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Jude Bellingham scores twice and Harry Kane scores a penalty as ten-man England hold on for a thrilling 3-2 victory over Mexico in the last at the Mexico City Stadium to set up a quarter-final with Norway. READ MORE: Mexico 2-3 EnglandAvailable to UK users only.
La Unión is for you if you like: Getting off the beaten track, great surfing, everything being made from coconuts. La Unión on Guerrero’s Costa Grande works as a pristine, tranquil base for anyone keen to explore a stretch of Pacific coastline that still feels largely local, with access to nearby beaches like Troncones, Majahua and Saladita, as well as lagoon and mangrove areas such as Laguna de Potosí. The town itself is small and functional rather than resort-focused, so the draw is the combination of everyday coastal life — fishing boats, small shops, simple seafood spots and day trips out…
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After three movies, Jesse Eisenberg is patiently awaiting another magical journey with the Four Horsemen. The 2x Oscar nominee recently admitted he’s “never felt happier” than when playing street magician J. Daniel Atlas in the Now You See Me movies, noting that he’d “love to do” a fourth installment. “Honestly, I’d love to do Now You See Me 4 more than anything else,” he told The Wrap. “I’ve never felt happier than when playing that part.” Eisenberg continued, “Normally I play depressed people, which makes me depressed, but playing that confident, arrogant magician, I walk away everyday thinking, ‘That was…
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce received “really touching” marriage advice from Adam Sandler, who officiated the couple’s wedding, reveals Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid. Kelce’s coach praised Sandler in an interview on CNN Sunday afternoon (July 5) — two days after seeing the bride and groom say “I do” — for doing a “phenomenal job” as officiant for their wedding ceremony. Reid also offered a glimpse at what the comedic actor told Swift and Kelce during the service. “He said, ‘Kiss every chance you have, every day,’” Reid said. “‘Whether you’re going to bed or going to work or,…
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All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. MEXICO CITY — The Vatican’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints has formally designated the Niño Dios Futbolero, or “Soccer Baby Jesus” — a wooden effigy of the infant Jesus dressed in an infant-sized Mexico national team jersey — as an official site of Catholic pilgrimage, placing it in the same devotional tier as the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, according to a decree read aloud today inside the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral. The iconic figure represents a tradition which has been…
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With a slew of new movies and TV shows lined up as well as several notable classics scheduled to drop throughout the month, July is probably Netflix’s best month yet. OK, I say that every month, but I really mean it this time. In addition to such highly anticipated shows like the Little House on the Prairie reboot and Ransom Canyon season 2, the streamer has slated some great movies for you to watch in July. You can stream the Ben Affleck thriller Gone Girl right now, but if you’re watching it with a romantic partner, be prepared for some…
The designer behind Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ artwork has opened up about his design process and the cover’s evolution. Brent David Freaney worked with Charli and creative director Imogene Strauss on the distinctive artwork for the 2024 album, and they went on to win Best Recording Package at the 2025 Grammys. Speaking at a recent conference in San Francisco, Freaney shared some of the inspirations for ‘Brat’, as well as early drafts of the green cover in different typefaces and colour variations. He explained that the project was shaped by the idea of the “death of the finished state”, and the question of when a piece…