Mission Impossible: Mortal Sentence – Part One changes its official title

 It's been a while since Mission Impossible: Mortal Sentence – Part One (95%) arrived in movie theaters. The seventh installment of the action franchise did not do very well at the box office but it did accumulate good comments among critics and fans. Several months after its release, media such as Comicbook report that an unexpected change: the film will arrive on Paramount+ with a different title, an abnormal practice that has surely been driven by some important modification for the eighth installment.

Eiza González receives new criticism of her face; They say it looks unrecognizable

 

Eiza González shared on her Instagram account some images of her attendance at a Disney event, where she showed off a spectacular figure and a look with which she demonstrated that she meets all the requirements to become the next Princess Jasmine from Aladdin, if she were to become another live action of the film.

San Diego City Council explores proposal to ban rodeos

 

With just a week to go until the debut rodeo hosted at Petco Park, the San Diego City Council is looking to initiate a proposal to ban equestrian competition within city limits.

Councilor Kent Lee announced his intention to introduce the measure in a statement published this Thursday, after enormous criticism from animal defenders.

"The city of San Diego has a history of caring for animals, including investing in our shelters, community veterinary clinics, and providing grants to local animal rescue nonprofits," Lee said. "This ordinance will ensure that no more animals suffer unnecessarily under the guise of entertainment in San Diego.

Alicia Villarreal responds to criticism about her weight

 

Body weight has always been a reason for criticism in everyday life. The criticism is greater when it comes to public people or in certain professions such as modeling and dancing. For this reason, many celebrities take extreme care to show off a slim figure. One of the famous people who has suffered the questioning of her body is Alicia Villarreal , currently, she has even been attacked for being overweight.

Lauren Sánchez, proud mother, saw her son debut as a model in Milan with Jeff Bezos

 

In the men's fashion week in Milan, we have been able to see many celebrities attending the shows, such as Miguel Ángel Silvestre.

One of the famous couples we saw walking through the Italian city was Lauren Sánchez and her fiancé, Jeff Bezos, who took their seats in the front row of the Dolce & Gabbana.

Don't miss the latest images of Kim Kardashian's daughter

Rosalía, Beyoncé or Madonna are some of the artists who have made it fashionable to decorate their teeth with diamonds, gold or precious stones. A trend that singers, actors have joined... The model Kim Kardashian has become one of the best representatives of this wave surprising < /span>incisors. has been his daughter North West, who at only 10 years old already shows several precious gems in her ,GrillzThe last to join this furor called valued at more of 300,000 thousand euros. , designed by Gabby Elan, and which has opal details and with a denture made exclusively for her.

Nicola Porcella and the flirtation with Wendy Guevara

Nicola Porcella and the flirtation with Wendy Guevara that he made the most of but he doesn't want her to define him 

The chemistry between them was the sensation of 'La Casa de los Famosos México' but he seems tired of being linked

During their participation in 'La Casa de los Famosos México', Wendy Guevara and Nicola Porcella were, without a doubt, the sensational couple in Mexico.

First Day of the Year Traditions Across Europe

 As the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, Europe awakens to a tapestry of traditions that mark the commencement of January 1st. Each country embraces the first day of the year with unique customs, reflecting a blend of cultural heritage, regional flavors, and shared joy. In this journey across Europe, we explore the diverse and captivating traditions that shape the dawn of a new year in Romania, Czech Republic, Denmark, Italy, England, Germany, and Spain.

Romania: A Tapestry of Folklore and Fortune

In Romania, the first day of the year is steeped in folklore and superstition. One intriguing tradition is the "Capra" dance, where performers adorned in colorful costumes and masks mimic the movements of a goat, symbolizing the expulsion of malevolent spirits. It's a lively spectacle that captivates both locals and visitors.

As the new year unfolds, Romanians engage in a unique custom known as "Sorcova." Youngsters visit neighbors and relatives, reciting well-wishing verses and gently tapping them with a decorated stick. This act is believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the year ahead.

Czech Republic: A Symphony of Fireworks and Feasts

In the Czech Republic, the first day of the year is celebrated with a grand display of fireworks that illuminates the night sky. The spectacle is not only a visual feast but also a collective expression of joy and anticipation for the possibilities of the coming year.

Czechs also embrace the tradition of "Dinner for Good Luck." The first meal of the year often includes lentils, a symbol of prosperity, and pork, representing progress and wealth. Families gather around tables laden with traditional dishes, sharing laughter and creating lasting memories.

Denmark: Leaping Into the New Year

Denmark welcomes the new year with a unique and exhilarating tradition known as "Gå På Skattejagt." Translated as "Go On Treasure Hunt," this custom involves crafting intricate clues that lead participants on a journey to find a treasure hidden by the host. It's a playful and engaging way to commence the year with a spirit of adventure and camaraderie.

Additionally, Danes partake in the tradition of leaping off chairs at the stroke of midnight. As the clock chimes, family and friends climb onto chairs and jump into the new year together. It's a symbolic act of leaving behind the old and embracing the new, both literally and figuratively.

Italy: A Symphony of Bells and Red Underwear

In Italy, the first day of the year is accompanied by the enchanting sound of church bells ringing at midnight. The pealing bells are believed to dispel negativity and welcome a year filled with positivity and good fortune.

Italians also have a curious tradition related to the choice of undergarments. Wearing red underwear on New Year's Eve is believed to bring love, luck, and fertility. Shops abound with red lingerie in the days leading up to the new year as Italians prepare to embrace this quirky yet charming custom.

England: First-Footing and Auld Lang Syne

In England, the tradition of "first-footing" takes center stage as the clock strikes twelve. The first person to enter a home after midnight, known as the "first-footer," is believed to bring good luck for the coming year. This visitor often carries symbolic gifts like coins, bread, and salt, representing wealth, food, and flavor.

No New Year's Eve celebration in England is complete without the singing of "Auld Lang Syne." This classic Scottish song, penned by Robert Burns, is sung with gusto as revelers join hands, creating a poignant and nostalgic moment that transcends time.