Bolivian director Raquel Maldonado Villafuerte has rescued up to 7,000 pages of handwritten scores in the Amazonian village of San Ignacio de Moxos
The actor who starred in the Christmas classic says that the fast pace of streaming platforms is one of the main reasons for the decline of this film genre
In 1939, the Mexican artist decided to get rid of ‘The Dream (The Bed)’ when Nickolas Muray announced he was getting married. The artwork was recently sold at auction for $54 million
British journalist Andy Webb, who revealed that the broadcaster knew about Martin Bashir’s deceptions to get Lady Di on ‘Panorama,’ has published ‘Dianarama’ on the 30th anniversary of the controversial interview
The British artist is competing with Taylor Swift for the top spots on Spotify and has been nominated for her first Grammy, having won over audiences with her charismatic, mellow sound and a strong personality that champions her fans and feminism
The US historian and essayist, who has just published a book of essays titled ‘Desire and Fate,’ reviews his life as an intellectual globetrotter and his reasons for becoming an ‘anti-utopian’
EL PAÍS visited the century-old ‘cantina’ on one of its nights filled with tequila and traditional cuisine. In this place, nestled beside Plaza Garibaldi, the music never stops
The band led by Joan Jett was one of rock’s most disruptive — made up of girls in a tremendously masculinized world, it had a short, brilliant, shadowy career
A remarkable new book about the navigator, ‘Wide, Wide Sea’ by Hampton Sides, traces the adventurer’s third voyage and its fateful conclusion
The 22-year-old became a social media sensation, with long lines of customers coming daily to buy his rice from the back of his car. Now ‘El Chino Venezolano’ has opened a business in the trendy Malasaña neighborhood of the Spanish capital
Releasing two movies for the price of one is the industry’s big strategy for milking franchises, even if some might feel cheated
After more than a decade of musical obscurity, Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne, and Kian Egan are celebrating 25 years of their career with a new album and European tour
Disney’s first installment grossed over $1 billion in 2016. The sequel sticks to the successful formula of funny and heartwarming moments, while introducing some new characters
The controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney and her latest project about the American boxer Christy Martin is not new in the world of biographical films: many of them have made the real people, their heirs and their fans unhappy
A complaint against the platform alleges that bots, VPNs, and impossible accounts have artificially boosted streams of the famous rapper’s music 23 hours a day — though the story isn’t really about him
EL PAÍS speaks with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande about the second part of a project that achieved overwhelming success in the US but was not replicated abroad
Christie’s has just auctioned the first of the double portraits the British artist created in the mid-1960s. It is the last in a series that changed the course of his painting, as well as a landmark of pop art and of gay visibility
‘The Agent – The Life and Lies of My Father’ won the Best Docuseries Award at Cannes
A wave of recent comics focuses on facilitating the understanding of economics and denouncing labor exploitation and its social, environmental, and mental health consequences
Greg Daniels and Michael Koman’s new comedy returns to the mockumentary style and awkward humor that defined the original show
The documentary ‘Girl Climber’ was released on IMAX in August and on streaming in September and will feature at the Mendi Film Festival in Bilbao next month
In the last month, three films based on the author’s work have been released and HBO has launched another immersion into the world of ‘It’
The Decca label celebrates the late tenor’s 90th birthday with the out-of-print archives of the Llangollen Competition, which he won in 1955 as a member of an amateur choir. ‘The Lost Concert’ also includes the first two recordings of Pavarotti’s career
The scholar has published ‘Brothers in Arms,’ tracking the campaign of a British armored regiment throughout World War II
Modern UFO fables tell us more about human loneliness today than about possible life in the cosmos
Following international recognition, the restaurant has faced a series of setbacks, including a gas leak, long lines, and a disastrous pop-up experience in the US
The winner of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the latest Venice Film Festival presents his seventh book, ‘The Future of Truth’
