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A Parisian woman has a torrid, addictive affair with a Russian diplomat in the French drama “Simple Passion,” starring Laetitia Dosch.

Jan. 27, 2022

Asia: U.N. authorities announce that Jose Alexandre Gusmao has won the territory’s first presidential vote.

April 17, 2002

General Field Record of the Year “Mi Primer Millon,” Bacilos (Sergio George, producer; Jon Fausty, engineer/mixer); “Es Por Ti,” Juanes (Juanes and Gustavo Santaolalla, producers; Anibal Kerpel and Thom Russo, engineers/mixers); “Hasta Que Vuelvas,” Luis Miguel (Luis Miguel and Bebu Silvetti, producers; Alfredo Mathus, Rafa Sardina and Al Schmidt, engineers/mixers); “Frijolero,” Molotov (Gustavo Santaolalla, producer; Robert Carranza and Anibal Kerpel, engineers/mixers); “Ja Sei Namorar,” Tribalistas (Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte and Ale Siqueira, producers; Flavio De Souza, William Jr., Antoine Midani, Marisa Monte and Ale Siqueira, engineers/mixers).

July 23, 2003

The nominees run from veteran Ruben Blades to the edgy Molotov -- the old cover-the-bases approach.

July 23, 2003

Arsenal, which began its European Champions League season with only one point after three games, completed a remarkable turnaround with a 2-0 victory over Lokomotiv Moscow that earned the English team the top spot in its group.

Dec. 11, 2003

Singer Jaci Velasquez was the only one of five performers to offer an actual Christmas carol during Tuesday’s “Navidad Con KLVE” concert at the Wiltern Theatre.

Dec. 20, 2001

Brazil: Those who can afford it take helicopters to avoid gridlock, rampant street crime and pollution.

March 4, 2001

Juanes, winner of five awards, achieves a new kind of crossover stardom by being true to his cultural roots.

Sept. 5, 2003

General Categories Record of the year: “Y Solo Se Me Ocurre Amarte,” Alejandro Sanz (Humberto Gatica & Kenny O’Brien, producers; Chris Brooke, Humberto Gatica & Eric Shilling, engineers-mixers).

Sept. 19, 2002

General Categories Record of the year: “La Negra Tiene Tumbao,” Celia Cruz (Sergio George, producer; Jon Fausty, engineer-mixer); “Mentira,” La Ley (Humberto Gatica & Kenny O’Brien, producers; Humberto Gatica, Cristian Robles & Eric Shilling, engineers-mixers); “Se Me Olvido,” Gian Marco (Emilio Estefan Jr. & Archie Pena, producers; Javier Garza, engineer-mixer); “Y Solo Se Me Ocurre Amarte,” Alejandro Sanz (Humberto Gatica & Kenny O’Brien, producers; Chris Brooke, Humberto Gatica & Eric Shilling, engineers-mixers); “Dejame Entrar,” Carlos Vives (Andres Castro, Emilio Estefan Jr., Sebastion Krys & Carlos Vives, producers; Javier Garza, engineer-mixer).

July 25, 2002