Elsa Pataky marks a decade abroad by reflecting on Madrid’s changing character. The actress names the city rituals and places she still considers irreplaceable, and describes how Madrid’s new energy shapes her visits.
A major wildfire in Huesca put the region’s largest second-hand bookstore at risk. More than 240 residents from several villages were evacuated as flames neared homes and businesses.
A new Movistar Plus documentary about Rocío Jurado, produced by her daughter, has reignited family tensions. Memoirs said to have been discovered recently offer an account of her marriage that differs from previous versions. Basic relatives declined to participate.
Production of 'Iruña 1997' starts this July in Pamplona. Set during the 1997 San Fermín festival, the series features Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle as police officers investigating a suspicious death.
Pasapalabra on Antena 3 continues to draw prominent names from Spanish culture and television. Its mix of general knowledge and family entertainment remains part of its appeal. This episode features four well-known guests.
Ana Obregón has announced the return of her annual summer photo shoot. She highlights its significance for women over 50. The tradition, set for July, continues to draw public attention.
Producer Luis Álvarez has joined Santiago Segura and José Mota in buying the medieval Castillo de Pedraza in Segovia. They plan to turn the iconic fortress into a cultural space for exhibitions and public events, with concerts also planned.
Mario Gas brings his literary cabaret 'La lluna és blanca, muy blanca' to Teatre La Fàbrica. The acclaimed director revisits his life and artistic passions in a one-man show where music and poetry accompany his memories.
Macharaviaya, a village of around 500 residents in Málaga, will become a living tribute to US independence on July 4, 2026. The event honors Bernardo de Gálvez, whose legacy links the Andalusian town to American history.
After losing their jobs in a major bookstore chain’s collapse, three friends launched Botica de Lectores. Nine years later, they have opened six stores in Seville, reviving spaces left by others.
Toñi Moreno appeared for the first time on El Hormiguero, discussing her challenging start in television. She spoke openly about supporting her family and her rapid rise in Andalusian media.
Iñaki Gabilondo and Carlos Alsina, nearly 30 years apart in age, have each set standards in Spanish journalism. Their mutual recognition highlights the evolution and influence of radio in Spain.
TV3 has been accepted as an "auxiliary member" of the European Broadcasting Union. The move deepens its European ties but does not grant Eurovision access. The decision highlights the distinct position of Catalonia's public media.
The Festival de las Ideas y la Cultura in Rivas-Vaciamadrid will proceed as planned. A Madrid tribunal dismissed the PP's appeal against the event contract as late, lifting the automatic suspension.
Telecinco is launching 'El verano se mueve', a daily program mixing entertainment with current affairs and social commentary. Laura Madrueño joins the team after a break from television as the show aims to lift the channel’s afternoon audience.
For the first time, Pamplona will receive direct revenue from televised broadcasts of the iconic San Fermín bull runs. A new agreement with RTVE and EITB sets annual payments and grants access to decades of historic footage.
The Balearic group Fades interrupted their concert in Vilassar de Mar after ice was thrown at them. The event was suspended following several incidents. The band links the aggression to rising hostility toward queer artists.
Padre Damián, known for his appearance on “La Voz,” has left the priesthood after 20 years. His decision follows a long period of personal reflection. He now plans to dedicate himself to cultural and educational projects.
Aitana Sánchez-Gijón stars in ‘Malquerida’ at Teatro del Soho CaixaBank. Recent film work coincides with the production, as family life remains part of her public story.
Aitana Sánchez-Gijón stars in 'La malquerida', reviving Jacinto Benavente's classic. The play exposes family dysfunction and social pressures, while Sánchez-Gijón voices concern over youth prospects in Spain.
Princess Elisabeth attended her first state banquet in Brussels, wearing Queen Mathilde’s laurel tiara. With Japan’s imperial couple as guests, the event highlighted a generational shift in Belgium’s royal family.
Gipuzkoa and Canada have formalized a partnership to send a replica of the 16th-century whaling ship San Juan from Pasaia to Red Bay. The project revives a centuries-old maritime route and aims to strengthen cultural and economic ties.
Ester Expósito's dance at a Bad Bunny concert in Madrid has sparked heated debate. The actress has responded to criticism, drawing attention to social judgment and women's freedom.
Spain’s Ministry of Culture has launched the fifth Bono Cultural Joven, offering €400 to those turning 18 in 2026. This year, the program includes musical instruments, art supplies, and cultural workshops among eligible expenses.
A wedding in Galicia brought together well-known TV figures, including Alejandra Rubio and Terelu Campos. The celebration featured personal touches, emotional moments and distinctive gifts for guests.
A memorial mural for Francoist victims was removed from El Puerto de Santa María cemetery. The local government called it "macabre," prompting legal complaints and public outrage. The artist may seek damages.
Ana Torroja, the iconic voice of Mecano, has released her first album with lyrics written entirely by her. Now based in Mexico, the singer is setting out on a new tour across Spain and America, opening a new phase in her career.
A public punishment for Victoria shocks the valley as the bishop arrives. Braulio faces rejection from Manuela, while Rosalía struggles with her baby. Tensions escalate in the latest episodes.
Lydia Rodríguez has left Presuntos Implicados, citing years of mistreatment and strict control. Her claims highlight persistent sexism in Spain’s music industry and echo experiences reported by other well-known artists.
Sónar 2026 ended with standout performances by The Prodigy and Stoor. Thousands attended the festival’s final night, which held on to its signature intensity despite changes to the event. Other basic acts also shaped the atmosphere.
Sónar Kids returned to Barcelona with all tickets sold out and new entry restrictions in place. Around 1,500 people attended the family festival at Parc del Fòrum, where high demand coincided with a heatwave.
Lydia Rodríguez's departure from Presuntos Implicados has sparked a public dispute. Her claims of mistreatment during her 17 years with the band have prompted strong reactions from former bandmates and renewed scrutiny of the group's internal dynamics.
At the Museo del Melonero in Villaconejos, the focus is on honoring the families who made the fruit famous. Director Fernando Agudo explains how the town’s history and wartime encounters shaped its melon tradition, and why most supermarket melons aren’t the originals.
On Sónar’s second day, Charlotte de Witte dominated the stage. Skepta impressed with his set, while Kelis failed to connect with the audience. Attendance patterns and artist choices shaped the festival’s atmosphere.
Sónar Festival’s new venue and layout have sparked confusion and debate, with attendees reporting a loss of the event’s unique atmosphere. Practical changes and a stronger focus on music over experimentation mark this year’s edition.
