World Cup Viewership Boom: FIFA says England’s 3-2 win over Mexico at Estadio Azteca drew 44.9M viewers in the U.S., with Telemundo hitting a Spanish-language TV record (23.2M). Quarterfinal Spotlight: England heads into the Norway clash with fitness worries—Marc Guehi’s hamstring and Declan Rice’s illness/knock-on concerns—while odds favor England to advance. Cultural Resilience in Film: Cuba’s ICAIC says it’s keeping the Gibara low-budget film festival and screenings going despite energy limits, including restorations and mobile cinema. Local Arts & Community: San Diego’s Local Brown Baby opens its first brick-and-mortar shop in Barrio Logan, expanding a Kurdish-Mexican art/identity project into a physical community space. Patriotic Arts Funding Shift: A new orchestral work, “The Ronald Reagan Overture,” highlights how federal culture funding is tilting toward patriotic programming. ICE Shooting Fallout: In Houston, witnesses dispute DHS/ICE claims in the killing of Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araujo; Mexico says it will pursue legal action. Interfaith at Guadalupe: An Iranian delegation visited Mexico City’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Basilica for interfaith dialogue. Mexican Art Protection: A legal fight over the Gelman Collection’s circulation continues, with export controls and Frida Kahlo’s works at the center. Music & Fashion Notes: New music drops include Loma Suyo’s Spanish-language “Colibrí,” plus anime tie-in theme news for HANABIE.