Héctor Llanos Martínez

With ‘Split,’ a drama about human relationships, the French performer intends to move away from the cliché of being a style icon and focus on her film career

Adapting their contents to all types of devices, models and systems is no small task for the entertainment platforms

The chef and actor talks about how the show that has made anxiety a new narrative subgenre finds purpose in its second season, where every moment counts

Davis Guggenheim’s Apple TV+ documentary about the ‘Back to the Future’ actor’s rise to stardom also addresses his stubborn denial of the reality of Parkinson’s

The Colombian singer, who coaches children on ‘La Voz Kids,’ talks to EL PAÍS about the importance of mental health, his connection to God and why he’s a big exhibitionist

The Venezuelan actor, currently one of the most popular Latin Americans in film and television, does not shy away from voicing his political opinions in a Hollywood he sees as increasingly polarized

Thousands of IMDb users have rated the 39 episodes of the HBO show. Along with each installment’s score, we highlight recurring themes: water as a liberating element, asocial social gatherings, betrayal, Shakespeare and an excellent script that validates the current screenwriters’ strike

Having discovered actors like Daniel Day-Lewis and chosen the last three 007s, Debbie McWilliams is one of the most influential casting directors in film

The actress talks about her character in the HBO Max comedy and how her close friendship with its creator, Mike White, caused an unexpected turn in her career

Filming for the Netflix series has already begun, and will be set in Paris and Spain

A documentary by ‘The New York Times’ examines the entrepreneur’s quixotic efforts to sell fully autonomous cars before they even exist

Here are just some of the films that have garnered critical acclaim and wide audiences since being reintroduced to streaming services

An HBO Max documentary brings together memories of the feminist collectives, which faced dozens of years in prison in the pre-Roe era

The new miniseries chronicles the rise and fall of coworking giant WeWork and the delusions of grandeur of its founding couple, the Neumanns

The Spanish hit has been dubbed into several languages, helping it to gain popularity across the globe. The French and Italian-speaking ‘Professor’ and Brazil’s ‘Tokyo’ talk to EL PAÍS about the experience

The Spanish actress kept her host and audience entertained with tales of her jump to fame thanks to Netflix, and a chance meeting with Madonna on an airplane

The streaming service will replace HBO España, and will offer domestic productions, the DC Extended Universe, Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. classics, among other content

The famous Catalan ‘Caganer’ figurine is by far the most-cited festive curiosity by members of the non-native community in Spain

The Barcelona-born pop superstar this week became the first female Spanish artist to win an MTV Video Music Award but her success has been a year in the making

A group of senior women, know as the Lideresas of Villaverde, have recreated iconic images from popular culture posing as Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs and the members of The Beatles

Fears over piracy and spoilers have led to strict security measures that make it harder for voice actors to do their job, while the streaming boom has increased job insecurity

Verne speaks to Spanish alumni who studied in the UK on the importance of the program, which could be at risk if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal

An arrest warrant has been put out for Willy Toledo, an actor and activist who has attracted a lawsuit from a Christian association over comments he posted on Facebook

Elizabeth López is the latest female reporter to be harassed while doing her job