104211097 Director Sofia Coppola arrives at the 17th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute to honor Hollywoods best and brightest talent for an intimate dinner in celebration of womens achievements in film in Los Angeles, California, on October 18, 2010. AFP PHOTO / GABRIEL BOUYS
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Alejandro Fernandez Mexican singer Alejandro Fernandez performs during a concert at the Valladolid Latino festival 2008, in Valladolid, Spain, Satuday, May 24, 2008. (AP Photo/Israel L.Murillo) (Israel Lopez Murillo)
GEORGE MICHAEL ** FILE ** British singer George Michael poses for photo session prior to a press conference to promote his documentary film "George Michael, A different story," at a hotel in Tokyo, in this Dec. 15, 2005 file photo. George Michael is scheduled to appear in court Jan. 11 on charges of being unfit to drive, Metropolitan Police said. The 43-year-old singer was arrested Oct. 2 after police responded to complaints that a car was blocking an intersection in north London. Police said Michael was found passed out inside the car. (AP Photo/Junji Kurokawa, File) (JUNJI KUROKAWA)
Sir Elton John announces that he will join up with songwriting partner Bernie Taupi to write the music and lyrics for "The Vampire Lestat," their first ever Broadway musical to be based on the novel by Anne Rice. John, who currently has two productions on Broadway, "The Lion King" and "Aida," said the production was scheduled for 2005.
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US-WHAT WOMEN WANT PREMIERE-GIBSON Australian actor Mel Gibson arrives at the premiere of his new film "What Women Want" in Los Angeles, CA, 13 December 2000. The romantic comedy also stars Helen Hunt. AFP PHOTO/Lucy Nicholson
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Mensajes. A través de la red social Twitter, diversas celebridades mexicanas lamentaron la tragedia ocurrida en Monterrey, México, que provocó la muerte de varias personas a causa de un incendio provocado en un casino.
El cantante Alejandro Fernández hizo un llamado a detener la ola de violencia: “Todo mi apoyo a las familias y amigos de los afectados, México somos todos, mis oraciones y apoyo moral para Monterrey ¡¡Estamos con ustedes!!”, publicó el cantante en su cuenta.
Por su parte el actor y productor Diego Luna pidió que se detenga la violencia: “Dolorosas noticias de México, cada víctima tiene nombre y apellido, deja una familia y una cicatriz profunda” dijo Luna.
La actriz Ludiwka Paleta publicó el siguiente mensaje: “Que tristeza la situación por la que pasa Monterrey y, en general, todo México. Para acabar con la violencia hay que empezar por nosotros mismos”.
Verónica Castro, se dedicó la tarde del jueves a mandar mensajes de oración por las víctimas: “Ya no queremos violencia, queremos paz; sólo eso”, escribió. EL UNIVERSAL/MEXICO/GDA.