Pentagon criticizes ‘A House of Dynamite’ for ‘underestimating US power’
An internal Missile Defense Agency document cites ‘inaccurate’ portrayal of Washington’s ability to repel a nuclear strike in Kathryn Bigelow’s movie
Algorithms and misogyny: How Latin American teenagers are exposed to toxic content
Monitoring carried out by two Brazilian research websites shows how, subtly, sexist discourses land on TikTok
Katseye, the first global K-pop group born from a reality show and meticulously crafted to succeed
Nothing the six members of this group do is by chance. Their dances go viral, their campaigns keep growing, and each member has a personality linked to a charm that can be bought by their fans, the Eyekons
Victoria Beckham’s docuseries revelations: An eating disorder, her brand’s problems, and the absence of her eldest child, Brooklyn
The Netflix show reviews the singer and designer’s career, from the Spice Girls to the hardships of facing criticism and her time living in Spain. ‘Throughout my life, I’ve used clothes to transform myself into someone else’
Alexis Bledel and her quiet career: The Gilmore Girl who escaped the spotlight
Twenty-five years ago, her role as Rory Gilmore made her one of the most popular actresses of the early 2000s. After a three-year hiatus following her departure from ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ — the series that earned her an Emmy — she now has two new projects in the works
Is dressing ‘badly’ a privilege of the rich? ‘If someone in power does it, it’s either audacity or irony’
From prominent and controversial businessmen like Sam Bankman-Fried to political advisors like Dominic Cummings, several public figures have become famous for their disheveled appearance. But would they be able to do so if they weren’t rich, powerful, white men?
Magician Victor Dorobantu plays Thing, the hand from ‘Wednesday’: ‘Some actors say I’m lucky that I’m not so exposed’
His failure on a Romanian talent show led to his role as one of the most charismatic fictional characters on Netflix — even if few know the man behind it
Emmy Awards 2025: ‘The Pitt’, ‘Adolescence’ and ‘The Studio’ triumph in a lackluster night
The medical drama triumphed over ‘Severance’ as Best Drama, while the British series won six of seven awards in a ceremony that included very few references to Palestine
Charlie Sheen: The remarkable survival of an actor ravaged by addiction
The ‘Platoon’ and ‘Two and a Half Men’ star traces his life and career in a Netflix documentary, derailed by his endless partying and drug abuse
Was this series still going? The madness of releasing new seasons every three years
Millie Bobby Brown has had time to grow out of her teens, move to another country, get married and adopt a child, while in ‘Stranger Things’ she’s still 13
Lessons from Netflix co-founder on starting a business: ‘A bad idea with an incredible leader can become great’
Marc Randolph offers his 10 keys to helping young entrepreneurs achieve their dreams while keeping their feet planted firmly on the ground
Corey Mylchreest, the actor who never wanted to be famous
After his big break in ‘Queen Charlotte’ and triumph of ‘My Oxford Year,’ the Brit says he wants to stop playing ‘soft boys’
‘Homo Argentum,’ the film Milei showed to his ministers as part of his anti-woke war
Guillermo Francella plays 16 stereotypes of the average Argentinian in the latest film by the duo Cohn and Duprat
‘Running Man’ remake rekindles obsession with deadly contests: ‘Let the poor fight among themselves’
In November a remake of the 1980s classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger will be released, aiming to appeal to audiences who enjoyed ‘The Hunger Games’ and ‘Squid Game.’ But why are violent dystopias so popular?
The battle of the Chilean farmer who swears he won a multi-million lottery in 2018 — but then ruined his ticket
Javier Zapata stars in the upcoming Netflix documentary ‘Millionaire,’ which tells the real-life tragicomic story of Kino No. 2049
‘Wednesday’: Zombies, deaths, and a chaotic mess for the second season
The Netflix show doesn’t want to give viewers respite and packs the plot of an Addams Family for Gen Z
Apple TV+, caught between the prestige of its shows and multi-million losses
The platform broadcasts the favorites to win the Emmy for best drama (‘Severance’) and comedy (‘The Studio’), but is losing over $1 billion a year
Family tragedy, the repression of Argentina’s military dictatorship and the delicate legacy hidden in ‘The Eternaut’
Martín Oesterheld is the grandson of the man who wrote the comic of the same name. He has led the Netflix series adaptation of the legendary graphic novel. The original creator of the series was disappeared during the Argentine military dictatorship, along with his four daughters and three sons-in-law
Is winning a Nobel Prize reserved for the wealthy? Seven eye-opening charts, free of politics
Interesting facts about entertainment, housing, robots, inequality, and an extinct flu
Lee Jung-jae, Player 456 of ‘Squid Game’, on its series finale: ‘The fans probably have an ending they want, but this one’s going to be different’
Actor says the last season of Netflix’s most successful production ‘stays very true to its message’
Remote work, takeout, binge-watching TV... Are we becoming more antisocial?
Spending too much time at home can increase the risk of isolation
Hostages of extortion in Mexico
EL PAÍS takes a look at this crime, one of the most common in the country and one that gets rarely reported
Sofia Carson, the actress who has become Netflix’s latest sure thing
She rose to fame thanks to Disney Channel, but never wanted to be a typical child star. Protective of her private life, she strings together film projects without forgetting her passion for music and her work as a UNICEF ambassador
Seismic shift in K-pop: Tension between authenticity, globalization, and cultural roots
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Blackpink, criticized for seeking Western validation in their albums, and the legal battle between NewJeans and their record label have sparked a passionate debate in the lucrative South Korean pop scene
‘The Gringo Hunters,’ a Mexican border police unit that deports criminals back to the United States
The Netflix series, which premieres on July 9, is inspired by the work of the Tijuana International Liaison Unit, which pursues fugitives from the US who escape to Mexico in search of impunity
The short-lived reality show where 12 migrants compete for US citizenship
The Department of Homeland Security denies that it will produce a television show dubbed the ‘Migrant Hunger Games’
Reflections on the Netflix series ‘Adolescence’: How to steer boys away from the manosphere
Discussing sexist stereotypes in advertising, films, and childhood stories — along with the example set by adults — are key tools in countering the influence of misogynistic content online
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