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Social media users debated backlash against Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny's halftime show, attributing it to perceived obscenity, anti-American themes, and vulgarity rather than his Latino heritage. They contrasted this with support for U.S. Senator Marco Rubio as a potential president due to his pro-American stance, English-language communication, and competence. Discussions rejected accusations of racism or white nationalism, emphasizing character and patriotism over identity politics.

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From his January 2025 album *DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS*, 'BAILE INoLVIDABLE' blends live horns, rhythms, and lyrics about a fleeting romance, topping Billboard's Hot Latin Songs after massive streams and views. Bad Bunny's February 8 Super Bowl halftime show in Santa Clara elevated it, featuring a surprise Lady Gaga duet and an on-field wedding that sent U.S. Spotify streams up 175% the next day. Fans share how it brings tears, endless humming, and dreams of creating something just as timeless.

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A couple exchanged vows and shared their first dance on the Super Bowl field, with Lady Gaga singing along to Bad Bunny's soaring salsa track. It was pure joy in front of millions.

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Twitter user @barbarismcrit labeled an opinion on Puerto Rican artist Benito as 'too woke,' sparking discussions on whether criticism portraying Benito as a conquistador or privileged due to his whiteness is woke, ignorant, or xenophobic. Commenters debated power dynamics between Puerto Rico and the US, rejecting the notion that Benito's perceived whiteness grants privilege in that context. The conversation highlighted disagreements on applying US-centric worldviews to Latin America and accusations of hypocrisy among critics.

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In a 31-second video posted late Tuesday, the couple described Ramadan as a sacred time of discipline, caring for others, and family, ending with 'Ramadan Kareem, California!' The message arrived as February 18 marked both Ramadan's likely start—confirmed by moon sightings—and Ash Wednesday for the state's 12 million Catholics. While fellow Democrats like LA Mayor Karen Bass echoed the greetings and supporters praised the inclusivity, conservative voices criticized Newsom for spotlighting Muslims over the larger Catholic population without a comparable Lent message.

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Standing before American and California flags, Governor Gavin Newsom and Jennifer Siebel Newsom offered warm Ramadan wishes to over half a million Muslim Californians on the holy month's first day.

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No. 7 Arkansas and No. 10 TCU thrilled a record single-day crowd at the Texas Rangers' home, with Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn praising the electric atmosphere. Fans love the on-field action, from Miami's 27-3 rout of Lehigh to Vanderbilt supporters waving Canadian flags, but ESPN's app draws complaints—no way to favorite college baseball teams, lagging scores, and glitchy notifications. ESPN promises industry-leading coverage with over 160 linear games and 4,000 on ESPN+, yet the app's basics remain a hassle with no fix announced.

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Opening weekend packed stadiums with record crowds, like 22,384 fans watching TCU edge Arkansas 5-4 at Globe Life Field. But excitement soured as fans vented about ESPN's app glitches.

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. released a video featuring himself and musician Kid Rock delivering messages to get active and eat real food as part of the Make America Healthy Again agenda. The video shows them working out and doing a cold plunge while wearing jeans.

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Lady Gaga performed 'Abracadabra' at the Grammys 2026 wearing an archival Alexander McQueen 'Horn of Plenty' outfit. The performance included references to red stains and sparked widespread online discussion.

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Bad Bunny performed a primarily Spanish-language Super Bowl LX halftime show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, featuring themes of unity across the Americas with flags from multiple countries, an inspirational speech on self-belief, dancers dressed as plants, a traditional Puerto Rican wedding on stage, and a closing 'God Bless America.' Lady Gaga joined as a surprise guest for a salsa version of 'Die With a Smile,' while the show drew a record 135.4 million viewers and sparked widespread social media debate.

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Oscar Bear, a Latino gay adult content creator with 278,000 followers, blends MAGA support with his NSFW brand, listing himself as an Airbnb host and Caribbean club worker. A shared screenshot prompted thousands to question how he can back MAGA, equating it to racism and anti-LGBTQ stances, while calling for cancellations. Bear responded by citing Trump's removal of a dictator from Venezuela—his home country—as his reason, insisting the movement isn't perfect but personally meaningful. The exchange highlights divides within LGBTQ communities, where some defend gay conservatives as real and varied.

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A screenshot of Oscar Bear's X profile, proudly declaring him 'The MAGA Bear,' drew sharp reactions from those who see no room for conservative politics in LGBTQ circles.

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The inaugural 'Page, Screen, and Everything In Between – A Weekend of Romance' runs May 9-10, 2026, at the Hanover Marriott in Whippany, New Jersey, featuring panels, photo ops, and autographs. Guests include Belmont Cameli (Garrett Graham in Off Campus), Robbie G.K. (Kip Grady in Heated Rivalry), Michael Bradway (Charlie Florek in Every Year After), and author Julia Whelan. Fans are already excited, with one thrilled to meet Robbie just a half hour from home, and tickets are on sale now at creationent.com/events/romancecon—no overselling promised.

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Romance fans, get ready to meet the stars bringing your favorite steamy novels to life on screen. Creation Entertainment's new convention gathers the cast from buzzy adaptations like Off Campus and Heated Rivalry.

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A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck 19 kilometers northeast of Puerto Escondido in Oaxaca at 3:42 p.m. local time, prompting Mexico's SASMEX system to blast presidential alerts nationwide. Residents evacuated subways and offices amid blaring sirens, while vacationers over 1,000 kilometers away heard the warnings too. Officials in Oaxaca, Mexico City, and beyond inspected sites and confirmed no damage, injuries, or disruptions, highlighting the early warning system's life-saving role in a quake-prone region.

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Alarms pierced the air across Mexico on Sunday afternoon, sending people in Mexico City rushing from buildings—even as the shaking barely reached them.

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Former soldier and comedian Pat Smith posted a 95-second TikTok skit on February 12, pretending to be a demanding British immigrant in China who wants family reunions, an English enclave, and voting power to take over. Fans praised it as a clever highlight of perceived hypocrisy in UK policies, especially alongside clips of police logging 'speak English' complaints as non-crime hate incidents. The video arrived as UK net migration dropped from 944,000 in 2023 to 204,000 by mid-2025 under tighter Labour rules like longer residency requirements and English tests, fueling ongoing debates about integration, housing strains, and cultural cohesion.

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Picture a Brit in a lantern-lit Chinese market, deadpanning demands for pie and mash while shrugging off illegal entry—Pat Smith's sharp satire flips the script on UK migration frustrations.

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The Colombian star signed a contract to headline the third 'Todo Mundo no Rio' event on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, drawing an expected 2.5 million fans for a free show. Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes confirmed the news with a dancing clip, following reports from O Globo, and organizers anticipate a tourism boost like Madonna's and Lady Gaga's past megashows there. Sponsored by brands like Corona and Santander, the concert offers VIP perks through contests, with fans buzzing over potential setlists featuring 'Hips Don't Lie' and 'Waka Waka' on the iconic sands.

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Shakira's voice lit up the announcement: 'Brasil, eu te amo! Em breve vou estar com vocês para cantar, dançar, sambar.' Fans are already dreaming of her hits echoing across the beach.

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