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Mexico is considering "Cazzu's Law," a legislative proposal aimed at preventing absent parents from blocking their children's travel. The initiative emerged from a celebrity custody battle and is now advancing to Congress.
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 4 - A row has erupted in Italy after one of its top journalists said the winning song at last week's Sanremo Song Festival sounded like the soundtrack to a mafia wedding. Corriere della Sera Deputy Editor Aldo Cazzullo called Nepolitan crooner Sal da Vinci's winning entry Per Sempre Sì (Forever Yes) "the worst song in the festival's history, worthy of a soundtrack to a Camorra wedding," referring to the Naples mafia. Da Vinci and his fellow Neapolitans rushed to social medi...
The director of Christian Nodal's 'Un Vals' music video has addressed the controversy surrounding a model in the video, acknowledging it was a mistake that she resembled both Cazzu and Ángela Aguilar.
A complete timeline of the saga spurred by Jhayco, Alejandro and Tainy’s new song “Rosita”
A state legislator in Mexico is promoting the "Cazzu Law" initiative, which aims to provide benefits for single mothers, and it has now reached the country's Congress.