The facility stands in front of the former site of the Holland-America Line shipping company, which brought millions of emigrants to the United States and Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries
The acidic, playful, and committed actress has won over critics and fans with her role in award-winning ‘The Bear’ — without losing an ounce of sincerity in the process
Movies about creepy crawlers, like shark films, have carved out their own horror subgenre — scientific accuracy aside. ‘Sting’ and ‘Vermin: The Plague’ are some of the latest additions
Tahrir Square in Egypt, the 15-M movement in Spain, Occupy Wall Street in New York… Perhaps the most iconic image of the 2010s is that of streets taken over by massive protests. These days, it’s almost impossible to find any trace of them. Journalist Vincent Bevins tries to explain what happened to those days when the world seemed to be on fire
The groundbreaking portraits that the feminist artist captured nearly a century ago — transforming high-society ladies into mythological figures— are held in the National Portrait Gallery in London
The Cuban-American singer has released ‘Raíces,’ her first Spanish-language album in 18 years. In an interview with EL PAÍS, the artist talks about her success, Cuba, Miami, her family, and Donald Trump
Twenty-five years ago, a passion project by the actor, destined to reinvigorate the science fiction genre, hit the box office. It could have been directed by Tarantino. Instead, it remains one of cinema’s biggest disasters
EL PAÍS talks with the actor about his career, his life, his social activism, the US president, and the world we live in, from his new home in Madrid: ‘I don’t think Trump was honest with the American people’
The Spanish actress and Oscar nominee returns to filming after the success of ‘Emilia Pérez’ and her turbulent awards season
The author talks to EL PAÍS about ‘La costurera de Chanel,’ an intimate story that unravels the political and social threads woven into the history of haute couture
The 1980 family comedy about the sailor’s adventures was a white powder fest off-camera, according to several witnesses who claim the merchandise was transported from Los Angeles to the Malta set in film cans
Craig Mazin’s series, faithful to the video game, builds around a clear thesis: revenge leads only to an endless spiral of hatred
The artist, with a long-lasting career that continues to evolve, will be honored for her trajectory and legacy with the Icon Award at the American Music Awards ceremony in Las Vegas, the city where she has extended her concert residency
In a new documentary presented at the Cannes Film Festival, director Raoul Peck uses the British writer’s thoughts to analyze a present marked by mass surveillance, the manipulation of language, and the advance of authoritarian governments
An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern revisits the story of the pioneers who used science, technology, and innovation to create
The Slovenian thinker, always controversial and politically incorrect, believes the good old days of liberal social democracy are over. In an exclusive interview, he says we are facing a new era in which it’s not possible to think of a better world, but merely of survival
The legendary director presented ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ at the Cannes Film Festival. Starring Denzel Washington, it’s a vibrant retelling of Akira Kurosawa’s classic ‘High and Low’
The content creator has nearly 400 million subscribers on one of his channels — the highest number on the platform. His most recent controversy is with Mexico’s Ministry of Culture for having filmed inside a Mayan temple
The NYCxDesign Festival showcased furniture designs by the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism
Entering Casa Amadeo in the Bronx is a gateway to Puerto Rico and the history of Latin American music in the Big Apple
Two recent books reveal the business practices that influence the content offered by this music platform
Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio’s attitudes at the festival stand in contrast to those of Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Alexander Skarsgård, Robert Pattinson, and Harris Dickinson
Sets by the likes of Sinéad O’Connor, Elvis Costello, Rage Against the Machine, and Fear on the NBC show didn’t go as planned. That’s why they’re so memorable, as a new documentary recollects
‘The Chronology of Water’ and ‘Eleanor the Great,’ which are competing in the Un Certain Regard section, speak of trauma and loneliness from opposite perspectives
For the second time, Guillermo Galoe brings Europe’s largest irregular settlement to the French festival in a feature film that expands on the short he presented in 2023
The two actors star in Ari Aster’s corrosive political satire ‘Eddington’, in competition at Cannes, which reveals the conspiratorial tendencies of the United States
The musician presented ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’ at the Cannes Film Festival, a screen version of his memoir and subsequent theatrical tour
