Despite two failed marriages and a complex romance with Burt Reynolds, the mother of three has triumphed with her activism and professionally, picking up her fourth Emmy last week
Trade publications are predicting as many as 14 nominations for the film, while Netflix could spend around $20 million promoting it
An essay traces the origins, success, and controversies surrounding a partisan song that went global thanks to melodic singers and a Netflix series
In Hollywood, where every relationship seems destined to make headlines, they have managed to keep theirs largely out of the spotlight
Instead of completely banning the internet, an Indigenous community in Brazil has created a local server with films, podcasts, and videos
In an ecosystem increasingly saturated with stimuli, brands strive to stand out from competitors with strategies that sometimes resemble the worst behavior on social media
The California-born actress of Argentine origin is enjoying the finest year of her career, praised by critics and consolidating a resume where independent titles coexist with big-budget projects
Diego Luna plays a bureaucrat who will do everything in his power to ensure his country hosts the World Cup for a second time in a Netflix film directed by Gabriel Ripstein
The president bought shares in Netflix, Paramount, Nvidia, Boeing, and Microsoft, among other first‑quarter trades valued at a minimum of $220 million
Recent leadership changes at major entertainment groups point to possible shifts in how their platforms are defined and positioned
Nine years after the premiere of ‘Money Heist’, the actor announces that he will not return to play the thief who brought him worldwide fame
Between 2008 and 2009, a group of friends teamed up to break into the homes of celebrities like Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson, and Orlando Bloom. After being arrested they opted for anonymity, although they occasionally resurface in the public eye
In the Netflix film, Magnus Carlsen does not say sorry for accusing Hans Niemann of cheating without any evidence
Barack and Michelle Obama are producing ‘Proof’ in New York, but they have behind them a powerful machine that has won Oscars and continues to generate enormous amounts of interest (and money)
Her career began as a child filming commercials, she tried her hand at Broadway, and her career took off thanks to ‘Veronica Mars.’ But now she is enjoying stability and success thanks to the series ‘Nobody Wants This’ and as host of the Actor Awards
Directors Patricia Riggen and Gabriel Ripstein speak exclusively with EL PAÍS about the intricacies of a project that is currently in the writing phase: ‘We want it to be transgressive, fun and modern’
Watching the Netflix documentary about Seymour M. Hersh, the legendary journalist who uncovered the My Lai massacre and the Abu Ghraib abuses, is especially timely right now
David Ellison has just won the battle against Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. He already controls CNN and CBS, two of the largest news networks in the United States
The executive visits Mexico to launch the company’s new offices and speaks about its corporate future
The group that owns films like ‘Casablanca’ or the ‘Harry Potter’ universe is one step away from becoming the property of its historic rival Paramount
The streaming group that owns ‘Money Heist’ says the deal is no longer financially attractive
The actors who won an Oscar for their ‘Good Will Hunting’ script link up to produce and star in Netflix’s ‘The Rip’
The Netflix documentary ‘Queen of Chess’ does a good job of showcasing Polgár’s talents, but fails to examine the fact that she never went to school or that there were very few women in the sport
The presence of the TikTok star at the Super Bowl alongside Karol G and Pedro Pascal sparked outrage among some and curiosity among others. After gaining popularity on social media for her unfiltered posts, she’s announced a reality show on the platform and has been linked to Tom Brady
‘One Battle After Another’ gets 13 Oscar nods, while Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ earns nine. The contenders for best international feature come from Spain, Brazil, France, Tunisia and Norway
Most of the films that could win an award are already out on streaming or on demand, while some can only be seen in theaters