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Juanpe Sánchez López, writer: ‘Calling a relationship toxic prevents us from improving it and forgiving’
In his academic essay ‘Superemotional,’ the researcher defends love and critiques the language and rhythm with which we treat it
Patti LuPone: ‘I wish the United States would just crash and burn and get it over with so we could start over’
The legendary theatrical actress has become a rising figure in American entertainment. She can be seen in theaters now in Ari Aster’s new film, ‘Beau Is Afraid,’ starring Joaquin Phoenix
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Andrew Sean Greer, a gay writer in search of traditional values: ‘Today, you’re a bad gay if you don’t watch RuPaul’s Drag Race’
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the novel ‘Less’ has released a sequel to his bestseller, in which he writes about getting out of the city, revaluing the institution of marriage and falling in love with the United States all over again
‘The Phantom of the Opera’ lowers the curtain on Broadway after 35 years and almost 14,000 performances
The longest-running musical in American history (and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s favorite) says goodbye to New York after nearly four uninterrupted decades
Down with the rich: How the suffering of the upper classes has become a major on-screen theme
Recently, a handful of satires about the super-wealthy, their problems and the impact they have on the underprivileged have been released. But do these works really criticize them?
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The alleged sexual assault filmed on Spain’s ‘Big Brother’: ‘Nobody did anything!’
A Madrid court has been investigating a suspected case of abuse of a female contestant that was caught on camera during the filming of ‘Gran Hermano’
“The story of Jesús Gil is about how fragile we are as a society”
An original documentary from HBO Spain examines the life and times of the infamous politician and businessman, whose stint at the helm of Marbella town council and Atlético de Madrid soccer club was characterized by corruption and excesses
Makers of Netflix’s ‘Alcàsser Murders’: “We saw that evil was among us”
The directors behind the new documentary, Ramón Campos and Elías León Siminiani, discuss why they thought it was time to shed new light on one of Spain’s most notorious murder cases
Video of man beating his wife forces Brazil to face up to gender violence
The recording shows the moments before the victim’s death, stirring national debate on domestic abuse and the vulnerability of women in a country that prefers to turn a blind eye
Torture tattoo: teen branded with the words “thief” and “idiot” in Brazil
Two men claim to have taken the law into their own hands after the youngster tried to steal a bicycle
Brazil shaken by alleged secret recording of Temer obstructing justice
'O Globo' talks of a tape in which president authorizes payment of hush money to jailed corrupt politician
Is Brazil’s Lula the target of a smear campaign?
The media has covered graft accusations widely, despite little hard evidence against ex-president
Brazil’s Lula to stand trial over corruption case at state oil firm
Former president says he is subject of a politically motivated “witch hunt” over Petrobras scandal
Brazil’s Lula: “If they find me guilty of corruption, I’ll walk to the police station myself”
Former president claims charges against him are politically motivated
Telephones and trending topics
TV presenter Paula Vázquez caused a storm on Twitter last week She inadvertently posted her phone number, date of birth and address
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