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The restored and rebuilt version of the legendary film that the director of 'Avaricia' could not finish with Gloria Swanson as the protagonist
Two new titles of the French author reveal the complexity of their literary universe, where style is key to narrative
The Irish writer, participating in the Cosmopoetic Festival in Córdoba, publishes new novel, 'Nocturno de Venice' while recovering in Spain one of his favorite books, 'Los infinitos'
In 'Manuedos del Club de la Pueblo Sola' the quartet of Cartagena confirms a bold and elevated creative level within the classic guitara-bajo-bateria-voz
The reporter publishes' The more people I get, the more good times I have ', an atlas of her world trips: from Paris from 68 to Beirut from 87, passing through the Hollywood of the 1990s. "I have a full old age of anger," he says at 83
In this culture chronicle we are talking about the premiere of 'Digger', the extravagant new film by Mexican Alejandro González Iñárazo that divides both critics and the public, but that could allow Tom Cruise to rise with his first Oscar prize. We also spoke of the reopening of 'Avengers: Endgame', which dominates the world locker, with over 86 million dollars raised since last week.
I have always believed that libraries are the skeleton of a society: without those bones, countries do not stand.
The actor recalls in his memoirs a violent childhood without the love of his parents and is blamed that his career after the success of 'Rocky' was not as he intended: "They hated me for reason: he was arrogant, angry and grudgingly."
The finding of 45 images of the German photojournalist Walter Reuter, taken in Valencia in 1937, shows the most massive representation of the company that brought the classical theatre to the villages and the fronts
The artist's recital is broadcast live on the Amazon platform
The polarization has reached Las Ventes and the terna suffered the indifference of the public to a mansa, sose and desecrated cumshot of Victorian del Río
The meeting gerundense, which proposes 91 shows until December 8, begins at the top with 'You have been', the latest of Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui
Reconstructed in Madrid is the work that brought together the Belgian choreographer Jan Martens 10 years after his premiere
It was a pedagog of democracy that could be killed by the two sides of the Civil War: how has a man of his vision been so little known among us?
The Moroccan writer brings the society of voluntary surveillance to its logical conclusion in a story that mixes' The Process' with Gilead and the ICE United States
In Basel, Peter Zumthor signs the expansion of the Beyeler Foundation, which Renzo Piano designed, putting vegetation at the art level and defending an artisan and civic architecture
The Chilean artist presents her first individual exhibition in Europe, a tour of the Cautin River through the duel, memory and defense of the territory
Two recent campaigns put back on the table the hypothesis that the young king's grave is only a part of the queen's grave, which would remain hidden in the enclosure
The New York musician and pioneer of minimalism celebrates his 90 birthday with a battery of concerts all over the world, a premiere work and a box with his first ECM records
The centenary museum inaugurates its expansion and restructure its overwhelming funds that have grown through legacies and donations
