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Brasil beats Serbia to move on
Brasil advanced to the next round by beating Serbia 2-0 socres by Paulinho 36th min and Thiago Silva in the 68th min now advancing to the knockout round of 16. even though Mexico lost 3-0 they advance to the next round with the stunning loss of Germany to South korea 2-0. the next round is Group A Uruguay and Russia, Group B Spain and Portugal, Group C France and Denmark, Group D Croatia and Argentina, Group E Brazil and Switzerland, Group F Sweden and Mexico with Group G England and Belguim in position to move on.
Brasil will meet Mexico next…
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Adrian Alicea show Live tonight in On The Scene
Fashion[supsystic-gallery id=54] Here a preview of our cover show with Adrian Alicea Runway 2020 @nycfashion #enlacena #andrianalicea ELE OnTheSceneMEET ELE OnTheSceneAbout UsStaffPress AlertsEPKMedia KitNEED HELP?Privacy Policy Cookies Policy Sitemap Contact UsFOLLOW...
The American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection with YesiStyle
[supsystic-gallery id='53'] Checkout Yesica the American Heart ♥️ Associate #RedDressCollection bringing...
“Sola” desde hoy en todas las plataformas
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Katra Film Series announces its return to the Alamo Drafthouse Theater
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 10, 2020: The Katra Film Series is proud to announce its return to the Alamo Drafthouse Theater in Downtown Brooklyn for its 8th Annual Grand Finale. The 2019 Finalists will compete for over $10,000 in prizes. In...
New York Times Travel Show 2020 Teaser
News / Noticias En La Escena / On The Scene New York Times Travel Show with YesiStyle with Yesenia De Avila ELE OnTheScene MEET ELE OnTheScene About Us Staff Press Alerts EPK Media Kit NEED HELP? Privacy Policy Cookies Policy Sitemap Contact Us...
We celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. today!
Martin Luther King Jr. an American Christian minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. 1. “We may have all come on different ships, but we’re in the same boat now.”...