Colombian singer Karol G’s historic Coachella performance still has the internet buzzing, including that moment when an all-female mariachi group from Los Angeles joined her on stage. The Grammy Award-winning and Latin Grammy Award-winning reggaeton superstar closed out the first weekend of the popular Indio music festival with a powerful performance Sunday night on Coachella’s main stage. At one point in Karol G’s high-energy set, she was joined on stage by the all-female ensemble, Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles. The group posted a clip of the performance on their Instagram page on Monday with a caption in Spanish that read, in part: “Together, we are more. Long live women in music and mariachi music.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariachi Reyna de Los Ángeles (@mariachireynadelosangeles) Wearing matching blue mariachi suits, the group performed the mariachi song “Negrita de Mis Pesares.” Karol G soon joined them to perform her song
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Pippin has been spotted in Chicago the past two summers. He and Imani, the son of famed pair Monty and Rose, were seen Monday.
Lucid Motors is peppering the public with press releases this morning, sharing a slew of exciting updates. In addition to naming its next CEO, Lucid has confirmed a new funding raise totaling over 1 billion dollars, consisting of a registered public offering of common stock, plus increased investments from existing partners like Uber. more…
The exhibit, which runs through Sept. 20, tells a tale of migration and the evolution of culture through “a centuries-old tradition of music and dance as forms of protest."
It’s the largest public investment in community-owned green power in the UK to date. But how can communities get involved? The post What does the new £1bn investment in community energy really mean? appeared first on Positive News.
Our forecast is a busy one! Between winds shifting and storms moving in – there’s a lot to go over with you! The sun heated us up fast this morning. Temperatures shot up quickly. We’ll see our first 80 degree days of the year for some in Massachusetts today. Boston likely isn’t in the 80-degree jackpot. Winds turn around, scoop up that chilly air over the Atlantic, and toss it up and down the coast. That cool breeze will cap temperatures at Logan Airport over the next few days. Still, today could be the hottest day of the year at Logan. The number to beat is 75 degrees – which was reached on March 10. We’ve activated a First Alert today as storms punch in. The action really gets going by about dinner time.Anywhere in the Berkshires, Worcester Hills, New Hampshire and Vermont is fair game for severe storms. Track the storms with live radar It looks like storms want to run over top of Jaffrey to Manchester to Nashua this evening. Pl
From recipe changes to aging taste buds, here's why those peanut butter cups don't hit like they used to. The post Candy now tastes different. It’s not just you. appeared first on Popular Science.
The center opens in June and will be a central hub for the nonprofit to offer legal aid, youth mentoring, nutrition workshops and housing support.
A little patience, luck and a well-placed camera can still deliver a dazzling fireball — even from a city.
Tourists can learn about this history by snorkeling over the wreck of the German ship in shallow waters just off the island’s coast
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The Cape May County Park and Zoo has a new addition, and he has a star-worthy name. Leonardo DiCatprio, or Leo for short, a five-year-old Eurasian lynx, has a new home at the popular New Jersey zoo, joining the Small Mammals section near the porcupines and bobcats. The zoo shared that Leo was a former pet that was rescued after wandering the streets of Long Island, New York. Then, for the last four years, he lived at the Holtsville Wildlife and Ecology Center in Brookhaven, Long Island. Leo can be seen daily during Zoo hours, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome yet another exciting member of our Zoo family,” said Andrew Bulakowski, Vice Director of the Cape May County Board of County Commissioners. “The care our animals receive is second to none, and our team is excited to work with Leo. We can’t wait for our residents and visitors to see him.” According to the zoo, the Eurasian lynx is the largest of the lynx species and typically