Boxing goes viral with influencers in the ring

The ring is no longer just for professionals. Influencers and celebrities put on the gloves at sell-out events.

When the likes come into the ring

Boxing changed channels. It’s no longer just a thing for professional fighters in giant arenas. Now, the ring is also the territory of influencers, content creators and celebrities who turn digital rivalries into real combat.

In Mexico, this wave started strong with events like Supernova. Do you remember the fight between Alana and Gala Montes? Or when Franco Escamilla put on the gloves? It was the moment we all realized: this is no longer a joke.

RelatedClaudia Sheinbaum turns boxing into the new national subject

Knockout with cause

The trend evolves and now adds a purpose. While new editions of these shows continue to emerge, Knockout on Cancer is being prepared, an evening that wants to mix blows with solidarity.

But let’s talk about the next big event. All eyes are on two heavyweights of the networks: Jimmy (from the “Let’s put it to the test” project) and the viral businessman “Flores el Patrón”. These two will take their online popularity directly to the ring.

The fight is scheduled for March 21. Starting at 5:00 p.m., the doors of Grand Forum, Coyoacán, will open to give way to an evening that will combine intensity in the ring, spectacle on stage and a solidarity objective.

And of course, between rounds, there will be live music. The line-up includes Marlene Calderón, Perro Pachamama, El Negro Más Guapo, Corpus, the band Seguimos Volando, Kp Caramelo and Tony Balardi.

Tickets are now available for 750 pesos at Passline. For those who cannot physically attend, there will be a live broadcast on the official event channel on YouTube.

What started as a digital curiosity now moves crowds and sells out tickets in hours. The ring became another stage where the public’s attention was at stake. And it seems that this fight has just begun.

Elliot Page attends the premiere of The Odyssey with his girlfriend

Elliot Page and his girlfriend Julia Shiplett make their debut together at the premiere of 'The Odyssey'.

A high-profile date in Los Angeles

Elliot Page and actress and comedian Julia Shiplett walked together on the red carpet at the premiere of The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan’s new film. It was their first public appearance as a couple after confirming their relationship at the end of June 2025.

Page wore an elegant black suit; Shiplett, a dress of the same tone. Both posed smiling, marking a firm step in their personal lives.

Page’s role in Nolan’s epic

In the film, Page plays Sinon, a Greek soldier and cousin of Odysseus. His character is key in the Trojan horse deception. It is her first major role since announcing her transition as a trans person in December 2020.

The relationship became public during the closing of LGBT+ Pride Month. On Instagram, Page shared a photo of the two on a street decorated in rainbow colors. Shiplett posted a video of the actor enjoying hot springs.

Before this premiere, they had already attended Milan Fashion Week together in September 2025, during the presentation of Gucci’s short film The Tiger. There they wore coordinated outfits from the Italian brand.

Page, known for his role in The Umbrella Academy, had maintained a low profile in the field of love after his transition. Now, his relationship with Shiplett is public and visible, without filters.

Continue reading

Fortnite adds skins from The Odyssey and David Beckham

Fortnite and Nolan's Odyssey join forces with skins from Matt Damon and David Beckham.

The alliance between Fortnite and The Odyssey

A few days after the premiere of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in Mexican cinemas —on July 16—, Epic Games announced a collaboration with its popular video game Fortnite. The film, starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, now comes to the virtual world.

What does the collaboration include?

The online preview shows the Odysseus skin with leather armor, shiny sword and helmet. A pickaxe inspired by the king of Ithaca’s xiphos (inlaid with silver) and a bow-shaped backpack are also added. Also, a graffiti called “King’s Helm” (40 points in competitive cup) and a loading screen of the Trojan War. A second skin represents Agamemnon, played by Benny Safdie.

David Beckham also comes to Fortnite

The former English footballer joins in with an elegant suit and his number 7 shirt from the England National Team.

How to get the Odysseus skin

According to Fortnite, the outfit will go on sale in the digital store at the end of the week, probably on July 17. But it can also be obtained for free through the “Odyssey Cup”, a competitive cup on July 15 at 6:00 p.m. (Mexico time). It will be available on PC, consoles and mobile phones. To win it, players must accumulate points based on their place on the table and eliminations. Those who qualify in their region will receive the rewards automatically.

Continue reading

Olmec colossal head arrives in Shanghai on historic loan

Cabeza Colosal 4 travels to China along with 803 Mexican archaeological pieces.

A second Olmec monolith crosses the ocean

The Colossal Head 4 of Saint Lawrence is now in the Shanghai Museum, China. This was confirmed by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). The piece is part of “Sacred Spaces. Civilizations of Ancient Mexico”, an exhibition inaugurated on July 8 that brings together 803 pieces from different regions of the country.

The loan follows the one made in 2024 with the Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum, where the Colossal Head 5 is exhibited. Initially, its return was expected in 2025, but businessman Bernardo Noval indicated on Instagram that it will remain until 2027. The INAH has not issued an official date for that piece.

Return agreed for the end of 2027

The INAH did specify that the Colossal Head 4 and the other pieces will return to Mexico at the end of the exhibition in Shanghai, scheduled for the end of 2027. The release of these monuments—nine in total, originating from Veracruz and Tabasco—generates debate about the balance between cultural dissemination and heritage preservation.

For now, the Olmec colossus joins the long list of Mexican treasures that travel the world, carrying with it the imprint of one of the oldest civilizations in Mesoamerica.

Continue reading