The Panamanian Foreign Ministry reported that “Seven American countries, including the United States, pledged to develop joint sea patrols in Panama in order to capture drug shipments.

Doctors and parents in the iraqi city of Fallujah are blaming a sharp increase in the number of chronic deformities among babies born in their city on the highly sophisticated weapons used by American troops during the 2004 brutal invasion. (SEE VIDEO)

Bobby Charles died today at age 71 at his home in Abbeville, Louisiana. He was the author of U.S. Southern classic songs as “See You Later Alligator” and “Walking to New Orleans.”

Old friends will meet again on American television. Courtney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, who gave life to Phoebe Buffay and Monica Geller ten years ago in the series ‘Friends’ will be seen in an episode of the series ‘Cougar Town’.

Spanish media lashed several members of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee for treating the Argentine coach as an ‘idol’. It is said that they had even asked the “Ten” to have a photograph taken with them.

Argentine tennis player seventh seeded in the ATP rankings, Martin Vassallo Arguello, talked about everything. Following Aggasi’s confessions, he talked about illegal gambling, drugs, Rafael Nadal, and the supposed tennis players’ “friendship” in the Davis Cup.

Eight time Grand Slam champion, Andre Agassi, has pleaded for compassion following the revelation he took crystal meth during his tennis career.

After two months of voluntary recruitment into the Cirque Lodge clinic, actress Melanie Griffith reappeared yesterday in the Los Angeles airport heading to meet her family.

Charly Garcia received the Grammy Award for Musical Excellence awarded by the Latin Recording Academy at a ceremony in the US city of Las Vegas. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

Sean Penn is exercising his journalistic skill. The politically active actor has just arrived in Cuba on assignment for Vanity Fair and The Huffington Post, with the hopes of interviewing Fidel Castro, according to Cuban sources. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

Three helicopters crashed early Monday in Afghanistan, two of them in a mid-air collision that took the lives of several American soldiers, NATO announced.

A sperm donor with an undetected genetic heart defect passed on the condition to nine of his 24 children, including one who died at age 2 from heart failure, according to a medical journal report.

Former Take That singer Robbie Williams has said he is ready to settle down and have children with his girlfriend Ayda Field.

According to recent research, it was found that our country is the one with most psychology professionals.

A leading American scientist who once had access to top-secret materials related to national defence and atomic research appeared in court yesterday after being charged with attempting to pass classified materials to Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency.

Cafe Tacuba gave a masterful show at La Trastienda after their show at the Personal Fest. The Mexicans gave a recital that lasted over two hours and half spannig songs of all their career.

The 2009 Latin American Awards were given last night by Residente, singer of Calle 13. The host remembered the recently deceased singer Mercedes Sosa, he made fun of President Kirchner, and he caused surprise when he talked about Maradona.

The popular singer and songwriter Ricardo Arjona is back in Argentina once more to give four concerts in the stadium of Boca Juniors, staging his “Quinto piso” tour, with the biggest stage production ever in his career, as he said.

Former U.S. vice president and Nobel Peace Prize (2007), Al Gore arrived in the country to give a series of speaches on climate change.

British newspaper, The Independent, reviews Jennifer Aniston’s new movie “Love Happens”, and the actress’ career.