Gabriel Vaquer is a journalist who covers a variety of topics, including entertainment, reality TV, and celebrity news. With a focus on providing accurate and up-to-date information, Gabriel delivers articles that engage readers and keep them informed about the latest developments in the entertainment industry.
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Gabriel Vaquer specializes in covering the entertainment industry, particularly reality TV and celebrity news. His articles often focus on evolving stories and legal disputes within the entertainment sector.
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By: Gabriel Vaquer
Aracaju Henrique Guidi, spokesman for SporTV's sports broadcasts since 2013, resigned from Globo Sports this Wednesday (30). Guidi will work
By: Gabriel Vaquer
Aracaju A TV Cultura estuda encerrar o contrato de afiliação que mantém com a TV Pernambuco, sua parceira no estado, devido à decisão de
By: Gabriel Vaquer
For the first time since its resumption in 2020, SBT's sports sector will not make a profit for the Abravanel family broadcaster at the end of the year. The TV commercial area was unable to find enough advertisers to cover the costs of operating and broadcasting rights for football tournaments in 2024.
Player Endrick, just 18 years old, was taken by surprise when he found out that his name was in fashion and on people's lips. It debuted on the list of the most popular names for new births in Brazil this year.
By: Gabriel Vaquer
Model and former Faustão dancer Natacha Horana, 33, bought luxury items and paid for trips with money from criminal organizations. This is what part of the investigation that requested his request for preventive detention that took place on the 14th in São Paulo says.
By: Gabriel Vaquer
Considered the biggest samba school puller of recent decades, singer Neguinho da Beija-Flor will perform for the last time with the school that made him famous at Rio de Janeiro Carnival in 2025.
By: Gabriel Vaquer
One of the largest digital influence agencies in Brazil, Mynd is experiencing an unprecedented crisis in its history. In 2024, the company laid off almost 200 employees and lost more than 200 influencers from its portfolio. Employees fear the future for 2025. In conversation with the column, Fátima Pissarra, CEO and founder of Mynd, denied problems. “The year 2024 was perceived with a certain setback in influence,” he says.
By: Gabriel Vaquer
Even with eight seasons on air, Lady Night, by Tata Werneck (Multishow), remains beloved by the public. The humorous talk show won the popular vote and won the F5 Award as the best program of the year on Brazilian TV. The competitors in this category were Que História É Essa, Porchat? (GNT), Masterchef (Band), De Frente Com Blogueirinha (Dia TV) and Avisa Lá Que Eu Vou (GNT).
By: Gabriel Vaquer
If in 2021 Marcos Mion was on the rise as soon as he arrived on Globo's Saturday afternoons, the same cannot be said for 2024. The Caldeirão presenter had his year with more questions, whether from the public, or even in court.
By: Gabriel Vaquer
The heirs of Silvio Santos (1930-2024) revealed in a lawsuit against the government of São Paulo the total value of the fortune left by the businessman and presenter, who died in August 2024.
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