Spanish actor José de la Torre, famed for his role in Netflix’s “Toy Boy,” has passed away at 37 following a prolonged illness. His death was reported on December 5, with a funeral held the following day in his hometown in Spain. Colleagues and fans paid heartfelt tributes, celebrating his talent and warmth. De la Torre was also known for roles in shows like Amar es para siempre and Vis a Vis: El Oasis.
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Sabrina Carpenter and Barry Keoghan have ended their relationship due to long-distance challenges. While Sabrina was touring North America, Barry was filming in Los Angeles, making it hard for the couple to spend time together. They began dating in late 2023, but rumors of trouble surfaced in August 2024. Despite parting ways, both are focusing on their careers, with Sabrina continuing her tour and Barry pursuing his film projects.
Pop icon Selena Gomez surprised fans with her engagement announcement. Sharing a photo on Instagram of a stunning diamond ring, she captioned it, “Forever begins now.” Her fiancé, Benny Blanco, humorously commented on her post. The couple, dating since July 2023, has been spotted at high-profile events, winning over fans with their love story.
Actress Nayanthara addressed an open letter to Dhanush after a legal dispute over the use of a clip from the 2015 film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan in her Netflix documentary. She stated her belief in standing by the truth and clarified that the clip was used to share her personal story. Nayanthara revealed attempts to resolve the issue through Dhanush’s manager but decided to speak out when matters escalated. She denied allegations of seeking publicity and stressed her intent for a meaningful narrative.
Actor Allu Arjun has filed a petition in the Telangana High Court seeking to nullify an FIR related to the death of a woman during the premiere of “Pushpa 2.” The woman died from asphyxiation due to overcrowding, while her eight-year-old son was hospitalized. The FIR includes Arjun, his security team, and the theater management. Arjun has also provided ₹25 lakh in financial aid to the victim’s family.
Jason Gillespie, Pakistan’s head coach, has announced his early retirement ahead of the South Africa Test series, following PCB’s decision not to renew assistant coach Tim Nielsen’s contract. Nielsen’s contract expired after the Australia tour, and his absence has caused frustration, as he had expressed commitment to future tours. The board’s focus on local coaches over foreign ones has led to dissatisfaction among key staff.
South Africa’s key pacer, Anrich Nortje, has been ruled out of the upcoming white-ball series against Pakistan due to a toe injury. Dayyaan Galiem has been named as his replacement. Nortje’s absence adds to South Africa’s injury concerns, affecting their bowling lineup for the series.
The agreement between the PCB and BCCI on the hybrid model for the Champions Trophy remains unsettled. Under the proposed format, Pakistan would host the group matches, but India’s matches would be played in Dubai. However, the BCCI objects to this arrangement, especially the proposal for the final to be held in Lahore if India does not qualify. As a result, the schedule for the February-March event is still pending.
FIFA is set to confirm Saudi Arabia as the host for the 2034 World Cup. The country is expected to overcome logistical challenges, such as stadium capacity and extreme summer temperatures. Saudi Arabia will host the World Cup despite these obstacles, marking a significant moment in its sports history. The country has quickly become a major destination for high-profile events, further solidifying its position as a global sports hub.
India’s captain Rohit Sharma’s poor batting form is reportedly impacting his leadership, according to former teammates Harbhajan Singh and Cheteshwar Pujara. Rohit has struggled in recent tests, managing only one half-century in his last 12 innings. Pujara advised him to focus on stabilizing his early runs to regain his form and lead more effectively.
