After a magnificent season, RuPaul’s Drag Race crowned a season 14 winner on Friday (April 22). Filmed at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, where RuPaul’s Drag Race Live! is currently on stage, RuPaul brought out the queens of Drag Race season 14 for a showgirl glitz extravaganza. Unlike past seasons, season 14 got to the grand finale with a top 5 for the first time ever: Angeria Paris VanMichaels, Bosco, Daya Betty, Lady Camden and Willow Pill were all lined up vying for the crown.

Each queen performed a song during the broadcast prior to the final lip-sync showdown that determined the winner. Angeria told us to “Check My Track Record,” Bosco heated things up with “Devil,” Daya Betty reminded us she’s a “Fighter,” Willow dragged humanity on “I Hate People” and Camden declared “I Fell Down (I Got Back Up).”

Based on the performances, Ru decided that the final two competing for the crown would be Willow Pill, wearing a giant oversized pink-and-black-striped suit in the vein of Tim Burton meets David Byrne, and Lady Camden, dressed in white wearing a royal crown and knee-high gold boots. That meant a lip sync finale face-off to Cher’s ABBA cover of “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” complete with several mid-performance surprise outfit reveals.

In the end, Ru decided the winner was Willow Pill, who walked away with $150,000, a $50 bump up from last season. The runner-up, Camden, still netted a nice $50,000 cash prize. “I want to thank my family and friends and most of all I want to thank Kornbread’s ankle,” Willow said after snatching the crown, nodding to the fact that her friend on season 14, early frontrunner Kornbread “The Snack” Jeté, was forced to leave the competition early on doctors’ orders thanks to an injury.

The end of season 14 is far from the end of Drag Race on TV screens in 2022. RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars returns for season 7 on May 20 on Paramount+ for an all-winners season.

That didn’t last long. Just a little over a year after buying a nine-bedroom home in Hidden Hills, Calif., from The Weeknd for $19.3 million, Madonna has decided to hoist the residence back onto the market.

The music artist has listed the property for $25.995 million — a big jump from what she paid last April — according to the Multiple Listing Service. Located in a guard-gated area set on nearly 3 acres, the estate includes a barn with a newly built gym and dance/Pilates studio, a natural amenity for the perennially fit singer.

The redwood-dotted property includes the main house and a two-bedroom guest house. It comprises 12,500 square feet of living space with 11 bathrooms, a two-story wall of windows leading into the foyer, a home theater, a music lounge, a great room with an indoor/outdoor bar, and an adjacent outdoor living room. Seven bedrooms are en suite, and the primary bedroom offers two closets, a steam shower and a stone bath.

Other features include a driveway lined with olive trees, a full-size basketball court, an outdoor kitchen and a zero-edge saltwater pool with a hot tub that can accommodate 10 people.

Before selling it to Madonna, The Weeknd owned the property for almost four years, purchasing the estate in 2017 for $18.2 million. He first listed it in 2020 for $25 million before dropping the price to just under $22 million, according to Dirt.com.

Madonna has listed the property with Trevor Wright of The Beverly Hills Estates, who also represented the singer in her purchase of the property last April. He could not be reached for comment.

This article was originally published by The Hollywood Reporter.

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Karol G was the big winner at the 2022 Latin American Music Awards on Thursday (April 21), winning six awards, including artist of the year, female artist of the year and album of the year for her chart-topping KG0516. In a twist in a reggaetón world dominated by men, Karol G also won favorite urban artist, favorite urban album and favorite collaboration for “Makinón,” her track with newcomer Mariah Angelique.

Karol G’s dominance was such that she even bested king Bad Bunny, who this time came in second with five awards: favorite male artist, song of the year and favorite urban song for “Dákiti,” his smash with Jhay Cortez; favorite tropical song (“Volví”); and viral song of the year for “AM.”

Following in sheer number of awards was regional Mexican heartthrob and marquee singer/songwriter Christian Nodal, who won favorite solo regional Mexican artist, favorite regional Mexican album (for Ahora) and favorite regional Mexican song for “Botella Tras Botella,” his hit with Gera MX. Nodal was also given the Extraordinary Evolution award during the ceremony, while Mexican icon Lupita D’Alessio, who is still actively touring, received the Legend Award.

This year’s Latin AMAs aired live on the Telemundo network from the Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort, marking the first time the awards took place in Las Vegas.

Although typically held in Los Angeles, the sixth edition of the Latin AMAs took place in Florida after taking a year off in 2020 due to the ongoing global pandemic. And, as opposed to last year, this time around there was an in-person audience, although following strict COVID-19 safety protocols.

The theme of this year’s awards was “La Música Nos Une” (Music Unites Us), and the show kicked off with a bilingual rendition of the Black Eyed Peas’ “Where Is the Love,” performed by a group of artists.

As with the AMAs, winners of the Latin AMAs are voted upon by fans.

Here is the full list:

Artista del Año / Artist of the Year
• Karol G

Nuevo Artista del Año / New Artist of the Year
• (Voting through Show Day)

Sencillo del Año / Song of the Year
• Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez – “Dákiti”

Álbum del Año / Album of the Year
• Karol G – KG0516

Artista Favorita – Femenina / Favorite Artist – Female
• Karol G

Artista Favorito – Masculino / Favorite Artist – Male
• Bad Bunny

Dúo o Grupo Favorito / Favorite Duo or Group
• Aventura

Artista Favorito – Pop / Favorite Artist – Pop
• Selena Gomez

Álbum Favorito – Pop / Favorite Album – Pop
• CNCO – Déjà Vu

Canción Favorita – Pop / Favorite Song – Pop
• Sebastián Yatra & Myke Towers “Pareja Del Año”

Artista Favorito Solo – Regional Mexicano / Favorite Solo Artist – Regional Mexican
• Christian Nodal

Dúo o Grupo Favorito – Regional Mexicano / Favorite Duo or Group – Regional Mexican
• Grupo Firme

Álbum Favorito – Regional Mexicano / Favorite Album – Regional Mexican
• Christian Nodal – Ahora

Canción Favorita – Regional Mexicano / Favorite Song – Regional Mexican
• Gera MX & Christian Nodal – “Botella Tras Botella”

Artista Favorito – Urbano / Favorite Artist – Urban
• Karol G

Álbum Favorito – Urbano / Favorite Album – Urban
• Karol G – KG0516

Canción Favorita – Urbano / Favorite Song – Urban
• Bad Bunny & Jhay Cortez– “Dákiti”

Artista Favorito – Tropical /Favorite Artist – Tropical
• Romeo Santos

Álbum Favorito – Tropical / Favorite Album – Tropical
• El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico – En Cuarentena

Canción Favorita – Tropical / Favorite Song – Tropical
• Aventura & Bad Bunny – “Volví”

Artista Favorito – Crossover / Favorite Crossover Artist
• The Weeknd

Colaboración del Año / Collaboration of the Year
• Karol G & Mariah Angeliq – “El Makinon”

Canción Viral del Año / Viral Song of the Year
• Nio Garcia, J Balvin & Bad Bunny – “AM”

Gira del Año / Tour of the Year
• Enrique Iglesias & Ricky Martin

Video Favorito / Favorite Video
• Anitta – “Girl From Rio”

Artista Social Favorito / Favorite Social Artist
• Pabllo Vittar

Special Awards

Premio Leyenda / Legend Award
Lupita D’Alessio

Evolución Extraordinaria / Extraordinary Evolution
Christian Nodal