Real Camaraderie Amidst Atrocious Weather
During this challenging time, there was a remarkable sense of camaraderie among the contestants. The record rainfall that hit the camp brought them closer together. In an exclusive interview with the Mirror, Danny opened up about the storm and also talked about being reunited with his wife Georgia and son Cooper in camp.The moment he saw Cooper's little smile and excited face was truly a beautiful one. It was pure love and emotion. Going into I'm a Celebrity, Danny's focus was to make Cooper proud, and it was evident from their conversation that he had achieved just that. Cooper had even been trying to imitate his dad on TV by creating his own Bushtucker trials at home.Lockdown and Long Separation
In addition to the three weeks in camp, Danny was on lockdown without his phone for a further week. This was a long time away from Georgia and Cooper. Even during their tours, they usually came home on weekends. But this time, there was no contact for a whole month. Georgia was overjoyed to see her husband again. She expressed her pride in him, and Danny couldn't hold back his tears. It was a moment that kept him going through the testing times.Dealing with Anxiety and Emotional Outbursts
Danny has also been open about his struggles with anxiety. He started therapy at 19 years old after his dad left home. During his time in I'm a Celebrity, it all became too much at one point, but he was comforted by Tulisa Contostavlos and Oti Mabuse. His McFly bandmates also showed their emotions. When he Face-Timed Dougie Poynter shortly after leaving camp, Dougie was left in tears by his victory. Dougie's words, "Mate, I'm so proud of my best mate, and every time I watched you, I just had tears in my eyes," were an extra special moment. Coming from Dougie, who won the same show 13 years ago, meant a lot.They don't usually talk like that in their everyday lives, but in that moment, it was incredible. On the way back in the stretch hummer from camp to his hotel, Danny watched video messages from his other bandmates. Dougie was awake as he was in the Bahamas, while the other boys had done little videos online for him. Tom said, "We love you to bits…we're so proud of you."Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads.Experience the Magic of After Sundown
As Les Edwards, CEO of Cars Under Stars and Wavecrest Marketing Group, explains, "By hosting the event after sundown, guests have the ability to see a different signature from the vehicle—the headlights and taillights, bodylines reflecting off of streetlights, and the glow of interiors, all components you’d miss during the day." This unique perspective adds a whole new dimension to the car show, making it a truly immersive experience.An Array of Automotive Treasures
The festival will showcase dozens of the most sought after vehicles from the past and present. Guests can sit in the driver's seats, feel the power under their fingertips, and inspect the intricate engines. It's a chance to connect with these machines on a whole new level and appreciate the artistry and engineering that goes into each one.From classic cars with their timeless designs to modern super cars with their cutting-edge technologies, there is something for every auto-enthusiast. The variety of vehicles on display is truly remarkable, and it's a testament to the passion and dedication of the car community.
An Immersive Exhibit in Harbourside
The festival will be held not only in Harbourside's amphitheater but also throughout the shopping center. This creates a seamless experience for guests, allowing them to explore the cars in a variety of settings and enjoy the festive atmosphere.The immersive exhibit serves as a platform to connect auto-enthusiasts and celebrate the pursuit of distinction. It's a place where like-minded individuals can come together and share their love for cars.
Family-Friendly Fun with Food and Drinks
Cars Under Stars Speed Festival is a free family-friendly event. In addition to the amazing cars, there will be food and drinks available for purchase on site, as well as many restaurant choices throughout the shopping center. It's a great opportunity for families to spend an evening together and enjoy the excitement of the car show.Whether you're a car enthusiast or just looking for a fun family outing, this event has something for everyone. So mark your calendars and get ready to be amazed by the "Cars Under Stars Speed Festival" at Harbourside Place in Jupiter.
For additional information, visit carsunderstars.com or contact Les Edwards at (954) 798-2022.La Crítica y la Innovación en los Medios Públicos
En entrevista, Jacaranda Correa comparte su visión sobre la crucial función de los medios públicos. Ella destaca la necesidad de un periodismo que no censure y que cuestione al poder, priorizando las necesidades e intereses de la ciudadanía.Antes de iniciar el mileno, Jacaranda comenzó un periplo en los medios audiovisuales públicos, con programas innovadores como “Ventana de media noche”, “Espacio alterno” y “El rotativo”. Esta travesía ha durado más tiempo que Ulises en la Odisea, y ella no quiere dejar el viaje. Actualmente, dirige “Debate 22” en Canal 22 y es profesora en la Escuela de Periodismo Carlos Septién, además de ser coordinadora de la Cátedra Miguel Ángel Granados Chapa en la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Cuajimalpa.
Jacaranda enfatiza la importancia de un periodismo de investigación innovador y creativo. En los medios públicos, es fundamental retomar la esencia de generar contenidos diferentes a la televisión comercial. Por ejemplo, “El rotativo” fue un programa que innovó en su formato, creando la primera televisión pública interactiva en 2007.
La Diferencia entre Medios Públicos y Hegemónicos
Cuando se pregunta sobre la diferencia entre un periodista de un medio público y un periodista de los medios hegemónicos, Jacaranda responde que no es necesario ser un periodista militante en el sentido de no cuestionar al gobierno. Puede ser activista de causas como el feminismo o la defensa de los territorios, y desde ese lugar, defender la sociedad.En tiempos pasados, se discutió si los medios públicos debían ser oficialistas o no. Durante el PAN, hubo cierta libertad, pero probablemente estaba vinculado con los medios comerciales. Con el regreso del PRI, la censura se impuso, como en el caso de Ayotzinapa y Carmen Aristegui. Con MORENA, ha cambiado, y ahora se debe reflexionar sobre la función de los medios públicos en estos tiempos.
La Tarea de los Medios Públicos en la Transición
En un momento de transición, los medios públicos deben acercarse a las audiencias y lograr mecanismos de diálogo y participación. No solo criticar, sino defender a sus medios.El gran reto es cómo hacer que las audiencias sepan que los medios se deben a ellos y que deben exigir sus derechos. Las redes sociales han fragmentado las audiencias, y los medios públicos deben encontrar formas de competir. Además, debe mejorar la calidad audiovisual abriendo las puertas a la producción independiente.
Innovar Formatos en la Televisión
Jacaranda pregunta si solo existen mesas redondas de debate en la televisión. Debe existir más variedad, como reportajes documentales, crónicas audiovisuales y documentales.En “El Rotativo”, logramos construir un formato diferente, como el primer periódico para la televisión. Abriamos un tema y lo mirabamos desde distintos ángulos. Hay que cuestionarse cómo construimos nuevos programas que den apertura al periodismo de investigación y cultural.
La Cultura Juvenil y el Periodismo
En la Cátedra Granados Chapa, Jacaranda ve la importancia de la cultura juvenil. En el Carlos Septién, hizo un ejercicio con la primera generación que titula, mostrando que las juventudes pueden estar interesadas en la televisión cultural.Hay que entusiasmar a las jóvenes y trabajar en especialidades como Medios públicos, innovación y creatividad. La labor periodística de Jacaranda se ha consolidado como un referente, pero el panorama de los medios públicos no es alentador. El próximo año, el SPR enfrentará un recorte drástico, lo que podría comprometer el contenido.