The Californian band, whose third release continues to be the best-selling album of all time by an independent label, is still playing, 30 years after its biggest success
Heartfelt tributes are being paid to Kurt Cobain, who left us 30 years ago, but none to Lee Brilleaux, a British rock figure who died a few hours before him and was relegated to a footnote in an obituary
The documentary ‘Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV’ sheds light on the sexual and psychological abuse suffered by young actors and other employees on children’s series
Star of ‘straight-to-DVD’ action thrillers, such as the recently released ‘One More Shot,’ the British-born battler and his movies have been applauded by action fans for their purity, freedom, originality, and respect for the classics of the genre
Critics Santiago Alonso and Isabel Sánchez have published an essay on the comedy starring Bill Murray that went on to gain cult status, generate imitations, and raise existential questions 30 years after its release
Prime Video hosts the debut of ‘Road House,’ a remake of one of the 1980s’ most beloved B-movies. The original’s nonsensical plot and buff Patrick Swayze have kept it near and dear to our hearts, and police departments have even deployed it in diplomacy trainings
In February 1994, ‘Ace Ventura: Pet Detective’ arrived to U.S. theaters, catapulting its star to global fame. After tiring of retirement, he’ll return this year to act in ‘Sonic 3′
The documentary ‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’ tells the story of one of the most influential, conflicted and unrecognized musicians of the modern era, mentor to the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix
A recent documentary explores the conflictive relationship between the British author and his most popular work, which became a scandalous phenomenon due to Stanley Kubrick’s film adaptation
Released in 1976, ‘Survive!’ was released well before the movies ‘Alive!’ and ‘Society of the Snow.’ The film was accused of exploiting and falsifying the events of the famous accident… although it has its defenders
Received coldly at its premiere, the film, directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by the screenwriter of ‘Scream,’ has acquired cult status as a time capsule from the 1990s
The jaw-dropping article in ‘Rolling Stone’ to cover the death of Henry Kissinger once again brings to the fore one of the most striking journalistic subgenres: the obituary in which the deceased does not exactly look good.
With ‘Godzilla Minus One,’ the famous saga has reached its 37th film. Whether in Japan or the United States, the legend of the reptilian creature functions both as mass entertainment and as a portrait of society
Twenty years after the accident that ended the lives of three of the four members of one of the biggest rock promises of the beginning of the millennium, its only survivor finally decided to pay tribute to them
A Brooklyn housing project aims to enhance the well-being of its residents by incorporating characteristics of Blue Zones — regions with the world’s highest life expectancy
The singer and guitarist, currently touring for the group’s latest album, has surprised everyone by reuniting for a new project this year with Jesse Michaels, his former bandmate from three decades ago in Operation Ivy
Zayn Malik quit One Direction and drew distraught reactions. BTS have gone on military service, leaving their career (and their fans) in turmoil. The separation of a group can sometimes be worse than a romantic breakup
T-shirts that simulate more toning, gyms that promise to ‘Marvelify’ their members... Do the new masculine ideals perpetuate the oppressive demands already experienced by women?
Despite poor reviews at the time, Michael Bay’s film was the biggest hit of 1998, giving Bruce Willis his last major role as an action hero. Over time, it has been reappraised as a classic
A friend of designer Rick Owens who collaborates with artists like Charli XCX, Boys Noize and Oliver Tree, the trap artist and provocateur is turning heads in the fashion world with his bizarre and outrageous performances
With the removal of the symbol from dozens of city halls, the much-criticized commercial use of the Pride flag has changed its connotation in a hostile environment of harassment and the rise of the far-right
In a recently published essay, philosopher Antonio Flores Ledesma applies the views of the father of scientific socialism to the gaming industry and its narratives
Films like ‘Cocaine Bear’ and ‘M3GAN’ are examples of how what used to be cheap, tacky productions for a hardcore niche, has become popular, high-budget commercial cinema