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El próximo jueves 28 de septiembre se entregarán los premios Billboard de la música latina que premia las canciones en español más populares de 2021 y 2022 en Estados Unidos. Los más nominados de la premiación son proyectos de reggaetón: Bad Bunny, Farruko y Karol G.
Bomba Estéreo, Shakira, Sebastián Yatra, Karol G, Maluma, J Balvin y Camilo son los colombianos finalistas. Los ganadores se conocerán en una gala para televisión desde el Watsco Center de Miami.
Artista del Año / Artist of the Year
Artista del Año, Debut / Artist of the Year, New
Gira del Año / Tour of the Year
Artista Crossover del Año / Crossover Artist of the Year
“Hot Latin Song” Canción del Año / Hot Latin Song of the Year
“Hot Latin Song” Colaboración Vocal del Año / Hot Latin Song of the Year, Vocal Event
“Hot Latin Songs” Artista del Año, Masculino / Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Male
“Hot Latin Songs” Artista del Año, Femenina / Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female
“Hot Latin Songs” Artista del Año, Dúo o Grupo / Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group
Canción del Año, Latin Airplay / Latin Airplay Song of the Year
Canción del Año, Ventas / Sales Song of the Year
Canción del Año, Streaming / Streaming Song of the Year
“Top Latin Album” del Año / Top Latin Album of the Year
“Top Latin Albums” Artista del Año, Masculino / Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year, Male
“Top Latin Albums” Artista del Año, Femenina / Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year, Female
“Top Latin Albums” Artista del Año Dúo o Grupo / Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group
Artista “Latin Pop” del Año, Solista / Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo
Artista “Latin Pop” del Año, Dúo o Grupo / Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Duo or Group
Canción “Latin Pop” del Año / Latin Pop Song of the Year
Álbum “Latin Pop” del Año / Latin Pop Album of the Year
Artista Regional Mexicano del Año, Solista / Regional Mexican Artist of the Year, Solo
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Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets plan to stay together after all, even after the All-Star forward asked to be traded earlier this summer.
The Nets said Tuesday that the team’s leadership met a day earlier with Durant and business partner Rich Kleiman in Los Angeles and “agreed to move forward with our partnership,” general manager Sean Marks said in a statement.
“We are focusing on basketball, with one collective goal in mind: build a lasting franchise to bring a championship to Brooklyn,” Marks added.
That is certainly more likely by keeping Durant, who remains one of the best scorers in the NBA. He is set to begin a four-year extension he signed last summer, and the possibility of him being traded had been the biggest story in the NBA this summer.
It’s unknown exactly why he sought a trade, which came at the end of a turbulent year in Brooklyn. A championship favorite before last season began, the Nets barely made the playoffs and then were bounced by Boston in four games in the first round.
The Nets then refused to give a contract extension to Kyrie Irving, Durant’s close friend, forcing him to pick up his option for next season, the final year of his deal.
The uncertainty around Durant’s future in Brooklyn likely contributed to the Nets being left off the five-game Christmas lineup and being scheduled to appear only eight times on ABC and ESPN.
But with Durant, the Nets can still be one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference. He averaged a franchise-record 29.9 points last season, and the Nets were bidding for the top spot in the East before he suffered a knee injury that sidelined him for 21 games.
Source. click2houston
The City of Houston’s on-street parking management division – ParkHouston – has been named the Parking Organization of the Year by the International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI). IPMI ’s Professional Recognition Awards acknowledge professionals and organizations who operate, maintain and manage parking and mobility operations. The awards also celebrate those who are changing the perception of the industry as a career and profession. Award winners are nominated by their peers and selected by a committee of industry professionals.
ParkHouston was nominated for this year’s award for its commitment to advancing innovative ideas and embracing technology. ParkHouston is a customer-focused agency, responding to more than 10,000 service requests with a 97% on-time response rate. The department supports Houstonians with programs that promote public safety, quality of life, economic development, and sustainability, such as the development and enforcement of dedicated bike lanes throughout the city. Additionally, after substantive research, a Community Parking Program was implemented in the Midtown area.
“It’s always a particular honor for us to recognize outstanding professionals and organizations in parking, mobility, and transportation,” said IPMI CEO Shawn D. Conrad, CAE. “This year’s winners exemplify a commitment to excellence, innovation, and creativity that persevered through a difficult and challenging time of pandemic recovery, and it’s a privilege for us to honor them and be part of their professional circles. They make us all better.”
“The City of Houston is grateful to have the work of ParkHouston recognized by IPMI. Daily, the entire team works diligently with a customer-centric focus – in the field and at their desks – to keep Houston safe, sustainable, and accessible to all who use our streets for parking” said Maria Irshad, CAPP, MPA Assistant Director for the Administration and Regulatory Affairs Department.
Today is declared ParkHouston Appreciation Day by the City of Houston. Mayor Sylvester Turner presented a proclamation to the entire ParkHouston team today at City Hall commemorating their international recognition for the service provided to Houstonians.
Additional details on this year’s award winners can be found in a special feature in the July 2022 issue of Parking & Mobility Magazine. ParkHouston was honored in person at the 2022 IPMI Parking & Mobility Conference & Expo held July 24-27 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Source: houstontx.gov
The victim of an apparent murder-suicide that happened in the Alief area Tuesday morning may have worked for the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, according to the agency.
Sheriff Ed Gonzalez tweeted about the incident and asked for prayers, stating, “We’ve been notified that the victim is likely a professional staff member with our agency.”
According to Houston police, the shooting occurred in the 12600 block of Alief Clodine Road around 8:05 a.m.
HPD patrol officers and Harris County Precinct 5 deputy constables responded to the scene. Upon arrival, a witness told them that a woman and man, who were inside the same vehicle, were stopped at a red light and having an argument.
The woman exited the vehicle and the man also got out, following her. A witness told police that when the woman went back to the car, the man shot the woman three times before turning the gun on himself.
Both were pronounced dead at the scene. Their identities are pending verification by the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
Source: click2houston
Mexican authorities arrested former Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam on Friday for his failure to conduct a thorough investigation into the disappearance of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers’ College in 2014.
This came a day after a truth commission formed by current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the students’ disappearance was a “crime of the state.”
The students had been traveling in Iguala when their buses were intercepted by local police and federal military forces in September 2014; some of their remains were found later.
Dozens of soldiers and police officers are also expected to face charges. With a high-level official being held accountable in the case, there is hope “that there will be justice, and we will finally know what happened to these 43 students,” says Andalusia Soloff, an independent journalist who has reported on the Ayotzinapa case since its inception and published a graphic novel about the disappeared students.
Source: democracynow