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Director Jorge Gutierrez Drops Out of Generative AI Series for Amazon

Director Jorge Gutierrez Drops Out of Generative AI Series for Amazon

Filmmaker Jorge Gutierrez says he will not be making a hybrid generative AI series with Amazon after all. The Maya and the Three and The Book of Life director wrote on social media on Friday that he was dropping out of a Punky Duck series that had been announced at Amazon’s AI on the Lot event just two days earlier. “I have decided to drop out of the AI program at Amazon. I will not be making a Punky Duck series. Actions speak louder than words,” the filmmaker wrote on social media. “My intent was to showcase artists, both new and seasoned, both inside and outside the studios, driving this new tech. My sincerest apology to those I upset. I promise to do better moving forward. Thank you for your patience with me. I will try harder.” The Hollywood Reporter has reached out to Amazon for comment. A boldfaced name in animation, Gutierrez was the highest-profile director associated with a project emerging from Amazon’s new GenAI Creators Fund. His Punky Duck series was set to …

Jorge Martin wins his first Aprilia Grand Prix at French MotoGP | Motorsports News

Jorge Martin wins his first Aprilia Grand Prix at French MotoGP | Motorsports News

Ex-MotoGP world champion is now only a single point behind Aprilia teammate Marco Bezzecchi in the riders’ standings. Published On 10 May 202610 May 2026 Jorge Martin charged from seventh on the grid to win the French Grand Prix on Sunday, claiming his first MotoGP victory in 588 days, while moving within striking distance of his Aprilia teammate Marco Bezzecchi in the championship battle. The Spaniard, who endured a forgettable 2025 season plagued by crashes and injuries, overtook race leader Bezzecchi with three laps remaining to secure his first win since winning the 2024 title. Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of list “It’s unbelievable. I still can’t say it enough times, because I’m so, so grateful to all the fans,” an emotional Martin said. “But for sure I have to remember my family, my team, my girlfriend, my dog – all the people that were with me all this time. I don’t have words!” The victory moved Martin to within one point of championship leader Bezzecchi after five rounds. Ogura makes history for Japan …

Ecuador recalls its ambassador from Colombia over Jorge Glas comments | Government News

Ecuador recalls its ambassador from Colombia over Jorge Glas comments | Government News

Ecuador has recalled its ambassador from Colombia over remarks related to a high-profile criminal case that has stirred tensions across Latin America. The case in question is that of former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas, a left-wing figure currently serving a lengthy prison sentence for corruption. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list This week marks the two-year anniversary of a controversial police raid that saw Ecuadorian authorities storm the Mexican embassy in Quito to arrest Glas, who had sought asylum in the diplomatic facility. But the right-wing government of Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, which authorised the raid, has denounced criticisms of the Glas case as a violation of his country’s sovereignty. Wednesday’s decision to recall Ambassador Arturo Felix Wong from Bogota is the latest sign of cross-border strife with Ecuador’s neighbour, Colombia, and its left-wing President Gustavo Petro. In a local radio interview on Wednesday, Ecuador’s Foreign Minister Gabriela Sommerfeld confirmed that her country’s ambassador to Colombia had been recalled. The criticisms of the Glas case, she added, were uncalled for. “It’s clearly a …

Jorge ‘El Burro,’ the iconic Olvera Street stuff donkey, to be evicted

Jorge ‘El Burro,’ the iconic Olvera Street stuff donkey, to be evicted

Jorge “El Burro,” the frequently photographed stuffed donkey that has greeted visitors of Olvera Street for decades, won’t be around for much longer. On March 13, an L.A. judge ruled that the owner of the donkey’s La Carreta stand, Richard Hernandez, was to be evicted. “Good Bye Los Angeles it’s been great!” reads a sign at the stand. “Since 1968 the Hernandez family has brought you timeless memories. Generations have been photographed here. We lost our case with the City of Los Angeles, we want to stay. But Mayor Bass won’t negotiate.” The ruling handed down by the Los Angeles County Superior Court is the culmination of a years-long saga involving the La Carreta owner and the city. In 2024, Hernandez was given a 30-day eviction notice by the Board of Commissioners for the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument Authority, which manages the historic and commercial resources of Olvera Street. To try to resolve any problems the city may have had with the stand, Hernandez said he has attempted to pay for any …

Brazilian Musician Seu Jorge Performs 15 Iconic Bowie Songs in Portuguese to Mark the 10th Anniversary of Bowie’s Passing

Brazilian Musician Seu Jorge Performs 15 Iconic Bowie Songs in Portuguese to Mark the 10th Anniversary of Bowie’s Passing

In 2004, the Brazil­ian musi­cian Seu Jorge record­ed a series of Por­tuguese cov­ers of David Bowie songs for Wes Anderson’s film The Life Aquat­ic with Steve Zis­sou. The next year, he released a full album of 13 Bowie clas­sics, and in 2016–2017, he even took the songs on tour. Now, in 2026, to mark the 10th anniver­sary of Bowie’s pass­ing, Jorge returns with the per­for­mance above. Set against a beau­ti­ful Brazil­ian coast­line, he sings some of Bowie’s most beloved tracks, all while in char­ac­ter as Pelé dos San­tos, the role he played in Anderson’s film. See the full track list below and enjoy. Lady Star­dustRock ’n’ Roll Sui­cideQueen BitchOh! You Pret­ty ThingsSuf­fragette CityChangesRebel RebelQuick­sandFive YearsTeam Zis­souZig­gy Star­dustSpace Odd­i­tyWhen I Live My DreamLife on Mars?Star­man Relat­ed Con­tent  David Bowie’s 100 Must Read Books Every Wes Ander­son Movie, Explained by Wes Ander­son Why Do Wes Ander­son Movies Look Like That? The Art Col­lec­tion of David Bowie: An Intro­duc­tion Source link