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Almáchar to Give Away Over 4,000 Litres of Free Ajoblanco at Annual Festival
On September 5, 2026, Almáchar will host its 56th Fiesta del Ajoblanco, offering more than 4,000 litres of this traditional cold soup for free. The event features tastings, workshops, flamenco, and a shuttle service from Torre del Mar, drawing visitors to one of Málaga’s oldest food festivals.
Santiago Calatrava: No Miracles, Only Relentless Work
Santiago Calatrava, known for reshaping city skylines, credits his success not to sudden inspiration but to years of disciplined effort and experimentation. His journey from Valencia to global recognition reveals how persistence and technical curiosity shaped his most ambitious projects.
Historic Replica of Virgen de la Peña de Francia Returns to Salamanca
A unique 18th-century replica of the Virgen de la Peña de Francia, kept in Cantabria, will be temporarily moved to its original sanctuary in Salamanca. The transfer ends decades of family debate and revives a lost tradition.
Major Shake-Up in Spanish Radio as Leading Voices Change Roles
Spain’s top radio stations launch the new season with sweeping changes. Cadena Ser and Onda Cero overhaul their morning and evening lineups. Cope bets on stability as rivals compete for listeners.
Controversy Surrounds 'La Gran Muralla' Starring Matt Damon and Pedro Pascal
‘La Gran Muralla’, led by Matt Damon and Pedro Pascal, faced criticism over its casting and mixed reviews. Despite this, the film has found renewed popularity on major streaming platforms.
David Galán Achieves Historic Indulto with ‘Triunfador’ in Tarifa
David Galán secured an indulto for ‘Triunfador’ in Tarifa, earning four ears and two tails. Daniel Crespo and Manuel Escribano also left the ring with top honors. The event marked a standout evening for Lagunajanda.
SER Catalunya Expands Catalan Programming and Focuses on FC Barcelona
SER Catalunya launches a new season with more Catalan-language shows and a renewed focus on FC Barcelona. The station also celebrates 50 years since the first football broadcast in Catalan.
Movistar Plus Updates September 2026 Lineup With Major Premieres
Movistar Plus introduces a refreshed schedule for September 2026. The platform adds high-profile premieres, including 'Novocaine' and 'The Brutalist'. Viewers will also find new series and documentaries throughout the month.
RTVE Play Releases First Episodes of 'La amiga estupenda'
The acclaimed Italian series 'La amiga estupenda' debuts new episodes on La 1 and RTVE Play. The first three episodes are now available for streaming. The story follows the evolving friendship of Elena Greco and Lila Cerullo in 1950s Naples.
Paquiño Fears His Century-Old Machines Will Fall Silent
José Francisco Fernández, known as Paquiño, keeps agricultural machines over 100 years old running for Galdo’s traditional harvest festival. As fewer people know how to operate them, he worries the craft will disappear when he no longer can. A recent documentary brought his story to a wider audience.
Netflix’s The Whisper Man Fails to Deliver Suspense Despite Star Cast
Netflix’s The Whisper Man brings together Robert De Niro, Adam Scott and Michelle Monaghan in a crime thriller that fails to generate suspense. The film’s execution and performances have drawn criticism for lacking energy and depth.
BBC Confirms Top Gear Comeback With Jimmy Carr in Talks to Host
Top Gear is officially returning to BBC after a long hiatus, with comedian Jimmy Carr emerging as a leading candidate to front the show. The BBC is rebuilding the presenter lineup following a serious on-set accident in 2022.
Madrid Hosts Free Cultural Events as Summer Ends
Madrid launches a week of free cultural events, including the Festival Internacional de Piano Madrid a Tempo and the traditional La Melonera festivities in Arganzuela. Residents can also enjoy open-air cinema, contemporary art, and innovative dance performances.
Temporada Alta Festival Unveils Ambitious 35th Edition in Girona and Salt
The 35th Temporada Alta festival in Girona and Salt will feature 91 shows, including 16 international productions and 22 world premieres. Major names like Needcompany, Peeping Tom, and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui are confirmed.
Historic Cortijo del Fraile to Become Cultural Hub After Years of Neglect
The Cortijo del Fraile in Níjar, Almería, will be restored as a cultural and artistic centre. Authorities aim to revive the abandoned landmark, investing €25 million to boost the region’s social and economic life.
Tim Curry Passes Away at 80 After Long Illness
Tim Curry, famed for 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show', has died at 80 in Los Angeles. The actor faced serious health challenges for years. Police confirmed no foul play at the scene.
Tomatina in Buñol: Thousands Join the Iconic Tomato Battle
The streets of Buñol filled with crowds as the Tomatina festival returned. Participants threw tomatoes from trucks, turning the town into a sea of red. The event drew locals and visitors for a day of celebration.
CD Projekt RED Unveils Major Expansion and Remaster for The Witcher 3
CD Projekt RED has revealed Songs of the Past, a new expansion for The Witcher 3, and announced The Witcher 3: Remastered. The update brings significant gameplay changes and will be free for current owners.
Sorogoyen’s 'El ser querido' Impresses with Direction but Lacks Emotional Depth
Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s latest film, 'El ser querido', stands out for its direction and Javier Bardem’s acting. Despite technical mastery, the film is noted for its restrained emotional impact. The drama premieres in Spain on August 26.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80 After Decades of Cultural Impact
Dolly Parton has died in Nashville at 80. She built a global career without aligning with any political party, yet consistently spoke out on key social issues. Her approach set her apart in American culture.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Country Music Icon Leaves Lasting Legacy
Dolly Parton, legendary American singer and philanthropist, has died at 80. Her influence shaped generations of artists and fans worldwide. The news was confirmed by her family, marking the close of a remarkable career.
Dolly Parton: Six Decades Defining Country Music and Beyond
Dolly Parton rose from a modest background in Tennessee to become a global icon. Her career spans music, film, and philanthropy. Key moments and collaborations shaped her legacy.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Country Music Icon Leaves Lasting Legacy
Dolly Parton, one of country music’s most influential figures, has died at 80 in Nashville. Her six-decade career included over 3,000 songs and 100 million records sold. The news marks the end of an era.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Legacy of Music and Philanthropy
Dolly Parton, iconic singer-songwriter and philanthropist, has died at 80. Her influence spanned music, film, and charity. She leaves behind a record-breaking career and a global literacy initiative.
Historic Bar Cofiñal Closes After 50 Years in Seville
Bar Cofiñal, a fixture in Seville’s Los Remedios district since 1976, has closed after more than five decades. The López Fernández brothers, both in their 80s, retire, ending an era for a bar known for its traditional cuisine and cinematic charm.
Barcelona to Invest €52 Million in La Escocesa Transformation
Barcelona will overhaul the former La Escocesa industrial site in Poblenou. The city and private partners will invest €52 million to create housing, cultural spaces, and social initiatives. Completion is planned for 2029.
Juana Dolores Considers Stopping Work in Catalan Amid Backlash
Juana Dolores warns she may stop creating in Catalan after facing criticism. The artist cites ongoing attacks and controversy over her recent statements. The debate highlights tensions around language and identity in Catalonia.
Catalan Summer University Accuses Govern of Neglect Over Funding Delays
The Universitat Catalana d’Estiu closed its 58th edition amid sharp criticism of the Catalan government. Organizers cite delayed subsidies and a sense of neglect. The future of the event remains uncertain.
La Séptima Delays Presenter Hires Until Javier Ruiz Joins Leadership
La Séptima has put new presenter signings on hold, waiting for Javier Ruiz to join its leadership team. The channel, set to launch nationwide in November 2026, plans a lineup with a female majority and a focus on live news and analysis.
Benidorm Honors Otto von Habsburg, Last Heir of Austro-Hungary
Benidorm now commemorates Otto von Habsburg, the last Austro-Hungarian heir, with a street in his name. His discreet life in Spain, friendship with Franco, and unique legacy continue to spark interest.
Buddhist Monastery in Ourense Reopens After 2024 Fire Destruction
Chu Sup Tsang monastery in San Amaro, Ourense, has reopened after a devastating fire in 2024. The site now enters a growth phase, with new meditation cabins planned in the forest. Community support and rapid rebuilding have marked its recovery.
Canal Sur to Broadcast La Malagueta Bullfight for 150th Anniversary
Canal Sur Televisión will air a special bullfight from La Malagueta on August 20. The event marks the 150th anniversary of the Málaga bullring. Morante, Diego Urdiales and Fortes will face bulls from Núñez del Cubillo.
Victorino Martín Returns to Málaga: Dramatic Bullfight and Injury
Victorino Martín's comeback to Málaga brought a tense bullfight. Fortes and Emilio de Justo left the arena on shoulders. Manuel Escribano suffered a serious leg injury but continued his performance.
Emilio de Justo and Fortes Triumph in Málaga’s Victorino Martín Bullfight
The return of Victorino Martín’s bulls to Málaga brought high drama. Emilio de Justo and Fortes exited through the Puerta Grande, while Manuel Escribano fought on after a serious goring, earning a standing ovation.
Cádiz Marks 250 Years as Key US Gateway in Spain
Cádiz’s archive showcases two and a half centuries of US-Spanish ties. The city hosted one of the first US consulates in Spain. Rare documents and photos trace a unique commercial and diplomatic history.
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