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The ‘Mad Men’ actor returns to a starring role with ‘Your Friends and Neighbors,’ a show about the miseries of the rich. ‘There’s something about slyly judging them that makes you feel better,’ he says

The New York artist will present her new album ‘Mayhem’ and share the stage with Travis Scott, Green Day and Post Malone. For the first time, a philharmonic orchestra will also play at the festival, where fans are bracing for a heat wave

The Max anthology series created by Mike White is already preparing a new installment, staying true to many of the patterns that have defined its identity while also breaking some of them

The Ambulante Documentary Film Festival, the traveling festival co-created by the Mexican actor, celebrates 20 years of bringing this genre to diverse corners of Mexico

The National Assembly has approved a law that makes it easier to get a license to open a bar in communities with fewer than 3,500 residents and no local businesses

For the first time, the Grammy-winning Latino was at the NPR venue to perform some of the songs from his most recent album

The ‘Magnum, P.I.’ star and Monica’s beloved boyfriend on ‘Friends’ has had a successful film career — just not the kind that playing Indiana Jones would’ve delivered

In recent years, vinyl has burst back into popularity. That has coincided with an increased interest in regional acts that never hit it big nationally: ‘There’s this hometime pride, a rediscovering of their roots’

The author returns with ‘Playground’, a reflection on environmental issues, tech moguls and social networks

The mythical documentary by the British band, which is being re-released, arrived in art-house cinemas as a psychedelic experience when the end of the dictatorship was already in sight

A graphic novel titled ‘Audrey’s War’ revisits one of the most difficult chapters in the actress’s life, during which she had to deal with illness and the death of loved ones. ‘In addition to an impeccable career in theater and film, she left us an example of resilience, overcoming obstacles and being true to herself,’ the author says

He was declared a big-screen phenomenon before a series of bad artistic decision led to him taking a break — and now he’s back, with ‘The Agency’ and ‘Black Bag’

The Mexican-American author, known for his short stories and essays portraying the working class to which he belonged, calls, without much hope, for Chicano culture to be fully present within the US cultural imagination

1925 was a remarkable year for the American novel as great titles renewed the art of storytelling and had the power to influence upcoming writers for decades to come

The Colombian singer has added two stadium shows in New Jersey and Miami due to high demand for tickets

The star of movies such as ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘Top Gun’ was an iconic face of the 1990s. He died on April 2 at the age of 65 from pneumonia

The box office hit ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ was the actor’s final film. He passed away due to pneumonia, according to his daughter

The screenwriter of one of the biggest series of the year talks to EL PAÍS about the second season, and what the third could entail

Led by Dan Reynolds, the group is often dismissed by critics for producing formulaic stadium rock, yet they continue to captivate millions, making them the most successful rock outfits of their generation

The ‘Houdini’ singer is the latest to revisit the Australian rockers. We’ve ranked the pop stars who have taken on the anthems of Angus Young and company

The denial of parole for Yolanda Saldívar, the woman who killed the Latin music star, revives the circumstances of the crime and the immeasurable legacy of a life cut short at age 23

The artist – also the daughter of Pablo Milanés – recently released ‘Duele’ alongside Cuban rapper El B. It’s meant to be a new song for a free Cuba. She spoke with EL PAÍS from her exile in Miami

The ‘Stranger Things’ actress, who stars in the new film ‘The Electric State,’ lives far away from Hollywood with horses, cows, sheep and a blind donkey

The filmmaker behind classics like ‘Predator’ and ‘The Hunt for Red October’ is working on his first film in more than 20 years, as well as a book about his experience in prison

From Matt LeBlanc to Tom Selleck, television legends from different eras have hoped their small-screen success would carry over to the big screen, only to face disappointing box office results. Now, as ‘Bridgerton’ star Regé-Jean Page takes his shot, we look back at cases that tell a larger story about Hollywood, talent, and luck

Paul Verhoeven’s misunderstood film, which mixed giant insects with a subtle parody of the military world, is making headlines once again with the news that, nearly 30 years later, Columbia Pictures is planning a new adaptation of the story