Rebeka Smyth, a Telemundo journalist, has won three Emmy Awards for her outstanding contributions to journalism. Let’s find out more about her down below. Rebeka Smyth is a well-known Mexican journalist who hosts Al Rojo Vivo on Telemundo. This Emmy Award-winning journalist began her broadcast journalism career in 2007 with CNN in Mexico City, where she received professional training. Born as a storyteller, Rebeka’s passion lies in interviewing people and expressing her views through writing and she also focuses on the unheard voices to be heard.

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People everywhere can’t get enough of the Bridgerton series on Netflix. The over-the-top Regency-era drama might be campy, but it’s also a lot of fun. The ins and outs of London’s high society have fans addicted, and the backdrops and costumes are stunning. More than that, the love story between Daphne and Simon is what had fans tuned into their screens. RELATED: 10 Most Memorable Quotes In Bridgerton As the first season was focused on the love story between Daphne Bridgeton and Simon Bassett, fans have many opinions on their union.

Warner Bros. Discovery is about to find out whether bigger and broader really is better when it comes to streaming. Ever since he took over the merged company in April, CEO David Zaslav has been clear about his vision for one global platform, and with the company’s latest earnings release this week, Wall Street anticipation about details regarding about a paired-up HBO Max and Discovery+ is growing. This would enable people who signed up to binge-watch “Barry,” “Succession” and “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” to get their fill of “Naked and Afraid” and hundreds of hours of the excitable Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosting supermarket competitions and chowing down on chicken-fried steak or meatloaf at dining hot spots.

Double Olympic silver medallist Madeline Groves has pulled out of Australia’s swimming trials for the Tokyo Games, citing “misogynistic perverts in sport”. Groves, who won silver in the 200 metres butterfly and 4×100 medley at the 2016 Rio Games, announced her decision on Instagram before following up with a furious tirade on Twitter on Thursday. “Let this be a lesson to all misogynistic perverts in sport and their boot lickers – You can no longer exploit young women and girls, body shame or medically gaslight them and then expect them to represent you so you can earn your annual bonus.