‘The Paper’ revives the spirit of ‘The Office’ in a small-town newspaper
Greg Daniels and Michael Koman’s new comedy returns to the mockumentary style and awkward humor that defined the original show
Rainn Wilson, actor: ‘Even though I was making a lot of money on a great show, I wanted more than that’
Best-known for playing the role of Dwight Schrute on the American version of ‘The Office,’ Wilson stars in a documentary series, where he searches for happiness in different countries. He tells EL PAÍS that he has found it: ‘I’m flourishing!’
‘Jobless’ celebrities, or the eternal profitability of past fame
A new type of celebrity has emerged. They haven’t done anything new for a long time, but they are very active on social media, living off their past successes, or starring in a review podcast. Tom Felton, Taylor Lautner, and Tori Spelling are a few examples
‘German Genius’ or the challenge of adapting Ricky Gervais’ sarcasm as a German
It has been almost 20 years since ‘Extras’ premiered but the series now has an international adaptation
Office temptations: why we fantasize about people at work who we normally wouldn’t find attractive
There are people who beyond our professional universe would never attract our attention. But, for some reason, between meetings, coffee breaks and delivering reports, their attractiveness multiplies substantially
The secrets of Bess Houdini, the magician’s wife who knew his escapist tricks
Juanjo Villalba|
Her crusade to unmask the charlatans of spiritualism—part real and part spectacle—still has a very special place in 20th century American culture
The invasion of the ‘pick me girls’: Ellen Pompeo invented the term, and it has taken over social media, but what does it mean?
JANIRA PLANES|
We analyze the implications of an expression that is becoming increasingly popular in internet culture, particularly on TikTok