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A new trailer for Benito Skinner‘s upcoming comedy series Overcompensating just dropped – and it shows the ensemble cast in wild college antics!

Written by and starring Benito in the lead role, the Prime Video and A24 show tells the story of “a closeted former football player and homecoming king as he becomes fast friends with Carmen, a high school outsider on a mission to fit in at all costs. With guidance from Benny’s older sister and her campus-legend boyfriend, Benny and Carmen juggle horrible hookups, flavored vodka, and fake IDs.”

The trailer shows hilarious moments of the characters getting into sticky situations, including a a glimpse of a shirtless Benito.

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Overcompensating also stars Lukas Gage, Megan Fox, Bowen Yang, Matt Rogers, James Van Der Beek, Didi Conn, Rachel Matthews, Danielle Perez, Boman Martinez Reid, Yasmine Sahid, Wally Baram, Mary Beth Barone, Adam Dimarco,...

“The Dad Quest” is a Mexican film on Netflix that revisits the father-son dynamic to pose a curious question: is the bond between father and child shaped by biology, or does it come through memories and shared experiences?

“The Dad Quest” presents these questions again to offer us one of those movies that always work: a film with a charming child who doesn’t have a good relationship with his father, and who, through the narrative process of the movie, will confront these problems to solve them.

It’s a classic formula that its director, Salvador Espinosa, approaches in the most traditional way, without eccentricities in terms of form or narrative. “The Dad Quest” gives us exactly what we expect to see, in the way we expect to see it, and resolves the matter as we anticipate.

Are you expecting a family movie? Well, here it is.

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“The vibe is infinite.” Calvin Klein has tapped global superstar Bad Bunny for its new spring underwear campaign. In the brand’s new promo, which launched today, Benito strips down and dances in his Calvin Klein boxer-briefs, as his own track “EoO” plays in the background.

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It should surprise no one that Bad Bunny decided to drop the long-anticipated music video for “LA MuDANZA” on his 31st birthday. The song is a riotous salsa track that — like one of DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’ other mega hits, “Baile INoLVIDABLE” — borrows from the salsa gorda era of the genre. It’s deeply personal, too: It opens with a spoken word snippet of Benito retelling the story of how his parents came of age in the Nineties, crossed paths serendipitously, and eventually had the kid who is now an international superstar.

Bad Bunny is never leaving Puerto Rico. To celebrate his 31st birthday, the reggaeton star shared the video for “La Mudanza,” which stresses his eternal love for his native island and his family’s history.

The video opens with Bad Bunny reciting the story behind his family tree as old-school photos of his ancestors flash onscreen. Then, baby Benito is born. The video sees Bad Bunny’s fictional parents (his brother Bernie plays his dad) as they drive the newborn through a sunrise after coming into the world.

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For at least the first half of Carry-On, I often noticed my thoughts wandering away from the action onscreen. This is something I pay attention to more closely when watching to review – it's always notable when a movie doesn't hold your focus, even if it's not always to blame. But I was more aware of it than usual this time because I wasn't thinking about my day, or my next meal, or what I had to do tomorrow. My wandering thoughts never really left the movie. I was not thinking about Carry-On the story, but Carry-On the story vehicle.

Carry On is a film directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, focusing on a young Tsa agent who is coerced by a mysterious traveler into allowing a dangerous package onto a Christmas Eve flight. As events unfold, he must use his wits to resolve the perilous situation.

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Anonymous Content and Spain’s Morena Films, behind box office breakouts “Cell 211” and Champions, have named former Studiocanal executive Beatriz Campos as the managing director of their Spain-based film-tv production venture Anonymous Content España.

Campos will oversee the company’s day-to-day operations working closely with David Davoli, Anonymous Content’s president of international, and Morena Films CEO Pilar Benito, Anonymous Content and Morena Films announced Monday. Launched in May 2023, Anonymous Content España aims to develop and produce premium Spanish projects for a global market.

That is easily said, but several factors work in its favor and will be aided now by Campos’ appointment. As film and TV producers still battle a hugely competitive market and spiralling production costs, companies are reaching out for partners beyond national markets, a structure embodied in Anonymous Content España. Anonymous can also help Morena access U.S.-stars, which may allow their productions to stand out in the crowd.

Bad Bunny just shared some hot new photos on social media!

The 29-year-old entertainer dropped a slideshow of pics on Friday afternoon (February 2) while taking a bubble bath.

Benito‘s new pics show off his shirtless body, the tattoos that flank his body, and there’s even one that shows off his legs, with just some bubbles covering up his private area.

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“baño,” he simply captioned the pics on Instagram, which, of course, translates to bathroom in English.

Within the hour of posting the selfies, the singer/rapper’s comments were flooded with fans thirsting over the new pics.

These new photos come just a month after Bad Bunny reunited with ex Kendall Jenner, where they reportedly celebrated New Year’s together, along with a group of friends.

Check out all of Bad Bunny’s latest hot selfies in the gallery…...

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It’s Bad Bunny’s world, and we’re all just living in it. When the global superstar debuted his latest album, Un Verano Sin Ti, it topped the charts, and moved more than 274,000 copies within the first month according to Billboard. That not only marked the biggest opening of Bad Bunny’s career but the biggest debut of 2022 for any artist until that point.

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Recruited into their company, Setsuko (Christina Yr. Lim) welcomes her fiance Rommel Romero (Jack Macapagal) into the environmental protection agent P.H.A.S.E., a special project designed to protect the world from a race of monsters known as Yablo. Along with the other members of the organization, April (Dana Jamison), Richard (Andrew Reiley), Benito (Leonard Olaer), Wonder (April Rose Estoy), and Miranda (Jessica Neistadt), they set out to ensure the world is safe from the creatures and to document what they can about them for future generations to know about. As they go about their work, they discover a terrifying, ancient Yablo called Nameless has arrived to return the creatures to their home dimension which would spell the end of humanity if it goes to plan, forcing the team and the monsters they protect to band together to save the world.

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Harry Styles stans took to social media after Bad Bunny appeared to throw shade at the “As It Was” singer at Coachella on Friday.

Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Ocasio, became the first Latino to headline the music festival in Indio, California. While performing fan favorite “El Apagón” from his latest album Un Verano Sin Ti, the screen behind him displayed a tweet about Styles.

The tweet read: “goodnight benito could do as it was but harry could never do el apagon.”

On Monday, a representative for Bad...

After the release of 2017’s “Darkest Hour,” filmmaker Joe Wright was living the dream. His film was nominated for six Oscars (winning two), and it appeared he was going to enter the conversation as one of the best filmmakers working today. Unfortunately, the drama surrounding his follow-up (“The Woman in the Window”) overshadowed the actual content (which itself wasn’t beloved) and led to perhaps one of the lowest points in his acclaimed career.

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Kendall Jenner’s new boyfriend Bad Bunny divided fans when he poked fun at her ex Harry Styles during his Coachella.

The 29-year-old performed his two-hour show which included surprise cameos from Post Malone and Jhayco, reports Mirror.co.uk.

When the Puerto Rican rapper sang El Apagon from his most recent album, he couldn’t resist taking a pot shot at Kendall’s former lover.

A tweet was displayed on the screen behind him which implied that Bad Bunny is a better singer than Harry.

It read: “Goodnight Benito could do As It Was but Harry could never do El Apagon.”

Some fans agreed with him on Twitter, with one writing: “Lmao bad bunny throwing shade at Harry styles! But did he lie??? Not one bit (sic).”

As per Mirror.co.uk, others weren’t so impressed, one said: “Not bad bunny going to a Harry styles concert as...

Bad Bunny and Kendall Jenner went semi-Instagram official. On Saturday, the Puerto Rican rapper took to his Instagram Stories to share a series of videos, riding through the Coachella fair grounds. In the first clip, the rapper recorded himself as he rode in the golf cart and sang along to friend, and collaborator, J Balvin.

Turning up the speed and vibes, the rapper, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, sang along to Lil Baby in the next clip.

In the third video, Bad Bunny — still singing along to the music — took a wild turn, prompting Kendall’s reaction.

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“You’re gonna…,” the model says off screen, as her brown tresses blew into the frame of the camera. The video ended shortly after.

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Kendall Jenner looked like she was ready to go to la playa, after movin’ and groovin’ to Bad Bunny‘s performance Friday night at Coachella.

The 27-year-old supermodel was seen dancing at the Empire Polo Club grounds in Indio, California as Benito belted out “Depués de la Playa.” During his headlining performance, Jenner danced while surrounded by a group of friends. Her muscle was there, too, but they blended in nicely donning an all-black attire.

Jenner was seen in an oversized black jacket over a white top, a denim skirt and black boots. She smiled as she moved her hips to the beat before putting her arms around a girlfriend.

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Bad Bunny took Coachella’s main stage on Friday night, becoming the first Latin artist to headline the music festival.

From the moment the gates opened, the fervor for Bad Bunny was noticeable. His fans showed up in droves in the early hours of the day, and plenty of Bad Bunny merch was donned (there was even a fan walking around with a comically supersized Benito head).

When the Puerto Rican artist finally took shortly after 11:30 p.m. local time, it was evident that this was no ordinary performance for him. A pre-show film highlighted Coachella lineups over the years, and how multiple undercard acts have gone on to headline — Bad Bunny included. He then arrived stage elevated above the sea of fans and launched into Un Verano Sin Ti favorite “Tití Me Preguntó”

From then on out, Bad Bunny burned through hit after hit in a memorable evening of Latin trap and pop.

After the new couple was seen on multiple dates, fans were shocked to learn about Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny’s budding relationship. They seem to be getting serious and showing fans it’s not a fling after Bad Bunny dissed Jenner’s basketball-star ex Devin Booker on a feature for a new track, “Coco Chanel.”

The new song by Eladio Carrión features an appearance from the Puerto Rican singer as he disses the NBA player’s current team, the Phoenix Suns.

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“Yo no soy malo, nah, bebé, eso e’ un gimmick / Pero el sol de PR calienta má’ que el de Phoenix / Ella lo sabe,” Bunny says, which translates to, “I’m not bad, baby that’s a gimmick / But the sun in Puerto Rico is hotter than in Phoenix / She knows it.”

Elsewhere in the song, Bunny raps “las de escorpio son peligro,” which...

Benito has officially entered the world of Gorillaz. The Puerto Rican star is featured on a new collaboration with the band called “Tormenta,” featured on the album Cracker Island that the group released Friday. As a recent Rolling Stone review put it, the song offers a deconstructed reggaeton beat “for the Mc to do backflips on.”

“Tormenta” opens with a jazzy intro and the voice of Damon Albarn as he repeats, “The sun in the storm/Someone cryin,” before Bad Bunny joins in with verses in Spanish as he asks...

There's really no denying at this point, that Bad Bunny's "Un Verano Sin Ti" was 2022's biggest album of the year. Not only did it make Billboard's number-one spot for 13 consecutive weeks, but it was also streamed 4.6 billion times in just the U.S. The record-breaking album moved the equivalent of 273,000 units in streams and downloads with two singles breaking one billion streams: "Tití Me Pregunto" with 1.4 billion and "Me Porto Bonito" with 1.5. "Un Verano Sin Ti" has made history and yet it continues to get snubbed an Album of the Year award. But tonight, at the 2023 Premio Lo Nuestro Awards broadcasting live via Univision, "El Conejo Malo" finally received the honor of being awarded the Álbum Del Año (Album of The Year) award, and it's about freaking time!

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Unlike some of his past top-secret projects, Bad Bunny began dropping clues that he was working on his record-smashing album Un Verano Sin Ti months before it came out. He left little dispatches from a remote island on his Instagram and hinted at a breezy beach theme he was playing with starting in January. But even though he’d tipped fans off just a bit, he managed to pack jaw-dropping surprises onto the album when it came out in May, loading it with bright, adventurous sounds and unexpected collaborations with experimental producers,...

On Friday, Bad Bunny released the highly anticipated music video for “El Apagón,” a spirited ode to Puerto Rico that addresses several of the socioeconomic issues affecting the archipelago. The song takes its title from the rolling blackouts that have plagued Puerto Ricans, especially after Hurricane María struck exactly five years ago. But, never one to shy away from what’s happening in Puerto Rico, Bad Bunny surprised many by going much deeper into the track’s subject matter and including an entire 18-minute documentary at the end of the video.