Sean Baker’s film was crowned the winner while ‘Emilia Pérez’ was the loser with just two wins despite 13 nominations. Zoe Saldaña, Adrien Brody and Kieran Culkin all took home statuettes, as did the Brazilian film ‘I’m Still Here’
See the whole list of all the winners at the 97th Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles
Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, only veterans such as Jane Fonda have dared to speak out against the US president’s aggressive policies
The professor of contemporary history has published a new biography of the dictator, a solid portrait that covers everything from his time in Africa and Hitler’s help at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War to the essential role of the Church in the regime
All the keys to Hollywood’s big night, which takes place on March 2 at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles
The recently deceased actor, a symbol of the New Hollywood movement, built his career on an extraordinary versatility that allowed him to play antiheroes, villains and ordinary guys
From ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ in 1967 to ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ in 2001, a review of some of the most notable performances by the Hollywood great, who died on February 27 aged 95
In order to maintain itself, the entertainment industry has no choice but to generate an immense wheel of media noise and keep talking about itself for months and months
Distinctive Assets has been creating a gift package for the statuette candidates in the main categories for 23 years. This year features a total of 61 items, with a nod to the recent fires in Los Angeles
We thought the world would always get better. That we would achieve greater levels of well-being and happiness, and that it was natural for children to be better off than their parents. But after decades of progress, we are facing times of great uncertainty: it is difficult to imagine a future in a context of wars, populism and natural disasters. What is progress today? Is it still possible?
Kate Bush, Annie Lennox, Jamiroquai and Tori Amos are among the musicians who have rebelled against the new UK government law that allows the use of artistic works in the development of generative artificial intelligence
The author of ‘Freedom is a Feast’ tackles the political evolution of Venezuela through a fast-paced narrative, aiming to reconcile his personal connection with his homeland
Concerts at a U.S. public radio station have become the music industry’s secret weapon, launching careers and lending a touch of realness to big acts
The Smithsonian’s decision to change the name of a work by Félix González-Torres – cancelling out the express tribute to his partner, who died of AIDS in 1991 – has set off alarm bells. Is the new surge in conservatism trying to quickly forget a tragedy that still isn’t over?
Social media has played a crucial role in highlighting the value of bilingualism and Hispanic culture in the United States, amid the anti-immigrant crusade of the Trump Administration
The newly-released ‘A Thousand Blows’ and the iconic drama about the Birmingham gangsters share thematic and esthetic elements. ‘These are stories about working-class people who did not accept their fate,’ says screenwriter Steven Knight
Cassette tapes found in December will likely go for upwards of $100,000 — but their buyer won’t be able to play them in public
The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ heartthrob would rather devote himself to professional racing, but the entertainment industry is reluctant to let one of its biggest stars go
On the Thai filming set, the creators of the Max series, Mike White and David Bernard, and actor Jason Isaacs explain what this third season is like. They tell EL PAÍS that, to date, it is the one with the darkest humor, while it revolves around concepts such as spirituality and identity
‘The Assumption of the Virgin’ – which belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago – was last displayed in the Madrid art gallery more than a century ago
The film and TV star was attending eight auditions a day while working as a waiter and was on the verge of giving up acting. Today, he is in the running for an Oscar for the second time while there is one constant that hasn’t changed in 20 years: his husband Raúl
Actor Christian Slater speaks with EL PAÍS about his return to television. In ‘Dexter: Original Sin,’ he plays a key character in the prequel to the popular series: that of the adoptive father, who taught the famous killer to only kill murderers
Belgian writer Caroline De Mulder, in a fascinating and terrifying work, describes the workings of the Lebensborn households in ‘Himmler’s Children’
The actor, who stars in the film ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ prefers to avoid talking about U.S. politics
The British-Indian writer speaks to EL PAÍS about his new relationship with death, what Netflix failed to reflect about ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude,’ as well as the crisis within the founding myth of the United States being a country of immigrants. ‘Americans should be careful what they wish for’
It’s been three decades since the young Canadian rocker made a splash with a hit record. She proved that women who sing about their intimacy and problems could sell tens of millions of albums. A new tour will put the power of her legacy to the test
The first novel by the incorrect Donald Antrim three decades ago macabrely anticipated the atomized and paranoid neighborhood society of the Trump era
