Neither blonde nor dumb: Marilyn Monroe against Hollywood’s wolves
A major retrospective revisits the actress’s films and legacy as a performer, beyond the stereotypes that defined her image
The enduring fascination with Marilyn Monroe: The actress’s lipsticks, bras and frying pans fetch $2 million at auction
Almost 200 items went under the hammer in Los Angeles during the week of her would‑be 100th birthday; the priciest pieces were a sofa and tapestry she posed with, each surpassing $250,000
Fugitive Natalio Grueso: In hiding with a glass of wine on an island in the Algarve
The former director of the Teatro Español was admiring the catch of the day and sipping wine in a café in Culatra when the police closed in
Martin Scorsese, as saintly as he is sinful
A documentary series on Apple TV, directed by Rebecca Miller, brilliantly analyzes the life and work of the legendary filmmaker and uncovers secrets from his past
John Leguizamo: ‘Playing an Italian was my revenge. If they’re going to steal roles from me, I’m going to steal them too’
For decades – long before it was fashionable – the veteran Colombian actor was demanding that Latinos receive more visibility on screen. Now, as he receives EL PAÍS in his residence, he emphasizes that in ‘The Power’ – the new TV series that he’s a part of – there’s more diversity than ever
The inventor of capitalist realism is an Argentine who writes in English
Hernán Díaz followed up his acclaimed first novel, ‘In the Distance,’ with ‘Trust,’ an ambitious and fragmented look at the machinery that moves Wall Street
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