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In 1976 the artist won the first Grammy for a tropical album, driving a genre has now broken down language barriers to become a global phenomenon

The Contemporary American Theater Festival is dedicated to bringing ‘fearless stories’ to the stage in Shepherdstown, an island of 1,500 residents in the middle of West Virginia that is ‘everything you wouldn’t expect’

Represented by Magnum Photos, he rose to fame for his 1985 portrait of an Afghan girl in a refugee camp — but gets angry when asked about past revelations that some of his images were manipulated

Shooting has begun for part two of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’, due out in 2026, and thousands of social media posts are already in circulation, drawing interest but also criticism because of all the spoilers

The actress reprises the role that made her a teen icon alongside Lindsay Lohan in the ‘Freaky Friday’ sequel

A neo-Mudéjar mansion, luxury cinemas, dance halls, and the remnants of a Basque pelota court in the Chinese city bear the traces of a small but pioneering community

Are the estimated 700 million felines on Earth the sacred animals of our times?

A half-century after his death, an album of previously unreleased material reveals another side of the legendary artist

Early discarded material that shaped musical legends is being dug up and repackaged to make money, but does this trend indicate we have reached end of the story of rock?

The launch of the movie’s trailer has led to debate between those who see it as Hispanophobic and those who say it’s only following its genre’s archetypes

The platform broadcasts the favorites to win the Emmy for best drama (‘Severance’) and comedy (‘The Studio’), but is losing over $1 billion a year

A course on Romanesque art shows the little-known legacy in Spain of the religious militias that fought for Christianity and the myths that surrounded them

Michael Mann’s film, which brought De Niro and Pacino together 30 years ago, continues to be a benchmark for directors and a step-by-step manual for criminals

French researcher Olivier Wieviorka has published ‘The Total History of the Second World War’ on the 80th anniversary of the end of the conflict

Historian David Soria dedicates a monumental biography, with special emphasis on military matters, to the first Caesar of Hispanic origin

Brief periods of sleep can drive creativity and help with problem-solving

In ‘Ladies, Villains and Lolitas,’ film analyst Sandra Miret dissects the cinema that shaped us with a feminist perspective, dismantling stereotypes, clichés and notable absences to make us more critical

The German company celebrates the first century of the diminutive apparatus that transformed the way professionals and amateurs alike take photos

On tour with her album ‘Cancionera,’ the Mexican artist confesses to being a fan of this venerated image of the Virgin Mary, and tells us about her relationship with this religious figure

The musician who killed the MTV video clip became the star of the first reality show based on a famous family

Screenwriter Benjamin Cavell and director Jack Bender, with previous experience working on stories from the writer of ‘Carrie,’ head up the small screen version of ‘The Institute’

No one believed that such a mix of adventure, horror, comedy, and thriller would be a hit. It remains so 40 years later, and new interpretations are emerging all the time

Airplane seats are getting smaller and smaller, clothes are unrecognizable after the second wash, and machines now answer our calls. Quality and care for craftsmanship seem to be things of the past

Martín Oesterheld is the grandson of the man who wrote the comic of the same name. He has led the Netflix series adaptation of the legendary graphic novel. The original creator of the series was disappeared during the Argentine military dictatorship, along with his four daughters and three sons-in-law