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Bad Bunny closes his Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour with a hometown finale in San Juan, Puerto Rico, opening with a salsa set and bringing out surprise guests like Victor Manuelle and Jowell y Randy, premiering two exclusive songs, and delivering a message of Puerto Rican pride amid local droughts and outages.
Taylor Swift removed the track 'I Bet You Think About Me' from a White House TikTok video featuring Donald Trump, continuing a pattern of muting Swift songs in Trump-aligned posts after previously removing 'August' and other tunes, as Trump-linked clips have used her music to cast a favorable light.
Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny quietly removed their songs from official Trump TikTok videos, denying the president high-profile music in his clips while keeping the tracks available to other users; the move is a subtle, strategic protest aligned with Swift’s political stance and Bad Bunny’s pro-immigrant messaging.
The 2026 Emmy nominations are out, led by The Pitt's second season with the most recognitions; Apple TV's Widow's Bay received 19 nods, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show is among the top nominees, and Rob Reiner earned a posthumous nod for his guest role on The Bear.
Bad Bunny made a standout Paris Couture Week debut at the Schiaparelli show in a butter‑yellow silk suit with pleated wide‑leg trousers, a white shirt, gold braided tie, and heeled leather cowboy boots, accessorized with a single hoop earring and gold brooches nodding to his album art; Karlie Kloss wore a blue latex dress on the runway as designer Daniel Roseberry described a collection that merges haute couture with synthetic materials for a bold, art‑infused statement.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor disclosed receiving $4,333 in concert tickets from Rimas Entertainment (Bad Bunny’s label) for a private Puerto Rico trip in August 2025, highlighted in the judiciary’s annual disclosures. The report notes the tickets’ specific concerts aren’t identified, and other justices also disclosed outside income (book advances and travel), illustrating the level of detail in these disclosures.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor disclosed receiving tickets valued at $4,333 from Bad Bunny’s label, Rimas Entertainment, during a private Puerto Rico trip in August 2025; the gift appeared on her annual financial disclosure alongside other outside income, including book royalties for several justices, with no immediate responses from the label or the court.
Bad Bunny became the first Latin artist to headline a UK stadium, delivering a three-hour show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London that fused Latin rap and salsa on a second-stage “La Casita,” celebrated Latin culture, and paid tribute to Venezuela after earthquakes, signaling growing UK openness to Spanish-language music as about 50,000 fans cheered across a festive, globally inclusive night.
The Recording Academy announced five new Grammy categories, including best Asian pop music performance and best Latin song, to broaden inclusivity. Latin songs must be predominantly in Spanish, while Asian pop genres (K-pop, J-pop, C-pop) are eligible. The move follows Bad Bunny’s Spanish-language album win and increased representation of Korean and Latino artists on the voting panel.
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV briefly greeted Trump critic Bad Bunny during his Madrid visit, with no photos released. The private interaction underscores the pope’s opposition to Trump’s populist politics, while Bad Bunny remains on a 12-show stadium tour and has become a visible foe of Trump.
During his first trip to Spain, Pope Leo briefly met rapper Bad Bunny in Madrid as both drew massive crowds; the Vatican confirmed the encounter and said no photos would be released. Bad Bunny was headlining concerts while Leo urged young people to consider marriage and vocations, then traveled on to Barcelona for a vigil.
The Vatican confirmed Pope Leo XIV met Bad Bunny privately backstage at Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu after a papal event, avoiding a public joint appearance as the pope promotes his Spain trip’s message against polarization. The meeting was requested by Bad Bunny and occurred without any photos released, underscoring a discreet engagement that keeps the pope’s focus on his broader mission while acknowledging the cultural moment around Bad Bunny.
Pope Leo XIV drew massive crowds in Madrid this weekend with an emotive Mass at Plaza de Cibeles, a moment that underscored the pope’s star power as faith and pop culture cross paths in the Spanish capital, eclipsing Bad Bunny’s high-profile appearance.
On a flight to Spain for a week-long pastoral visit, Pope Leo XIV acknowledged the draw of Bad Bunny in Madrid, noting many young Spaniards might choose the pop star over the pope while others attend the pope’s events. He hopes the trip—stopping in Madrid, Barcelona and the Canary Islands—can help unite a country polarized by politics and church scandals. The pope also added light remarks about the Chicago Bears and football loyalties, showing his human side amid the public visit.
Pixar drops a new Toy Story 5 trailer where Buzz, Woody, and the gang confront a tech-driven challenge as Bonnie gets a Lilypad tablet; Bad Bunny and Alan Cumming join the voice cast for a June 19 theatrical release.