Pussy Riot’s 10-year fight against Putin makes it to the museum
An exhibit at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark documents how this women’s collective has made performance the best weapon against the Russian leader
Federico Fellini’s forgotten Western
In Italy, the Spanish filmmaker Juan Manuel Chumilla-Carbajosa discovered 197 pictures and an original script that belonged to Fellini. He has since documented what was the legendary Italian director’s only foray into the genre
Javier Bardem: “Evil has its appeal”
Often cast as the villain of the piece, the Spaniard is one of the most highly respected actors of his generation. The soon-to- be-released ‘Loving Pablo’ sees him playing drug baron Pablo Escobar, but as he explains in this interview, having two children is proving a bigger challenge than any other role he has played so far
Flamenco giant Manuel Molina dies after short illness
Composer, singer and guitarist was diagnosed with cancer but refused to receive treatment
Gypsy fiestas change their tune
Traditional flamenco is giving way to reggaeton, salsa and rumbas at Roma celebrations
Paco de Lucía’s last copla
‘Canción Andaluza,’ his posthumous album, will be released worldwide on Tuesday
Rubble trouble at the Biennale
Artist Lara Almarcegui’s four-meter, 400,000-euro mountain of bricks piled up in the Spanish pavilion at this year’s Venice art expo is causing a stir
Camarón: back for one last bulería
Paco de Lucía and Tomatito provide guitar backing on a version of a song by the late flamenco legend that has been rescued from the archives
The secret love of García Lorca
Juan Ramírez de Lucas never spoke about his relationship with the famed poet
Lorca’s last love letter
Newly unearthed note sheds light on why the writer failed to flee the Civil War