Thomas Jonglez, founder of the publishing house bearing his name, curates the 10 most photogenic sites from his label’s latest compendium of urbex photography, ‘The Atlas of Abandoned Places.’ The book not only showcases stunning imagery but also serves as a plea to safeguard, protect, and preserve cultural heritage
Three million viewers have watched the film, whose lead actress Fernanda Torres won the Golden Globe as Brazil marked the anniversary of the 2023 coup attempt
The CEO of ‘The Atlantic’ — one of the most influential media outlets in the United States — runs non-stop. Not only in his professional career, but also in his sporting career. In 2021, he broke the 50-kilometer record for runners over 45-years-old. But above all, Thompson has been – and is – a journalist. And a good one, both from his laptop and from his role as a manager. He is also a detailed analyst of the media and its relationship with technology and AI
The Netflix documentary ‘Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action’ examines the program considered the worst in the history of American television. It crossed unimaginable moral red lines but left a legacy that, in part, explains the current political landscape
The aging residents of this tiny location take turns to fine-tune a mechanism that dates back to the 18th century, but they need help to keep it going. Their resolve to keep their tradition alive has extended to other parts of the Navarre region
The appeal of the boy wizard shows no sign of subsiding: in addition to a cooking show hosted by the Weasley twins, Warner is also planning to recreate the saga in a seven-season TV series
With a potential 10th Oscar nomination for ‘Gladiator II’ on the horizon, the 70-year-old actor is preparing for a new challenge: his Broadway performance in ‘Othello,’ which opens in February
As social media removes anti-hoax controls and relegates the serious media to the sidelines, China is jailing the journalist who documented the 2022 Zero-Covid protests in ‘Not the Foreign Force’. Yet Musk claims that the real tyranny comes from Keir Starmer in the United Kingdom
Films like ‘Wicked,’ ‘Mufasa,’ and ‘Inside Out 2′ replace traditional villains with abstract concepts such as anxiety or social influences, or explore the reasons behind their evil actions
The expert argues that more and more democratic systems are turning into autocracies, whereas in the second half of the 20th century, the reverse was happening
Marlon James, winner of the Booker Prize for his stunning ‘A Brief History of Seven Killings,’ transitions to television and creates a Scotland Yard detective who returns home to confront her past and a fiercely turbulent Caribbean
The singer wraps up a dazzling year with her album ranking among the best of the season. All signs suggest that 2025 will bring her even greater success
Jacques Audiard’s narco-musical won four awards. ‘Hacks’ and ‘Baby Reindeer’ were also big winners of a glamorous night that kicked off the awards season
The successful band from Texas went from getting together on weekends to winning a Latin Grammy and collaborating with artists such as Shakira and Bad Bunny
Despite being panned by critics, the video game adaptation was a commercial success, and its very eccentricities keep it alive to this day
![A 1969 notebook collage ‘À bas le cinéma (début d’une lutte prolongée)' (in English, ‘Down with cinema [the beginning of a prolonged struggle]’) by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin of Groupe Dziga Vertov.](https://imagenes.elpais.com/resizer/v2/YARXIN5NTJHPFGLNEMH7M5BTDE.jpg?auth=671a16efde9edf6560c667d5e0a3124dd000923b1a2a61582f45706243dd36a6&width=414&height=311&smart=true)
Oporto’s Serralves Foundation has opened an exhibition on the previously unknown artwork of the legendary French New Wave filmmaker
The controversial ‘Emilia Perez’ is the film with the most nominations. ‘The Bear’ is in contention to win the most awards in the television categories
The North African country, one of the cradles of civilization, hides places unknown to many. Visitors can discover the location of the oracle of Alexander the Great, the great unknown Egyptian Mediterranean coast, or the secrets of the city of Alexandria
During each jump into the void — at 52 miles per hour and from a height of 115 feet — Mexican divers defy death in front of tourists from all over the world
The ‘Nosferatu’ remake, with Lily-Rose Depp as Ellen Hutter, brings a contemporary lens to the genre, highlighting the complex and varied roles women have played — from assertive vampires to those overwhelmed by the forces of patriarchy
Journalism, literature, gastronomy, travel, soccer and family (disagreements included) make up the gargantuan personal menu of the US writer, who has edited prestigious magazines such as ‘Granta’ and ‘The New Yorker’
‘Latinoland’ is one of The New Yorker’s 12 must-read books of the year
The White Stripes’ most iconic track began in underground clubs, found its way into football stadiums by sheer chance, and was eventually appropriated by political groups
Joe Richardson culminates a very peculiar trilogy of video games with a point-and-click creation where each screen features a masterpiece of art, symphonies by Mozart or Vivaldi and a deliberately absurd plot
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is bringing back Barbara Carrasco’s ‘L.A. History: A Mexican Perspective,’ a 1981 masterpiece that spent decades in storage
Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino shows how the story of the United States is closely tied to that of Latin America
The band’s former drummer is releasing a country album at the age of 84. ‘If a country act was going around England, they always went to Liverpool. Sister Rosetta Thorpe blew me away,’ he tells EL PAÍS
