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Lin Manuel Miranda was chosen to compose the music for Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee and we celebrate it with some of his most inspiring phrases
The composer of Latin origin worked alongside the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber in the composition of a show that will be presented this Sunday.
College student confesses on TikTok that she did not leave a tip and her video goes viral
Considering not having received any service, the young woman refused to give a tip and later confessed it on her TikTok account.
A study indicates that, although most of us have heard of the metaverse, only 15% could explain it
The results show that although the term has become popular, we don't necessarily understand what it is or how the metaverse works.
This is how sharp the images of space that the James Webb Space Telescope will show us will be
The sophisticated telescope will explore an unknown region in search of the so-called first light of the universe.
Could acute hepatitis be related to dogs? There are those who think so, although there is no evidence
The disease progresses as scientists try to understand what causes it.
Elon Musk says the doors on Twitter are open for Donald Trump
The businessman referred again to freedom of expression on the platform and made a direct reference to Donald Trump.
Attention authors in Spanish: the Amazon Literary Award is looking for you
Seeking to encourage self-publishing, Kindle invites writers in Spanish to participate in the ninth edition of its contest.
This is how cloud computing advances, a valuable resource for companies
Hybrid Cloud, Edge Computing, and other cloud computing concepts have begun to take hold in companies and will expand in the coming years.
Brian Chesky, CEO of Airbnb, and his idea about telecommuting (even if there was no longer a pandemic)
The executive talks about the anachronism of the office and embraces the concept of remote work, even though the pandemic is coming to an end.
A Russian influencer is deported from Bali for taking nude photos in front of a 700-year-old sacred tree
She was accompanied by her husband, who took her photo; before leaving the place they had to participate in a ceremony to make amends for their mistake.
One of the dresses that Judy Garland wore in the Wizard of Oz could be auctioned for $ 1.5 million dollars
It is the emblematic blue and white dress that was lost for five decades, but a woman wants to prevent the auction.
Bored and Hungry, the fast food restaurant that uses NFT's from the Bored Ape Yacht Collection for its image
The most famous apes of the digital world are very present in a fast food place in California.
Instagram will start testing so that users can monetize by sharing NFT's in their accounts
The pilot program will start this week in the United States and could soon be expanded to other platforms such as Facebook.
John Deere Remotely Disables Tractors Stolen in Ukraine by Russian Troops
Grain and cereal theft by Russian troops has become a common practice. Now they also took tractors and machinery that cannot be used.