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Vera Wang Unveils Dramatic Hair Change at Paris Haute Couture Week
Vera Wang appeared at Paris Haute Couture Week with a striking new hairstyle. The designer, recently seen with a classic bob, opted for waist-length highlighted hair. Her bold look at Schiaparelli’s show did not go unnoticed.
Top 50 Mystery Series Ranked: Where to Watch in 2026
A new ranking highlights the 50 most acclaimed mystery series. The list details storylines, unique twists, and current streaming options. Availability and ratings are updated as of June 28, 2026.
San Fermín 2026: Live Bull Runs Return With Expanded TV Coverage
San Fermín 2026 will see all eight bull runs broadcast live on La 1, 24 Horas, RTVE Play, and RNE. Pamplona prepares for a week of festivities, with new multicamera streaming and a lineup of leading matadors.
Why Planting an Olive Pit Won't Grow You an Olive Tree
Planting an olive pit does not yield a cultivated olive tree, but instead produces a wild ancestor known as the acebuche. Classical scholar Rafael Fontán explains the science and history behind this Mediterranean tradition, challenging a common misconception.
Carmen and Sabina Thyssen-Bornemisza Mark 20 Years with Distinct Paths
Carmen and Sabina Thyssen-Bornemisza turn 20, each following a unique direction. Their education, interests, and family ties reflect the evolving legacy of the Thyssen family. The twins’ next steps draw attention in Spain.
Pedro Blanco Returns to 'Hoy por Hoy' for a Special Summer Broadcast
Pedro Blanco is back on 'Hoy por Hoy' for the summer season. His return highlights the emotional pull of familiar places and voices. Listeners are invited to share eight weeks of radio with him.
Andalusia Bans Metal Detectors Near Heritage Sites—Fines Up to €150,000
A sweeping new law in Andalusia prohibits the use of metal detectors to search for archaeological remains, with fines reaching €150,000 for serious violations. The regulation, set to take effect in April 2027, aims to protect the region’s rich cultural heritage from illegal excavations and damage.
Vilacoba Prepares to Give Away 300 Kilos of Cherries at Its Summer Festival
This July, the small parish of Vilacoba in Abegondo will host the Romaría das Cereixas, offering visitors 300 kilos of free cherries, live music, and traditional pulpo. The event blends local gastronomy with the charm of Galicia’s countryside, just half an hour from A Coruña.
Spain’s Most Scenic Train: 4 Lakes, 75 Bridges, One Unforgettable Route
This July, the Tren dels Llacs panoramic train resumes its summer route between Lleida and La Pobla de Segur, offering passengers a rare chance to cross four lakes and 75 bridges in a single journey. The service runs every Saturday until August, combining dramatic landscapes with cultural stops.
Denzel Washington Outlines Three Defining Stages of Life
Denzel Washington, promoting Gladiator II, highlights a life philosophy built on learning, earning, and returning. His approach, rooted in personal experience, challenges the distractions of modern life and stresses the importance of giving back.
Unpublished Diaries Reveal Lorca’s Secret Plan to Flee Spain
Extracts from Juan Ramírez de Lucas’s private diaries, detailing his relationship with Federico García Lorca and their plan to escape Spain, will be made public in a new documentary. The material offers new insight into the poet’s last days.
Van Morrison Surprises Barcelona with Powerful Blues Performance
Van Morrison delivered a striking concert in Barcelona, focusing on blues and rhythm and blues. The artist, nearing 81, impressed with his vocal power and avoided nostalgia, choosing recent material.
Tu cara me suena semifinalists face new challenges for a spot in the final
The second semifinal of Tu cara me suena will see contestants take on demanding new impersonations. With the final in sight, each participant must embody a renowned artist live on stage. The stakes are higher than ever.
Forges Honoured with New Cultural Centre in A Fonsagrada
A Fonsagrada has inaugurated the Centro Cultural Forges, the first museum in Spain dedicated to Antonio Fraguas de Pablo. The initiative highlights Forges' deep ties to the region and his support for local and global causes. The centre occupies the former town hall, restored with local materials.
Free Outdoor Family Cinema Returns to Murcia This Summer
Murcia’s ZigZag Center is bringing back its popular free summer cinema, offering family-friendly films every Wednesday evening in July and August. Screenings take place outdoors on a giant terrace screen, creating a relaxed atmosphere for locals and visitors. Reservations are recommended for the best seats.
Pasapalabra Extends Its Lead as Antena 3’s Afternoon Powerhouse
Pasapalabra, hosted by Roberto Leal, continues to dominate Spanish TV afternoons. The show’s mix of knowledge, speed, and celebrity guests keeps viewers engaged. New episodes will feature well-known personalities from film and media.
Manuel Arjona, Founding Member of Locomía, Dies at 58 in Viladecans
Manuel Arjona, a key figure in the original Locomía lineup, has died at 58 in Viladecans. The cause remains unknown. His passing marks another chapter in the turbulent history of the iconic Spanish pop group.
Rocío Flores to Address 'La más grande' Docuseries Controversy on 'De Viernes'
Rocío Flores will appear on 'De Viernes' to discuss the Movistar Plus docuseries 'La más grande'. The program has reignited family disputes and prompted talk of legal action over unpublished memoirs.
Century-Old Tomato Seeds Revive a Lost Spanish Variety
Emilio Medina has successfully germinated tomato seeds stored since 1916, reviving a historic Soria variety with richer flavor and larger size than most modern tomatoes. His project highlights the value of preserving Spain’s agricultural heritage and genetic diversity.
Silo Returns With New Twists and Political Tension in Season Three
The sci-fi series Silo introduces a new timeline and deeper political intrigue. Rebecca Ferguson leads as Juliette, facing amnesia and hidden dangers. The show explores control, rebellion, and the cost of survival.
Ester Expósito Faces Time Zone Challenge Following Spain at World Cup
Ester Expósito shares her experience following Spain’s World Cup campaign. The actress highlights the impact of late match times and her enthusiasm for Colombian culture. Her recent trip brought new insights.
‘Horizonte’ Delivers Record-Breaking Season for Cuatro
‘Horizonte’ has achieved its highest-ever audience and share on Cuatro. Both access and prime time editions set new records, outpacing direct competitors. Regional results and key demographics highlight the program’s growing influence.
Penélope Cruz Reveals Her Unusual Passion for Medicine
Penélope Cruz has spent 12 years studying medicine as a personal hobby. The actress shared this unexpected detail during a press event for The Invite. Her dedication to medical studies surprised both colleagues and fans.
Liceu Transforms Stage Into Wedding Cake for ‘Le Nozze di Figaro’
Barcelona’s Liceu opens its season with ‘Le Nozze di Figaro’ staged as a giant wedding cake. Marta Pazos directs, turning the cast into living dessert ingredients. The production runs for 13 performances.
Madrid’s ‘Muestra T’ Festival Marks 20 Years Amid Rising Far-Right Pressure
Madrid’s official LGBTQ+ arts festival, ‘Muestra T’, celebrates its 20th edition. Organisers highlight the urgent role of critical art as far-right rhetoric and policies threaten hard-won rights. This year’s focus: memory, resistance, and visibility.
Lanuza’s Slate Houses Face the Floating Stage of Spain’s Most Unique Festival
Lanuza, a mountain village in Huesca, transforms each summer as Pirineos Sur brings music to its floating stage. Once abandoned, its stone and slate houses now overlook a festival that draws thousands to the heart of the Tena Valley.
Caminha Medieval 2026: Portugal’s Historic Fair Returns with Fire and Spectacle
From July 22 to 26, Caminha’s historic center transforms into a vibrant medieval fair. Visitors can expect bustling markets, live crafts, immersive performances and dramatic fire shows, all inspired by the town’s centuries-old trading heritage.
Rare Monaco €2 Coin from 2018 Now Sells for Up to €1,000
A €2 coin minted in Monaco in 2018 for François Joseph Bosio's 250th anniversary now fetches up to €1,000. Only 16,000 pieces were produced, making it a sought-after collector's item.
Madrid Orders Casa Árabe to Vacate Escuelas Aguirre by September
Madrid’s City Hall has given Casa Árabe until September 1 to leave Escuelas Aguirre. The move follows claims of severe building deterioration and criticism of past management. The city plans to reclaim and restore the landmark.
Beat Supergroup Revives King Crimson Legacy at Barts Festival Debut
The Barts festival opened with Beat, a supergroup featuring ex-King Crimson members. Technical problems and an unusual setlist shaped the night. The audience's reaction shifted after a challenging start.
San Pedro and San Pablo Celebrated Across Spain on June 29
On June 29, the Catholic Church in Spain honors San Pedro and San Pablo, along with other saints. The date highlights the roots of Christian tradition and its ongoing role in Spanish society.
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum Unveils New Atrio Arriaga Amid Major Expansion
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao has opened its new Atrio Arriaga, marking a key milestone in its ongoing expansion. The space connects three main buildings and highlights the city's cultural renewal.
A24 Faces Key Oscar Decision After Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ Success
A24 secured Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ after a fierce Sundance bidding war. The film’s cast and script have sparked talk of major Oscar potential. The distributor now faces a pivotal choice on its awards campaign.
Hollywood Brings Cowboys & Aliens to Life with Star Cast and Genre Twist
A mysterious stranger arrives in Absolution, New Mexico, as the town faces an alien threat. The film blends western and science fiction, with Daniel Craig, Olivia Wilde, and Harrison Ford leading the cast.
Strawberry Moon to Shine Over Spain in Unusually Low Orbit
Spain will witness the first full moon of summer, known as the Strawberry Moon. The phenomenon peaks late on June 29, appearing larger and lower than usual. Clear skies and low light pollution will be key for the best view.
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