Guillermo Rodriguez's salsa brand is launching nationwide after surpassing one million tubs
Guillermo's Salsa will expand to Kroger locations nationwide on Oct. 4, and in H-E-Bs on Nov. 4
"When you try it, you're going to be like, 'Oh my God, this salsa is real good,' " Rodriguez tells PEOPLE
In the past few weeks, Guillermo Rodriguez, has spiced up the Dancing with the Stars ballroom, competing alongside his pro partner Witney Carson. But the dance floor isn't the only place he's brought the heat.
Rodriguez, 55, launched his salsa brand — co-founded with Chris Kirby, founder of Ithaca Hummus — in January, and it has been sold in stores across the Northeast and Southeast. Since its release, Guillermo's Salsa has become one of the fastest-growing refrigerated salsa brands, selling over one million tubs, according to an official press release.

#guillermo #brand

The close of the free-agent market caused a real media stir in the Liga BetPlay. The boards of the country's top clubs are rushing key negotiations ahead of the registration deadline set for September 11.
James Rodríguez is reportedly finalizing details in Medellín to undergo medical tests and sign with Atlético Nacional. Meanwhile, Juan Guillermo Cuadrado has reached a verbal agreement with Millonarios FC to take medicals in Bogotá and complete his return to the local league at age 38.
The day took an unexpected turn with the possible return of Jackson Martínez. At 39, and after retiring in 2020, the striker is considering a formal offer from Independiente Medellín with the approval of coach Amaranto Perea.
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It is time to finally return to the ballroom.
Season 35 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars is set to air on Tuesday, September 15, as part of a two-night premiere.
The show has become a fan favorite largely because of its cast mix of actors, athletes, and reality TV stars.
Ahead of Wednesday, only four cast members had been officially revealed. Summer House's Ciara Miller, Love Island UK contestant Maura Higgins, Jimmy Kimmel Live's Guillermo Rodriguez and the Savannah Bananas' Jackson Olson were the only cast members known.
The remainder of the cast was announced during Wednesday's episode of Good Morning America. Joining Olson are Ezra Frech and Amber Glenn as this season's athletes.

#cast #olson

On August 13, dLocal (NASDAQ:DLO) reported second-quarter results that were hard to poke holes in. Total payment volume hit $17.7 billion, up 92% year over year, its best pace in more than four years. Revenue climbed 56% to $399.7 million, and gross profit reached a record $127.2 million. For a company whose whole business is moving money faster and cheaper across emerging markets, this was about as strong a quarter as it gets.
Behind the headline number is a business that keeps getting stickier with the merchants it already has. Net revenue retention landed at 153%, the fifth straight quarter above 140%, and TPV retention hit 188%, meaning existing clients are adding countries, payment methods, and products rather than just processing more of the same volume. CEO Pedro Arnt called it "the highest growth rate since the first quarter of 2022."
Brazil and Argentina did the heavy lifting on profitability, with gross profit hitting records of $40 million and $20 million, powered by ride-hailing, travel and e-commerce merchants ramping up. Local-to-local transactions, where money moves within a single country rather than across borders, climbed to 61% of volume, up 6 percentage points from the first quarter, as ride-hailing and on-demand delivery merchants scaled fast.
dLocal is also pushing beyond core processing. Buy now, pay later is now live in eight markets, and the company plans to launch dMore, a merchant of record service that takes on the legal and tax headaches of entering new countries. It's also landing new categories of customers, including artificial intelligence companies and digital **** et exchanges, on top of a base that already includes four of the largest ride-hailing companies in the world.
Not every market moved in the same direction. Mexico's revenue grew 64% year over year, but sequential gross profit slipped as pricing tiers on large merchants matured and dLocal struggled to bring local processing costs down as a share of volume. CFO Guillermo Perez flagged that the company expects upward pressure on its effective tax rate starting in 2027 as countries adopt the OECD's Pillar 2 minimum tax framework, though he said it's too early to size the impact.

#dlocal #profit

Robert Irwin is celebrating some big news from his former Dancing With the Stars partner, Witney Carson.
Carson recently announced that she and her husband, Carson McAllister, are expecting their third child. The professional dancer shared the news on August 17 while also revealing that she will return for Season 35 of Dancing With the Stars, this time partnered with Guillermo Rodriguez.
The pregnancy announcement quickly made its way back to Irwin, who won Season 34 of the competition with Carson. Fans on Reddit recently revisited his reaction to the news, with one post highlighting the sweet exchange between the former partners.
"No audio of it, but Robert's reaction is so sweet," the original poster said.
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Pumas struggled at home in a 0-0 tie against Queretaro. After an improving start to the Apertura 2026, their terrible Leagues Cup participation seemed to have influenced their Liga MX campaign as they had trouble in a match they were favored to win. Queretaro has been one of the surprising teams in Liga MX and they had a good plan to counter Pumas, which paid off. Pumas will stay at home before taking on Necaxa on Sunday while Queretaro will also host but will have a tougher match when they face off against Toluca.
The 1st half started with Pumas taking the surprising decision of starting with Uriel Antuna to take the place of Alvaro Angulo, a strange move especially with Cristian Calderon on the bench. From outside the area, Adalberto Carrasquilla was given time and **** e to get off a great left footed shot that forced a wonderful save from Queretaro's goalkeeper, Guillermo Allison. In the ensuing corner kick, the ball would eventually fall to Robert Morales but his right footed volley went well wide. A cross into the area was headed wide from close range by Juninho. A cross into the area was just missed by Daniel Parra but he would not get to it, had he gotten to it, he would have had a close range empty net chance. Antuna got the ball in the area but his shot went wide. A cross into the area was headed wide by Juninho. The 1st half ended with neither team making much out of their play in a very even match.
The 2nd half started with neither team making a substitution. Santiago Homenchenko got off a left footed shot that would go just wide. From outside the area, Carrasquilla got off a left footed shot that Allison easily saved. A left footed cross from Antuna turned into a shot that was just wide. Queretaro subbed out Paolo Victor and Alejandro Alcala for Erik Dueñas and Waldo Madrid. After getting into the area, Dueñas got off a right footed shot that went wide. After making a good move in the area, Madrid got off a low right footed shot that forced a good save from Pumas' goalkeeper, Keylor Navas. A great cross into the area found Antuna, whose left footed shot went wide. Pumas subbed out Juninho and Pedro Vite for Alan Medina and Luciano Herrera. A run into the area ended with the ball being deflected into the path of Herrera, whose left footed shot went wide. Victor Arteaga got off a right footed shot from outside the area that went terribly wide. Queretaro subbed out Carlos Adriano and Bayron Duarte for Bernardo Parra and Jean Unjanque. Pumas subbed out Uriel Antuna and Antonion Leone for Guillermo Martinez and Cristian Calderon. A longball into the area found Ali Avila but his low shot was saved by Navas. A dangerous cross was saved by Allison before the ball could get to Herrera for a close range chance. Pumas subbed out Adalberto Carrasquilla for Santiago Trigos. Off a corner kick, Martinez got off a header that was saved by Allison. Queretaro subbed out Ali Avila for Eduardo Perez. The whistle blew as Queretaro got off an important

Argentine Guillermo Balzi and South Korean Lee Ho-jae scored on their 2. Bundesliga debut as SV Darmstadt and Holstein Kiel shared spoils at Bollenfalltor. The hosts scored twice in the last 15 minutes after their poor start to the game.
Former Newell's Old Boys midfielder Balzi opened the scoring inside the first ten minutes with a brilliant finish after Phil Harres' fortuitous ****** ist. There was no fortune involved when Harres doubled their advantage just before the break, though.
The striker who had a brilliant pre-season scored with a free header after Adrian Kapralik's pinpoint delivery. Darmstadt looked defeated until the introduction of their summer signing Lee at the hour mark.
The tall striker first received a huge cheer from the home fans when he helped his injured teammate Yosuke Furukawa get off the pitch by holding him all by himself. Five minutes after that incident, the former K League 1 targetman scored with a brilliant finish.
Darmstadt sealed the point five minutes before time as Aleksandar Vukotic produced a bullet header from Lance Duijvestijn's corner-kick delivery. Kiel's coach Tim Walter was visibly irritated after the final whistle by the manner in which his team dropped two points.

#minutes #finish

Jose Mourinho’s return to Real Madrid has brought a noticeable change to the training ground, with players already adapting to the high standards and intensity expected by the Portuguese coach.
According to Guillermo Rai in The Athletic, the atmosphere at Valdebebas has been described as “overwhelmingly positive” since Mourinho began work, with the manager combining demanding training sessions with a hands-on approach that has impressed those around the first team.
Despite inheriting a depleted squad because of the FIFA World Cup, Mourinho has wasted little time implementing his methods as he prepares Real Madrid for the new campaign.
Mourinho took charge of his first training session on July 13, but preparations began under unusual circumstances.
As many as 14 first-team players were absent after representing their countries at the World Cup, forcing the new manager to work with a squad made up of available senior players and several academy prospects.

#training #first #began

El Paso's unbeaten bantamweight boxing prospect Ivy Enriquez suffered a torn ACL injury in her right knee during training and will not fight next month at the El Paso County Coliseum.
Enriquez was scheduled to fight Perla “La Princesa” Lomeli on Friday, Aug. 7 in a scheduled eight round fight. The Enriquez vs. Lomeli was the expected co-main event.
Red Owl Boxing is promoting the fight card, with the main event set to stream on DAZN at 8 p.m. MT/9 p.m. CT. The preliminary portion of the card will stream live on Red Owl Boxing’s YouTube channel, beginning at 6 p.m. MT./7 p.m. CT.
Enriquez, who is a 2025 Bel Air High School graduate and won multiple national amateur boxing championships and fought internationally.
In the main event, world-ranked Emanuel Moreno (13-0, 3 KO’s) of Wichita Falls, Texas, will battle it out with Guillermo Gutierrez (13-3, 1 KO) of San Antonio, Texas, for Moreno’s World Boxing ***** ociation Continental Americas bantamweight championship at stake.

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By Guillermo Martinez and Violeta Santos Moura
EJEA DE LOS CABALLEROS, Spain, July 17 (Reuters) - Firefighters backed by 30 aircraft struggled on Friday to contain a wildfire in northeastern Spain that has ripped through an area the size of San Francisco, forcing ‌the evacuation of more than 1,000 people, as recent heatwaves left vegetation tinder-dry across much of Europe.
Successive early summer heatwaves, which many scientists ‌blame on human-driven climate change, have pushed temperatures to unprecedented levels in large swathes of the continent, causing water shortages, crop damage, wildfires, and thousands more deaths than normal.
According to the Reuters Climate Monitor, the average high across Western Europe on Friday was forecast to be 27.5 degrees Celsius (81.5 degrees Fahrenheit), which is 4.2 C above the normal high for July 17 from 1961-1990.

By Ayose Naranjo
HAVANA, July 10 (Reuters) - Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz said on Thursday night that there were no divisions ‌within Cuba's leadership, days after "USA Today" published an interview with ‌the grandson of former Cuban leader Raul Castro in which he said he was open to negotiating with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Raul Guillermo Rodriguez Castro's unusual offer of dialogue has sparked speculation of splits within Cuba's power structure over how to engage with the U.S. The 42-year-old, known as "El Cangrejo," holds no ‌formal government office in Cuba.
Marrero ⁠rejected such speculation in his comments on social media on Thursday.
"Conversations have been held with representatives of the U.S. ⁠government aimed at seeking solutions, through dialogue, to bilateral differences," he wrote.

KANSAS CITY, MO — Switzerland coach Murat Yakin ripped the referee for the decision to give Breel Embolo a second yellow card for simulation after a VAR check, forcing the Swiss to play the rest of the World Cup quarterfinal against Argentina with 10 men.
The Swiss striker left the field sobbing after he was shown the red card in the 72nd minute. The game went to extra time, and Argentina won 3-1.
"In my opinion, it was a harmless foul. If it even was a foul," Yakin said through a translator. "This rule destroyed our game today and it was incredibly painful. To be eliminated that way hurt a lot."
Argentina's Leandro Paredes was initially given a yellow card for a tackle from behind. But VAR official Guillermo Pacheco informed referee João Pinheiro that he believed the yellow card should have gone to Embolo for simulation instead.
Replays clearly showed Embolo went to the ground without being touched by Paredes. Embolo actually kicked at Paredes as he was falling.

Darren Fletcher spoke for millions of soccer fans around the globe with his commentary about VAR during Tuesday’s round-of-16 FIFA World Cup match between Switzerland and Colombia in Vancouver.
Colombia players were livid with referee Iván Arcides Barton Cisneros for not calling a penalty just over two minutes into extra time after Jáminton Campaz drew contact from Switzerland’s Miro Muheim. And on the Fox broadcast, Fletcher made it clear that he thought the play was at least “worth a look” from video **** istant referee (VAR) Guillermo Pacheco.
“I’ll tell you what,” Fletcher, the Fox play-by-play announcer, said. “I’ll tell you what. I’ll tell you what.”
“He’s late,” Fox color commentator Owen Hargreaves interjected, and Fletcher agreed.
“This is worth another look, Joe, isn’t it?” Fletcher asked rules **** yst Dr. Joe Machnik.

Tiffany Haddish couldn't believe George Stephanopoulos made Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding guest list, quipping the invitation would've been better spent on her.
The comedian addressed the invitation snub during Monday's monologue for "Jimmy Kimmel Live," where she stepped in as host while Jimmy Kimmel is on vacation. Given Swift and Kelce's nuptials were a major topic throughout the weekend, it didn't take long for Haddish to address the star-studded affair in her opening remarks.
"Let me ask you a question. How can someone look this good and not get invited to the Taylor Swift wedding?" Haddish said with her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover projected behind her. "Were you invited, Guillermo [Rodriguez]?"
After Kimmel's side kick replied with a laugh and a "f–k no," Haddish joked that they were "the only two celebrities who weren't there."
"Like everybody was there," she continued. "They had every famous person on Earth. Brad Pitt, Selena Gomez, J.Lo, Tom Hanks, Paul McCartney, Steven Spielberg, the bass player from Fall Out Boy, George Stephanopoulos. I mean, no offense to George Stephanopoulos, but why the f–k did they invite George Stephanopoulos? The f–k?!?"

Mexico's dream of a first World Cup quarterfinal appearance since 1970 was again deferred four years as El Tri fell 3-2 to England on Sunday, July 5, in a round of 16 thriller at the Estadio Azteca.
It marks the end of an era for the Mexico national team, with goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa playing his last Cup. Other veterans like forward Raúl Jiménez and left back Jesús Gallardo haven't announced their plans for their international future, but time is working against them making the 2030 World Cup squad that will try to make a run in Spain/Portugal/Morocco.
Still, the future feels bright for the Mexico national team. El Tri legend Rafa Márquez steps into the managerial role ready to lead a team that already has fielded the youngest World Cup knockout match starter since Pelé in Gilberto Mora and had five players 23 or younger in their 26-man squad at this tournament.
So, what will the team look like when they once again search for a round of 16 win four years from now? It's clearly way too early to say, but we've projected what Márquez's starting XI will look like.
New players will emerge. Injuries will happen. Players in form now will fade and fail to make it to 2030. Others who seem washed up will make the 2030 squad, to our surprise (Gallardo wasn't on our list in 2022 and started every match of the 2026 tournament except the final group game against Czechia).

In the last 24 hours, it has been confirmed that Nico Paz will not be returning to Real Madrid this summer. On Thursday, Los Blancos activated the €9m buy-back clause in their agreement with Como, but within a day, they agreed a deal for the Serie A side to retain his services on a permanent basis to the tune of €60m.
An immediate profit of €51m is very good news for Real Madrid, who have already spent €80m this summer on Marc Cucurella (€60m) and Denzel Dumfries (€20m), on top of free transfers Ibrahima Konate and Bernardo Silva. The money coming in from Paz can be put towards his Argentina teammate Enzo Fernandez, who is Jose Mourinho's top target to strengthen the midfield in his squad.
Not only have Real Madrid made a huge profit on Paz, they have also managed to retain a buy-back clause in the new agreement with Como. Next summer, they will be given the chance to definitively return him to the Bernabeu for €80m, and according to Guillermo Rai of The Athletic, they are already planning to activate this.
Right now, the feeling within Real Madrid is that Paz is worth in excess of €80m. The sale to Como for a reduced price of €60m has allowed them to retain control over the 21-year-old's future, and there is chances for his value to grow further given that he will have a lot more prominence at the Serie A side than if he had returned to the Bernabeu, where he would not have been counted on much by Mourinho.
Real Madrid will certainly be keeping a keen eye on Paz's development at Como during the 2026-27 season, and barring any surprises, it appears that they will sign him back next summer.

West Ham United midfielder Tomas Soucek was forced off the pitch during Czech Republic's 3-0 loss to Mexico on Thursday after he suffered an injury.
The 31-year-old appeared to roll his ankle while attempting to close down Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa. He was helped off the pitch by team-mates before being stretchered away in the 87th minute.
The details of his injury are not yet known.
Wolves defender Ladislav Krejci also featured for the Czech Republic during the match, captaining the side for all 90 minutes.
Their defeat means they exit the World Cup after claiming just one point from three games in Group A.

Legendary World Cup goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa bid farewell to the Estadio Azteca, currently known as Mexico City Stadium, after making an emotional entrance during a 3-0 victory over Czechia.
Ochoa has declared his intention to retire following his sixth World Cup, making him the only other player besides Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo to appear on six World Cup rosters.
Mexico swept through its World Cup group without conceding a single goal, becoming the first team to accomplish this feat since 1990. Mexico is one of three host nations at this World Cup, and has also served as the unexpected base for the Iranian national team following complications with the U.S.
• Mauricio Pochettino admits to 'naïvity' when accepting USMNT role having underestimated challenge

World Cup co-hosts Mexico crowned their group stage performance with a 3-0 win against the Czech Republic on Wednesday, while South Africa booked a spot in the knock-out stage for the first time in their history with a 1-0 victory over South Korea.
Mexico had already qualified to the next phase as Group A winners. South Korea need to wait and see if they will finish among the eight best third-placed teams, while the Czech Republic are out.
Mateo Chávez dashed from his own half, skipped over a Czech challenge and coolly slotted the ball home to give Mexico the lead in the 55th minute.
Julián Quinones then added a second in the 61st with one of the most bizarre goals of the tournament so far.
There were loud cheers in the 78th when legendary goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa replaced Raul Rangel to earn his 153rd Mexico cap.

South Africa is heading to the knockout rounds of the World Cup for the first time after a 1-0 win over South Korea.
Thapelo Maseko scored a 63rd-minute goal to move South Africa from last to second in Group A. The win means South Africa will play Canada on Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, in the first Round of 32 game.
It’s a remarkable turnaround for the South Africans after they lost 2-0 to Mexico to open the World Cup and finished that game with nine players thanks to two red cards. After a draw with Czechia, South Africa needed to get a win to have any chance at making the knockout rounds. A tie would do it no good.
Czechia lost 3-0 to Mexico, as Mexico became the first team in the 2026 World Cup to win all three of its group stage games. The multi-goal lead allowed Mexico manager Javier Aguirre to bring on goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in the 78th minute.
Ochoa, 40, joined Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo this summer as the only men to be selected for six World Cup squads. Wednesday night’s appearance meant Ochoa has played in four World Cups. He first emerged as a starter for Mexico during the 2014 World Cup.

The younger members of the Mexico national team are opposing the possibility of iconic goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa making a ceremonial appearance in the final group stage match at the World Cup, according to reports.
The reports said that the group believes that decisions should be made solely on the basis of current performance and sporting strategy - especially at a World Cup, where every detail can influence a team's path to in the knock-out stage.
World Cup co-hosts Mexico were the first nation to qualify to the knock-outs. They play their final group stage match against the Czech Republic on Wednesday.
Ochoa is considered a Mexican football great. He played in 153 matches for the national team over a span of more than 20 years.
He hasn't played yet at this World Cup as coach Javier Aguirre opted to have Raul Rangel as a starter for matches against South Africa and South Korea.

Uruguay head to Miami Stadium on Sunday, desperate to secure their first victory of the tournament.
La Celeste controlled early possession against Saudi Arabia but struggled to convert that dominance into meaningful chances, ultimately settling for a frustrating 1-1 draw. Marcelo Bielsa will demand a far more ruthless attacking display against Cape Verde. With European champions Spain waiting on matchday three, maximum points here are not just important — they are essential.
Bielsa is without two key players ahead of this fixture. Ronald Araujo is ruled out with a calf injury, while Giorgian de Arrascaeta is also sidelined with a calf problem of his own.
The absence of De Arrascaeta in particular strips Uruguay of their most creative passer. Fernando Muslera retains his place in goal after a record-breaking appearance against Saudi Arabia.
Sebastian Caceres partners Mathias Olivera in central defence, with Guillermo Varela and Juan Manuel Sanabria as the full-backs. Federico Valverde and Rodrigo Bentancur provide the creative drive in midfield, with Manuel Ugarte offering defensive cover behind them.

Uruguay and Cape Verde clash this Sunday at the Hard Rock Stadium of the World Cup. The match will be broadcast live at 23:00 on BBC One.
In their last outing, Uruguay drew 1-1 against Saudi Arabia (World Cup 2026). In their last game, Cape Verde drew 0-0 with Spain (World Cup 2026).
Uruguay ( vs Saudi Arabia 2026-06-15): Fernando Muslera, Guillermo Varela, Mathías Olivera, Sebastián Cáceres, Matías Viña, Manuel Ugarte, Rodrigo Bentancur, Federico Viñas, Fede Valverde, Maxi Araújo, Darwin Núñez
Cape Verde ( vs Spain 2026-06-15): Vozinha, Steven Moreira, Diney Borges, Roberto Lopes, Sidny Cabral, Kevin Pina, Jamiro Monteiro, Laros Duarte, Ryan Mendes, Dailon Livramento, Jovane Cabral

We witnessed history being written before our eyes late on Tuesday night in Kansas City. Lionel Messi scored his first ever World Cup hat-trick and piled up record after record from the opening minute of Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria in the opening match of Group J.
Even before kick-off, Messi had already achieved two milestones: he became the first – and so far the only – player to appear in six World Cups (2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 and now 2026). Cristiano Ronaldo and Guillermo Ochoa have played in five World Cups and could match La Pulga if they feature this tournament.
By simply taking to the pitch, Messi also became the second-oldest Argentine to play at a World Cup, behind only Labruna, who featured at the 1958 tournament at the age of 39.
When he found the net – and here we are following the records in chronological order – Messi became the third-oldest player ever to score at a World Cup, at 38 years and 11 months, behind Pep (39 years and 9 months) and Milla (42 years).
With his third goal, which ended his long-standing wait to score three times in a single World Cup match, Messi became the oldest player ever to net a hat-trick in the tournament, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo (33 in 2018) and Rensenbrink (30 in 1978).

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