Miquel Echarri

From Hollywood screenwriters to Spanish hotel workers, new spaces of collective struggle for labor rights are opening up

It was the century’s most memorable transatlantic transaction: the British glam star was tasked with channeling the performer languishing in American rock. Fifty years later, the album that resulted from that collaboration continues to mystify and captivate

A cultural product cannot be controlled once it is out there, says director David Fincher, who is now releasing ‘The Killer’ on Netflix. This is the case of his most famous work, a film that has been claimed by the extreme right

By embracing failure, the engineer and industrial designer has revolutionized domestic life with radical inventions

Fifty years ago, Bruce Wayne Campbell was promoted as the great American glam artist and the first openly gay rock musician. Everyone in the industry predicted that he would be a star. They were wrong

The Detroit rocker had been perfecting his macabre stage tricks for years, using everything from trick guillotines to toy machine guns. But one night, 35 years ago, he went too far with a noose

At ‘T-parties’, the fare is macrobiotic food, bodybuilding gear and blood tests

While studios like Marvel or Disney have embraced ethnic and sexual diversity in their new productions, major studios have almost completely excluded the lower classes from their plots and creative processes

One of Hollywood’s legendary blonde bombshells found short-lived stardom in the fifties. However, she strove to become a legend in other ways… and she’s still doing it

The most popular horror franchise of the past two decades returns to theaters seven years after its last installment. As usual, it promises to give its audience everything they want

Saúl Armendáriz — who spent more than three decades in the world of ‘lucha libre’ — overcame discrimination, addiction, and a stroke to see his story brought to the big screen. In a new film, he is played by acclaimed Mexican actor Gael García Bernal

A new documentary explores the life of the dyslexic Scotsman who became a legendary racing driver, driven by a mission to improve safety in the sport

‘Twilight Zone: The Movie’ was released 40 years ago while its director was on trial for involuntary manslaughter in one of the worst movie-set accidents ever

Experts tend to say no, but the myth of the narcissistic achiever is still surprisingly important

Some criticize the way it normalized toxic behaviors, both male and female; some see it as the product of a bygone era that still works on many levels. It’s the novel that revolutionized the so-called chick lit genre

At 30 years old and about to release a rock album, the former Disney star has become one of the people’s favorite celebrities thanks to her heartbreaking honesty

A professor in Italy faces widespread criticism for doubting the authenticity of his country’s renowned recipes and products

He gained fame for tattooing famous soccer players, but his art goes far beyond that. He is an obsessive and committed creator with his own vision, falling somewhere between pessimistic and subversive

A toxic dispute about the singer’s sexual orientation divides her followers

An architectural jewel in the Hollywood Hills that after ten years on the market keeps dropping in price and is not for sale. The reason? Sharon Tate lived (and died) in it

It seems that these days, being a handsome man over 50 equals having smooth skin, abundant hair, youthful outfits and a few tattoos

The wealthiest 1%’s taste for risky activities, such as the ill-fated submarine trip to the ruins of the ‘Titanic’ has, among other things, a physiological reason. The class barrier is not only in luxury

Disruptive encounters in the sky increased by 42% from 2021 to 2022. Experts point to post-pandemic stress, more expensive tickets, poor quality of services and the amount of alcohol consumed on board

He has had numerous professions, bodies and skin colors, but questions about his origins and sexuality remain. Now, Ryan Gosling brings him to life on the big screen

From large corporations with neglected employees to salaried workers who get their colleagues to do all their work: there’s a problem at the office, and no one quite knows how to fix it.

The academic Alberto Mayol finds a master class in the ‘The Godfather’ on how to gain and maintain power without moral considerations