barnhizer (21 pts, 12 reb, 5 ast) did a bit of everything to help the Thunder stay in it.

    “What a show these young men put on for us today, and for the crowd,” said Prime’s Teresa Weatherspoon. “KO, you were everywhere my guy… and know De Larrea — know him. His vision is unreal.”

    Watch highlights from the game.

    JULY 16 / 5:25 p.m. ET

    Thornton to the rack

    The all-time leading scorer at Ohio State takes one to the rack here, showing his burst and strong frame on the drive. He could be a complementary guard for the Rockets, playing off the size and defensive presences around him.

    The 22-year-old guard is listed at 6-foot-2, 215, and was durable in college, only missing one game in his four-year career with the Buckeyes. He’s also the program’s all-time leader in made free throws.

    JULY 16 / 4:50 p.m. ET

    Dallas-OKC in a close one

    Mavericks up 49-45 at the half, as Darin Green Jr. (11 pts, 3 3PM) leads them in scoring in a free-flowing battle in the Thomas & Mack Center.

    Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu (6 pts, 4 reb) made a splash in the first half with his leaping ability, including three crazy alley-oops.

    “I always try to come off the bench, give us some energy,” said Akobundu-Ehiogu. “I can see the energy in the gym shifting.”

    Former Piston Buddy Boeheim (13 pts, 2 3PM) got hot to lead the Thunder.

    JULY 16 / 4:30 p.m. ET

    We’ve got No. 6 pick Mikel Brown Jr. in action coming up, as the Nets take on the Rockets.

    JULY 16 / 4:15 p.m. ET

    Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu soars

    The 6-foot-10 forward soared to the rim for three straight alley-oops, including a wild one-handed slam on a long-range lob from Sergio De Larrea. Highlights to open Thursday’s action.

    “Who would think he would get this? But he did,” said Prime’s Teresa Weatherspoon. “Talk to me nice — I like it.”

    “Box office!” said Prime’s Brendan Glasheen.

    JULY 16 / 3:30 p.m. ET

    Dallas (1-2), featuring No. 25 pick Sergio De Larrea, takes on Oklahoma City (0-3) as we open Wednesday’s action in the 2026 NBA Summer League.

    JULY 16 / 3:25 p.m. ET

    Thursday’s 2026 NBA Summer League schedule

    • Dallas Mavericks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (3:30 ET, Prime Video)
      • Featuring No. 25 pick Sergio De Larrea
    • Brooklyn Nets vs. Houston Rockets (4:30 ET, ESPNU)
      • Featuring No. 6 pick Mikel Brown Jr. and No. 31 pick Bruce Thornton
    • Los Angeles Lakers vs. Chicago Bulls (6 ET, Prime Video)
      • Featuring No. 24 pick Cameron Carr and No. 4 pick Caleb Wilson
    • Golden State Warriors vs. New York Knicks (7 ET, ESPN2)
      • Featuring No. 11 pick Yaxel Lendeborg and No. 39 pick Jack Kayil
    • Memphis Grizzlies vs. Atlanta Hawks (8 ET, Prime Video)
      • Featuring No. 3 pick Cameron Boozer and No. 8 pick Kingston Flemings
    • Toronto Raptors vs. Miami Heat (9 ET, ESPN2)
      • Featuring No. 19 pick Allen Graves and No. 37 pick Ryan Conwell
    • Portland Trail Blazers vs. Denver Nuggets (10 ET, Prime Video)
      • Featuring No. 35 pick Trevon Brazile

    JULY 16 / 3:15 p.m. ET

    Recap of Day 7 of the 2026 NBA Summer League

    Read more about yesterday’s action in the 2026 NBA Summer League.

    The Timberwolves defeated the Pacers 114-98 to open Tuesday’s action, as Zyon Pullin (23 pts) and Isaiah Evans (22 pts, 4 3PM) led six double-figure scorers.

    The Magic ran their record to 3-1 by defeating the 76ers 99-92, shooting 56.1% as a team, headlined by Jase Richardson (25 pts on 10-for-15 FG).

    Malakai Branham (23 pts) led the Cavaliers over the Pelicans 82-77 in a defensive battle.

    Khaman Maluach (24 pts, 15 reb) continued his strong summer with a big-time double-double, leading the Suns to a 100-88 win over the Pistons.

    No. 13 pick Nate Ament (23 pts, 6 reb) was one of eight Bucks that scored in double figures in a 110-91 win over No. 14 pick Hannes Steinbach (27 pts, 15 reb) and the Hornets.

    Hugo Gonzalez (24 pts, 10 reb, 5 ast) and the Celtics survived a late comeback attempt from No. 29 pick Alex Karaban (21 pts, 5 3PM) and the Kings to win 82-76 and move to 3-1.

    The Spurs defeated the Jazz 94-82 behind Ja’Kobi Gillespie (23 pts) and Hyunjung Lee (22 pts), outdoing No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson (15 pts).

    Kobe Sanders (26 pts, 5 ast) led the Clippers past the Wizards 108-94 to cap Day 7 of the 2026 NBA Summer League, overcoming a sterling effort by Seth Trimble (23 pts).

  • Beckham Black, Cayden Daughtry lead 2026 Nike EYBL Peach Jam top performers

    Beckham Black, Cayden Daughtry lead 2026 Nike EYBL Peach Jam top performers

    Cayden Daughtry’s among the top performers from 2026 Nike Peach Jam.

    NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. – The biggest summer AAU event tipped off this week at Nike’s Peach Jam with current NBA players and former NBA players coaching their club teams through pool play vying to make the playoffs. 

    Chris Paul is coaching his 17U program, Team CP3, Brad Beal is the head coach of his 16U team, Brad Beal Elite and Jamal Crawford is coaching his son JJ and the 16U team for NW Rotary. Beal and Crawford went head-to-head from the sidelines and it was Brad Beal Elite that edged out Crawford’s team 68-67. Paul George is here supporting his teams for PG Elite and Anthony Black is on the sidelines for every one of his younger brother Beckham’s games for his program, AB Elite. 

    Eight players across the EYBL are coming off a gold medal win in Istanbul at the U17 FIBA World Cup and haven’t been home in over a month. Beckham Black, Cayden Daughtry, A.J. Williams, NaVorro Bowman Jr., Mason Collins, Eric Dampier Jr., Asa Montgomery and JJ Crawford went from Team USA tryouts, to the FIBA World Cup, then straight to Las Vegas for EYBL Session 4 and their final stop being Peach Jam. 

    “I would say we’re all a little tired but this is what we’ve worked for the entire summer and I’m not going to slow down now,” Black told NBA.com. “I’m going to take care of my body and rest and do recovery but I’m here to win every time I step on the court.”

    It’s been an exciting week as teams look to advance out of pool play. The semifinals and finals will be Saturday and Sunday at Riverview Park Center and live on NBA TV starting at 9am ET. Here are the top performers of the tournament through pool play.

    Beckham Black, Class of 2027

    Beckham is the younger brother of Orlando Magic guard Anthony. He is the newly minted No. 1 player in the 2027 high school class after Marcus Spears Jr., opted to reclass up a grade and commit to play two years at Texas (he is not Draft eligible until 2028). 

    Beckham has been consistently climbing the ranks since the end of his high school season at Southeastern Prep Academy and led Team USA in assists (8.4) and was second in points (19.1) during the gold-medal run. 

    Beckham marched into Peach Jam to back up his No. 1-ranked status and made a strong statement in AB Elite’s second game of the tournament where he finished with 37 points, five rebounds, four assists, three steals and one block in the 86-69 win over MeanStreets. He followed that up with 24 points and six assists in a win over Brad Beal Elite. 

    “It just goes to show the work he’s put in to be No.1,” Anthony said. “He’s really worked on his shot selection, particularly off the dribble, and gotten a lot stronger from last season.” 

    Beckham has an official visit set for Texas in the fall and other programs like Duke, USC, Georgetown, Michigan and Kansas are all in the mix. 

    A.J. Williams, Class of 2028

    Williams is the No. 1-ranked rising junior and he’s playing up a division with Team CP3. 

    The 6-foot-8 wing led the U16 division in scoring during Session 1 of the EYBL and he quickly moved up a division to play for Chris Paul and his coaching staff. Williams started for Team USA in Istanbul and averaged 20.7 points in Las Vegas prior to coming down to Augusta. In his second game against Team WhyNot, Williams went off and finished with 32 points and seven rebounds in the win. 

    In the third game against Arizona Unity, he struggled offensively in the first half but found other ways to impact the game. In the 4th quarter, he scored 13 points, finishing with 17 total and added nine rebounds, five assists and two steals in the win. Even though he’s playing up, he recognizes the pressure that comes with being the No. 1 player in his class but says it’s only the stepping stone to his ultimate goal of being the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft. 

    “Being No. 1 right now really doesn’t matter,” Williams said. “I want to be No. 1 when it’s draft day so right now, as a short-term goal, it’s cool but I want my name to be No. 1 when it’s called by the commissioner.” 

    Cayden Daughtry, Class of 2027

    Daughtry led all players in scoring during the EYBL regular season, averaging 25.6 points per game. Listed at 6-foot, Daughtry is the leading force behind the Florida Rebels 13-2 record and why they’re 3-0 in pool play. He is so quick and dynamic with the ball in his hands and finds ways to get a shot off from anywhere on the court. 

    In his first two games at Peach Jam, Daughtry put up 32 points, nine assists and seven steals against Team Melo and then dropped 34 points, seven assists and three steals in a win over Team Thad. 

    Daughtry is the No. 9-ranked player in his high school class and has seen his recruitment heat up after a fantastic spring and summer AAU season. Miami, Iowa, Florida State and Michigan are all making him a priority.

    “There are glimpses of Trae Young and the way he played when he was this age,” one NBA scout said. “Just in his speed and size and his shot creation is very comparable to Trae when he was this age a year away from playing at Oklahoma.” 

    Lewis Uvwo, Class of 2027

    There is no better story in high school and grassroots basketball than Uvwo. He went from ranked 96th in his class to the No. 6 player in the country in just five months. This is his first AAU season and he joined Prolific Prep (Florida) mid-season last year after moving to the states from Nigeria. He’s a former player from the NBA Academy Africa and is the best rim protector in high school basketball. 

    Uvwo led the EYBL in blocked shots and in a crucial win over Team Herro, Uvwo finished with 10 blocks, 10 points and nine rebounds for Nightrydas Elite. 

    “I just love playing this game and I love making plays at the rim on both ends of the court,” Uvwo said. “I’m just trying to show all the coaches and scouts here that I’m more than just a rim protector and that I can dribble, pass off the block and knock down shots.” 

    Prior to the EYBL season, only BYU, UCLA and Florida State had offered the 6-foot-10 center. Now, every high-major program is getting involved with Duke and Kansas being his most recent offers. 

    NaVorro Bowman Jr., Class of 2027

    Bowman is the son of former NFL All-Pro linebacker NaVorro Bowman. His son elected to pursue basketball instead of football and the athleticism has carried over. Bowman is one of the best defending guards in high school and the advancements of his offensive game are making him a dynamic two-way player. 

    It was a wild finish when he squared off against his USA teammate Williams and Team CP3. Team WhyNot was down 12 with two minutes to go and Bowman scored 10 points in the final 30 seconds, including three consecutive tough 3-pointers from beyond NBA range. His team came up short in the 86-82 loss but Bowman was the star of the game, netting 33 points (including seven threes), five assists, four rebounds and two steals. 

    Bowman is ranked 16th in the incoming senior class and holds offers from UCLA, USC, Arizona, Cal, Stanford, Indiana and others. 

  • Mundial 2026: La foto que predijo la final del torneo: Messi bañando a un bebé llamado Lamine Yamal

    Mundial 2026: La foto que predijo la final del torneo: Messi bañando a un bebé llamado Lamine Yamal

    La final del Mundial 2026 ya está definida y Mhoni Vidente ya lanzó su predicción sobre quién será el próximo campeón del mundo.

    El enfrentamiento entre España y Argentina se ha convertido en uno de los temas más comentados en las últimas horas, especialmente por una fotografía de hace casi 20 años en la que aparecen los dos protagonistas de este partido: Lionel Messi y Lamine Yamal. La imagen incluso es considerada por algunos aficionados como una “predicción” de esta final. ¿Cuál es la foto y cuál es la historia detrás de ella? Entérate aquí.

    Leer: El encuentro entre Michelle Salas y Jude Bellingham que dio de qué hablar en el Mundial 2026

    Lamine Yamal y Messi

    Lamine Yamal y Lionel Messi

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    ¿Cuál es el origen de la foto de Lionel Messi y Lamine Yamal?

    A finales del 2007, inició una campaña benéfica entre el periódico ‘Sport’, el FC Barcelona y UNICEF (organización aliada del equipo), en la que participarían los jugadores en apoyo de la comunidad de Cataluña.

    Para ese momento, Lionel Messi ya figuraba como una de las mayores promesas del futbol mundial y formó parte de esta campaña. Por su parte, Lamine Yamal apenas era un bebé de meses de edad, pues nació el 13 de julio del 2007.

    La familia del jugador español resultó ganadora para formar parte de la campaña y tener una sesión de fotos en el estadio Camp Nou. Lamine Yamal, por supuesto, estuvo presente.

    Esta sesión fotográfica volvió a tomar relevancia en el 2024, cuando Yamal ya surgía como uno de los mejores jugadores en el mundo. Su padre publicó la foto con el mensaje “El comienzo de dos leyendas”.

    Leer: Mundial 2026: Muere árbitro que iba a participar en el torneo de futbol; ¡fue acusado de abuso días antes!

    Las coincidencias entre Lionel Messi y Lamine Yamal

    La relación entre Messi y Yamal va más allá de estas fotografías, pues ambos se relacionan por toda una serie de coincidencias simbólicas que han llamado la atención de los aficionados alrededor del mundo.

    Ambos jugadores surgieron de ‘La Masía’, el centro de formación del FC Barcelona. Lamine Yamal ha utilizado el dorsal número ’19′ en su club y selección, el mismo que llevó Messi durante una etapa temprana de su carrera.

    Parece ser que ese número es el protagonista de la historia; pues 19 años después de aquella sesión de fotos, se volverán a encontrar, ahora en el partido más importante del futbol a nivel mundial, un 19 de julio.

    Leer: Julián Quiñones y su esposa disfrutan de unas lujosas vacaciones tras eliminación de México del Mundial: FOTO

    Lamine Yamal y Lionel Messi

    Lamine Yamal y Lionel Messi

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    ¿Cuándo se enfrentarán Lionel Messi y Lamine Yamal?

    Luego de que Argentina y España eliminaran a sus rivales en la ronda de semifinales, el próximo domingo 19 de julio se definirá si la selección sudamericana consigue el bicampeonato o si el cuadro español consigue su segundo campeonato mundial.

    La final del Mundial 2026 está programada para iniciar a la 1 de la tarde, en la cancha del Estadio Nueva York/Nueva Jersey, en Estados Unidos.

    Leer: ¿Eduardo Feinmann despedido tras despreciar México en el Mundial? La verdad detrás del VIDEO viral

    España vs Argentina

    España vs Argentina

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  • Massad revive presunto maltrato a Melissa Navarro tras ser confirmado para La casa de los famosos México 2026

    Massad revive presunto maltrato a Melissa Navarro tras ser confirmado para La casa de los famosos México 2026

    El pasado miércoles 15 de julio, se reveló a Massad Altamimi como el noveno habitante confirmado para ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’. Este hecho ha sido sumamente controversial. Y es que internautas han recordado la denuncia en su contra por presunto maltrato a su exnovia, Melissa Navarro.

    Siendo consciente de estos señalamientos, el árabe aprovechó una entrevista reciente para hablar del tema y aclarar todo. Esto fue lo que dijo.

    Lee: ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’: Estas son las pistas del décimo habitante confirmado, ¿más influencers?

    Massad y Melissa Navarro

    Melissa Navarro aseguró en su momento que Massad supuestamente la violentó

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    ¿Qué pasó entre Massad Altamimi, habitante de ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’, y Melissa Navarro?

    Melissa Navarro es una famosa influencer mexicana. Su nombre ganó notoriedad tras el polémico romance que tuvo con Massad Altamimi, quien próximamente entrará a ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’.

    Todo comenzó en 2023. En aquel entonces, Melissa y Massad documentaban cada aspecto de su relación. Inició a la distancia y, con el tiempo, él vino a México para verla en persona. Las cosas iban bien. Sin embargo, con el paso de los meses, los fans empezaron a notar ciertos indicios de una crisis entre ellos.

    A finales de ese año, ella anunció la separación definitiva. Posteriormente, daría a conocer que, presuntamente, el influencer la violentaba de forma física y psicológica. Incluso dijo que iba a proceder legalmente.

    “Me cansé y simplemente ya no pude con el hecho de a diario estar recibiendo amenazas… Ahora no solo decido alzar la voz, sino interponer una denuncia en contra de mi expareja sentimental, quien desde el fin de nuestra relación no ha parado de insultos, de acoso, muestras de odio, violencia y acoso intelectual”.

    Melissa Navarro

    En aquel entonces, la creadora de contenido dijo contar con respaldo legal y que la querella ya estaba en proceso. Si bien el suceso causó mucho revuelo en ese momento, después ya no se supo nada y el asunto quedó en el olvido.

    No te pierdas: Yahir entraría a ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’ con grave padecimiento, reportan, ¿De qué se trata?

    Massad y Melissa Navarro

    Melissa Navarro dijo que denunciaría legalmente a Massad

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    Massad Altamimi habla de la denuncia en su contra por presunta violencia tras convertirse en habitante de ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’

    Al igual que otros confirmados para ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’, Massad Altamimi ha estado dando entrevistas a diversos programas. Uno de ellos fue ‘Todo para la mujer’, en el que habló justamente de lo ocurrido con Melissa Navarro.

    Comenzó asegurando que todo lo dicho por su expareja era “mentira”. Incluso sostuvo tener pruebas de su inocencia. No obstante, señaló que no las mostraría, pues no quiere verse envuelto en polémica y “afectar” el proyecto.

    “Es mentira… no violencia, no nada. Puedo mostrar al mundo (las pruebas)… La verdad yo no quiero afectar este tema. No puedo mostrar cosas de otra gente”.

    Massad Altamimi

    Incluso sugirió que Navarro solo quería “dinero”. Y es que dijo: “Mujeres sufren violencia, pero no todas quieren dinero”.

    Hasta el momento, Melissa no se ha pronunciado ante lo dicho por su exnovio o la oportunidad que se le está dando en ‘La casa de los famosos México’. En tanto que los internautas han tomado posturas divididas; algunos consideran que la joven solo quiso “aprovecharse de él”, mientras que otros la apoyan y se sienten molestos de que incluyan a un “agresor” en el concurso.

    ¿Quién es Massad Altamimi, habitante confirmado para ‘La casa de los famosos México 2026’?

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  • The Athletic: What we learned from AJ Dybantsa’s summer league performance

    The Wizards have seen enough from their No. 1 pick and other second-year players to shut them down for the rest of summer league.

    Editor’s Note: Read more NBA coverage from The Athletic here. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NBA or its teams. 

    LAS VEGAS — The Washington Wizards have shut down rookie wing AJ Dybantsa and second-year wings Will Riley and Tre Johnson for the remainder of the team’s NBA Summer League games, Wizards summer league coach T.J. Sorrentine told The Athletic on Tuesday.

    The decision should not come as a surprise.

    The Wizards opened their summer league camp July 2 in Washington, and they had five practice days before they left for Las Vegas.

    Dybantsa, Riley and Johnson performed well during summer league play. Dybantsa, the top pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, averaged 25.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists in his two appearances. Riley averaged 25.0 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in his two games. And Johnson scored 26 points in Washington’s summer league opener, his lone appearance.

    There’s nothing left for any of them to prove.

    “It’s a culmination of camp all the way through the games,” Sorrentine said. “It’s not just what (everyone’s) seen on TV. We’ve had a good camp, a lot of good practices and shootarounds and a couple of good games.”

    His scoring ability and knack for drawing fouls continued during his two summer league appearances, and he made 12 of his 14 free-throw attempts. Those free-throw figures don’t tell the full story, because the NBA is testing an experimental free-throw rule during summer league play in which players shoot just one free throw for any foul that would normally result in multiple free-throw attempts. (The experimental rule is suspended during the final two minutes of the fourth quarter and in overtime.)

    If there are quibbles about Dybantsa’s summer league performance, they would be that he shot only 39.4 percent from the field and made only one of his 11 3-point attempts. Many of his jumpers were short, a sign of fatigue from the summer league practices and games. Honing his jump shot will be a focus for him before the Wizards convene for training camp in late September.

    Dybantsa demonstrated potential on defense, recording three blocks in his two summer league appearances. After Washington’s second exhibition game, Sorrentine said Dybantsa has the potential to develop into an all-defensive team player.

    Second-year wing Jamir Watkins, who tweaked his left knee during the Wizards’ summer league opener Thursday, will miss his second straight game Tuesday night, when Washington faces Chicago at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center.

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    Josh Robbins is a senior writer for The Athletic. He began covering the Washington Wizards in 2021 after spending more than a decade on the Orlando Magic beat for The Athletic and the Orlando Sentinel, where he worked for 18 years. His work has been honored by the Football Writers Association of America, the Green Eyeshade Awards and the Florida Society of News Editors. He served as president of the Professional Basketball Writers Association from 2014 to 2023. Josh is a native of the greater Washington, D.C., area. You can follow Josh Robbins on X @JoshuaBRobbins.

  • Giannis Antetokounmpo’s arrival tips off new must-watch era for Heat

    Heat president Pat Riley and coach Erik Spoelstra pose with Giannis Antetokounmpo at his introductory press conference.

    When Pat Riley assumed control of the Miami Heat basketball operations, he pledged never to embrace rebuilding and always to seek a superstar. Three decades later, he remains true to his word.

    His third, and perhaps final, game-changing import might be the trickiest. Giannis Antetokounmpo follows Shaquille O’Neal (2004) and LeBron James (2010) to Miami and, as much as those Kia MVPs did, brings a heightened sense of hope and aspiration, all while arriving with a singular purpose.

    The circumstances surrounding Antetokounmpo’s arrival are different from Miami’s previous two experiences, though. This process becomes a joint effort if the Heat wants to achieve the same result: a chance to win another championship.

    Antetokounmpo believes he didn’t leave his winning years back in Milwaukee, and he’s bringing the same standards to Miami, which he reiterated Thursday at his introduction.

    “I need pressure at this time of my career,” Antetokounmpo said. “I think in order for me to go to the next level, I’ve got to get out of my comfort zone — and I feel like Miami was the place for me to be.”

    “One of my goals is to win a lot of championships,” Antetokounmpo said. “I think this is the best route for me to do that.”

    He’s also encouraged by the chance to tag-team with fellow big man Bam Adebayo, especially after spending his final season with the Bucks without an All-Star teammate. That duo promises to be tough at both rims, and enough to make the Heat a championship contender.

    “Giannis wants to win. Coach wants to win. Our fan base wants to win. And that’s our plan,” Riley made clear Thursday. “We’re going to go for it.”

    Antetokounmpo, 31, remains a top-five player in the league and is still going downhill at the rim without brakes. Since 2018-19, the first of his back-to-back Kia MVPs, he finished top-four in the voting every year except last season (and that’s likely only because he missed 47 games).

    That’s where it gets interesting with Antetokounmpo. It’s all about his health and availability from here. Antetokounmpo has played 70 or more games only once since 2021-22, when the league returned to its 82-game schedule following the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019-20. Last season was especially frustrating from that standpoint, as issues with his calf, groin and knee conspired to keep him in street clothes.

    Whether he thrives in Miami will start and end with that. Will the injuries, mainly caused by the speed at which he plays, continue to pile up? Or was the recent past just a temporary setback and Antetokounmpo’s dependability never becomes a major issue in the near future?

    At least Miami is putting itself in position to reap the obvious benefits of Antetokounmpo should he stay healthy. Before last season, Antetokounmpo had averaged at least 30 points per game in each of the past three seasons. He’s a reliable rebounder (9.9 rpg in his career) and elite defender, especially at the basket (he was Kia Defensive Player of the Year in 2018-19).

    In short, his presence is undeniable.

    Miami knows superstars well

    On July 14, 2004, the Lakers sent Shaquille O’Neal to the Miami Heat for Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant and a future first-round pick.

    And how many franchises have had the luxury of luring three players with now a combined seven MVPs, eight Finals MVPs and nine championships?

    This Miami superstar experience started with O’Neal, the first to change the trajectory of the franchise. Until then, Miami was a respectable 50-game winner with Alonzo Mourning but couldn’t beat Michael Jordan — no shame, because nobody could then — and others in the East. A momentary stumble put the Heat in position to take Dwyane Wade in the same draft as James, giving Miami a young future star, as it turned out.

    O’Neal was at first the Heat’s 300-pound heavy, bringing championship experience, larger-than-life celebrity and diesel fuel. A breakup with Kobe Bryant and a demand for a $100 million extension — rare back then — forced a trade from the Lakers. Suddenly, Miami was all-in.

    The fun with O’Neal lasted 3 1/2 seasons and was a beast initially, narrowly losing the MVP in 2004-05 to Steve Nash while helping Miami win an Eastern Conference-best 59 games. The next season, the Heat won the championship, but along the way, and especially during the 2006 NBA Finals, a transition happened — this was Wade’s team.

    O’Neal began to fade, physically and impactfully, and rather rapidly. He was 32 when he arrived in Miami, a year younger than Antetokounmpo, and by 34 his knees and fitness level were problematic. He averaged just 13 points in the 2006 NBA Finals, was carried by Wade the following season, and shipped to Phoenix by the middle of the 2007-08 season.

    But that championship made it all worthwhile.

    And that goes twice for James. For all of the seismic activity that followed “The Decision”, his move to Miami was a certified smash for the franchise.

    And, though some might not want to admit it, for the league as well. By teaming James with Wade and Chris Bosh, the “Big Three” in Miami grabbed the attention of casual basketball fans and ratings soared. Because this happened right at the start of the social media explosion, the product became a more valuable commodity, grabbed a growing demographic and ultimately led to billion-dollar media contracts.

    LeBron James and the Miami Heat finally reach their ultimate goal with two straight NBA titles.

    It also coincided with the best stretch of LeBron’s career, which says plenty. He won two of his four Kia MVPs, went to the Finals each of his four seasons and twice won titles. The LeBron experience wasn’t “not one, not two, not three” but a hard act to follow, if not impossible, regardless.

    Outlook for Heat in Antetokounmpo era?

    Because of the new cap rules and salary-cap aprons put in place since then, the challenge for Miami in the Antetokounmpo era is prickly. With the “Big Three,” the Heat managed to supplement the roster with multiple players willing to accept less money — the Ray Allens, Shane Battiers, etc., but that was then.

    It’s now a chore to have two All-Stars, let alone three, in this new cap era. For the time being, Antetokounmpo must settle for Adebayo until further notice, all while getting older and dealing with the issues that come with age.

    Despite all that, the Heat with Antetokounmpo are better positioned now than last season.

    They were starved for outside shooting, a paramount need with a pair of so-so shooters in Antetokounmpo and Adebayo, until the recent signing of Tim Hardaway Jr., who should see a fair amount of open looks — the 34-year-old shot 40.7% on 3-pointers last season with Denver.

    Bobby Portis Jr., who came with Antetokounmpo from the Bucks, provides another layer of paint presence and is a double-double threat at times.

    Andrew Wiggins was a key re-signing as he remains a respectable perimeter defender who posted 15.4 ppg last season. That’s decent enough for a player who doesn’t demand or command a heavy amount of shots.

    Then it’s about the young players — Pelle Larsson, Nikola Jović, Davion Mitchell specifically — and whether they can develop into better rotational pieces.

    Finally, Miami might be able to add a cheap veteran to its mix. Someone such as former All-Stars DeMar DeRozan or Bradley Beal, both of whom can still get buckets at this advanced stage of their careers. Or former Kia MVP Russell Westbrook, if Miami feels it needs more experience, depth and stability at point guard. All of the players above have already amassed their millions, and none have won an NBA title.

    Or maybe James comes aboard? Miami can offer him $6 million to return and start a new journey with Antetokounmpo and Adebayo. Now that would be quite the development.

    The first task was adding a superstar. Miami just did that. The tough part is over. Or maybe it’s just beginning?

    Just as it was when Shaquille O’Neal blew into town and when LeBron James brought his talents to South Beach, the Heat with Giannis Antetokounmpo will be well worth watching, one way or another.

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     Shaun Powell has covered the NBA since 1985. You can e-mail him at spowell@nba.com, find his archive here and follow him on X.

  • Yordi Rosado celebra triunfo de Argentina con Juan Soler y lo tunden: “¿Ahora es 25% argentino?”

    Yordi Rosado celebra triunfo de Argentina con Juan Soler y lo tunden: “¿Ahora es 25% argentino?”

    Lo que parecía una simple reunión entre amigos para ver el Argentina vs Inglaterra terminó convirtiéndose en una intensa polémica en redes sociales. Yordi Rosado apareció celebrando la victoria de la Albiceleste junto al actor argentino Juan Soler y su reacción provocó comentarios divididos, desde quienes lo acusaron de “colgarse” del triunfo argentino hasta quienes defendieron su derecho a apoyar al equipo que prefiera.

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    ¿Por qué critican a Yordi Rosado por apoyar a Argentina en el Mundial 2026?

    Yordi Rosado luego de andar en rumores sobre una relación con Karime Pindter, se convirtió en tendencia luego de que circulara un video grabado durante el partido entre Argentina e Inglaterra, encuentro que terminó con el pase de la selección sudamericana a la gran final de la Copa Mundial 2026.

    En las imágenes, el conductor mexicano aparece acompañado por Juan Soler y otros aficionados vistiendo la camiseta de Argentina. Cuando llegó el silbatazo final, todos estallaron en gritos, abrazos y festejos por el triunfo del equipo liderado por Lionel Messi.

    Sin embargo, lo que llamó especialmente la atención fue la efusiva reacción de Yordi Rosado. Con una enorme sonrisa y gestos de sorpresa, el conductor celebró el resultado como un aficionado más, algo que no pasó desapercibido entre los usuarios de redes sociales.

    Mira: ¿Karime Pindter negó el friendzoneo de Yordi Rosado? Esto dijo sobre su supuesta relación con el conductor

    ¿Qué significa el comentario de que Yordi Rosado es “25% argentino”?

    Uno de los comentarios más repetidos en redes sociales fue el de que Yordi Rosado “ahora es 25% argentino”, una frase que rápidamente se viralizó entre los internautas.

    La referencia hace alusión a una antigua polémica protagonizada por la cantante Ángela Aguilar en 2022, cuando habló públicamente sobre sus raíces argentinas por parte de su familia materna. Desde entonces, la expresión suele utilizarse de manera sarcástica cuando alguna figura pública muestra apoyo hacia Argentina.

    Por ello, varios usuarios retomaron el comentario para burlarse de la celebración de Yordi Rosado. Muchos cuestionaron por qué un conductor mexicano festejaba con tanta emoción el triunfo de otra selección, especialmente en un torneo donde México ya había quedado eliminado.

    Ángela Aguilar sobre ser “25% argentina”

    Entre los mensajes que inundaron las plataformas digitales destacaron algunos como:

    • “Y ese Yordi qué celebra?!!!!!”
    • “Ahora resulta que Yordi también es 25% argentino”.
    • “Qué ridículo se ve @YordiRosado apoyando a ARGENTINA”.
    • “El queda bien”.
    • “Váyanse a festejar a Argentina”
    • “Viejo ridículoooooo”
    • “Qué se regrese a su país el argentino y se lleve al otro ridículo”

    Pero también hubo quienes salieron en defensa del conductor. Para muchos internautas, el deporte debe disfrutarse con libertad y no existe ninguna obligación de apoyar exclusivamente a la selección del país de origen.

    “¿Ahora ya no puede irle a un equipo de fútbol porque lo funan?”, cuestionó un usuario. Otro comentó: “Ahora resulta que apoyar a Argentina es antipatriotismo”.

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    ¿Por qué Argentina genera tanta polémica rumbo a la final del Mundial 2026?

    La controversia alrededor de Argentina no es nueva. Desde el arranque del Mundial 2026, la selección albiceleste ha despertado opiniones encontradas entre aficionados de distintos países.

    El equipo argentino llegó a la final tras eliminar a varios de los combinados más respaldados por la afición internacional, incluido Inglaterra, lo que incrementó las reacciones tanto positivas como negativas en cada uno de sus partidos.

    A ello se suman las constantes discusiones que circulan en redes sociales sobre un supuesto favoritismo hacia Argentina y hacia Lionel Messi, acusaciones que suelen aparecer cada vez que el conjunto sudamericano obtiene resultados importantes en competencias internacionales.

    Por ahora, el conductor no ha emitido ninguna declaración pública sobre la polémica. Sin embargo, el video sigue acumulando reproducciones y comentarios a pocos días de la final entre Argentina y España.

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  • Hombre irrumpe en estudio de TV y ataca al conductor en plena transmisión del matutino, reportan

    Hombre irrumpe en estudio de TV y ataca al conductor en plena transmisión del matutino, reportan

    En abril de 2026, un reportero de Ventaneando fue agredido mientras cubría un funeral. Ahora, un hecho similar ocurrió en Estados Unidos, donde un conductor de televisión fue atacado durante un programa.

    La víctima de este incidente fue el presentador afroamericano Craig Melvin, colaborador del programa matutino Today, de la cadena NBC. ¿Qué fue lo que sucedió? Te contamos.

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    Craig Melvin en ‘Today’ con el elenco de ‘La Odisea’

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    ¿Cómo ocurrió el incidente en el programa Today?

    Aunque el momento no fue captado por las cámaras ni ocurrió durante la transmisión, de acuerdo con reportes policiales y el medio TMZ, el ataque se registró alrededor de las 9 de la mañana, hora local (7 am, hora de la Ciudad de México), en el Rockefeller Center, en Manhattan, Nueva York, donde se graba el programa Today.

    Un hombre ajeno a la producción logró burlar la seguridad e ingresar a una zona exclusiva para miembros del programa. El sujeto buscaba al presentador Al Roker, pero al no encontrarlo y toparse con Craig Melvin, otro de los conductores, se abalanzó sobre él y le gritó insultos racistas.

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    Al Rocker y Craig Melvin

    Al Rocker y Craig Melvin

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    ¿Quién es Craig Melvin, el conductor que fue agredido?

    Craig Melvin es un periodista y presentador originario de Columbia, Carolina del Sur. Es reconocido por formar parte del matutino Today, de la cadena NBC (en el que ocurrió el ataque).

    A lo largo de su carrera ha cubierto acontecimientos de relevancia internacional y se ha consolidado como uno de los periodistas más conocidos de la televisión estadounidense.

    Melvin comenzó su trayectoria en medios locales antes de incorporarse a NBC News. Además de conducir ‘Today‘, ha participado en la cobertura de elecciones presidenciales, Juegos Olímpicos, desastres naturales y otros eventos de alto impacto.

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    Craig Melvin

    Craig Melvin

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    ¿Qué se sabe del hombre que irrumpió en el estudio de NBC?

    De acuerdo con los reportes de la policía de Nueva York y el informe de la cadena NBC News, en cuanto las autoridades recibieron el reporte de la agresión en el Rockefeller Center, localizaron al hombre que había agredido al presentador.

    Mencionan que el agresor, hasta el momento no identificado, fue detenido y puesto a disposición de las autoridades, sin que nadie resultara herido, y no hubo mayores incidentes.

    Los ataques a personalidades públicas han sido una constante en los últimos tiempos en todo el mundo. Hace un par de meses, la influencer Estef Monárrez fue víctima de un ataque armado en su local ubicado en Culiacán, Sinaloa.

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  • Hawks forward Gueye has surgery for fractured left foot and could miss start of 2026-27 season

    Mouhamed Gueye (left) has played three seasons with the Hawks since being drafted 39th overall in 2023.

    ATLANTA  — Atlanta Hawks forward Mouhamed Gueye could miss the start of the 2026-27 season after having surgery for a fractured left foot suffered in a workout.

    The Hawks announced on Wednesday that Gueye had the surgery on Tuesday after suffering the injury on July 8.

    The 6-foot-11 Gueye averaged 4.4 points and 3.6 rebounds for Atlanta last season. He played in 77 games, including eight starts, after making 28 starts and averaging 6.0 points and 4.2 rebounds in the 2024-25 season.

    The Hawks say Gueye’s status will be updated in three to four months, a timeline which could overlap the start of next season.