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Arab Ambassadors Urge Madrid to Halt Casa Árabe Eviction
Seventeen Arab ambassadors have called on Spain’s government to prevent the eviction of Casa Árabe from its Madrid headquarters. The city council cites urgent repairs, but diplomats warn of damage to Spain-Arab relations.
A Five-Meter Guillotine Sparks Debate in Rural Galicia
A five-meter guillotine has appeared in Trasanquelos, a Galician village of 70 residents. The work, by Catalan artist Carlos Pazos, is turning the rural enclave into an unexpected hub for contemporary art.
Telecinco to Premiere 'Sandokán' with Can Yaman in Lead Role
Telecinco launches 'Sandokán', starring Can Yaman, set in colonial Southeast Asia. The series revisits a classic adventure with international cast and high production values. Premiere scheduled for July 22 at 23:00.
Pasapalabra Brings Together Stars From TV, Music and Bullfighting
Pasapalabra welcomes a diverse lineup this week, including figures from bullfighting, acting, music and journalism. Contestants Javier and David continue their record run, aiming for the AlaZ jackpot with celebrity support.
Joan Roca, Founding Bassist of Antònia Font, Dies at 54
Joan Roca, bassist and founding member of Antònia Font, has died at 54. His illness was kept private. The band’s upcoming concert was cancelled. Roca’s discreet presence shaped the group’s sound.
Kaylee Hottle, Star of ‘Godzilla vs Kong’, Dies at 19 in Maryland Crash
Kaylee Hottle, the 19-year-old actress from ‘Godzilla vs Kong’, died in a traffic accident in Maryland. Her father confirmed the news. Hottle was celebrated for her role as Jia and her impact on deaf representation in film.
Joan Roca, Founding Bassist of Antònia Font, Dies at 51
Joan Roca, bassist and co-founder of Antònia Font, has died at 51. His passing deeply affects the music scene in Mallorca and Catalonia. The band’s unique sound shaped regional culture for decades.
Toni Falgueras Named 2026 La Mercè Festival Town Crier in Barcelona
Toni Falgueras, owner of the historic celler de Gelida, will open Barcelona’s La Mercè 2026 festivities. The announcement was made by Mayor Jaume Collboni. For the first time, all ten city districts will host events.
Catalan Author Josep Vallverdú Dies at 103, Leaving Literary Legacy
Josep Vallverdú, renowned for shaping Catalan children's literature, has died at 103. His work, including the beloved Rovelló, marked generations. Tributes highlight his impact on language and culture.
Dr. Doom’s Accent in ‘Vengadores: Doomsday’ Sparks Debate Ahead of Release
The first trailer for ‘Vengadores: Doomsday’ has revealed Dr. Doom’s debut in the Marvel universe. His Eastern European accent, tied to his Latverian origins, has become a talking point. The film’s release is set for December.
Girona Residents Demand End to Film Shoot Discounts in Historic Center
Residents in Girona's Barri Vell are pushing to end tax breaks for film crews. Locals say repeated shoots disrupt daily life and want production companies to pay full municipal fees.
Chuck Palahniuk Returns With Dystopian Satire on Power and Meritocracy
Chuck Palahniuk's latest novel imagines a future where gifted children are auctioned for leadership roles. The book blends satire, hypnosis, and internet culture, raising questions about meritocracy and attention spans.
Palau de la Música to Open New Entrance on Via Laietana
Barcelona’s Palau de la Música Catalana will open a new entrance on Via Laietana. The project includes a shop and immersive exhibition. The move aims to attract more visitors and boost visibility for the historic site.
Paco Ron, Key Figure in Modern Asturian Cuisine, Dies
Paco Ron, a leading innovator of Asturian cuisine, has died. His work transformed the region’s culinary scene. Ron’s legacy includes a Michelin star and the founding of NUCA.
Family Bakery Delikatessen Draws Crowds and 300,000 Followers
Delikatessen, founded by sisters Susana and Yolanda López in 1999, has become a local institution and social media sensation. With their children now involved, the bakery blends tradition and innovation, attracting customers from far beyond its Catalan hometown.
Javi Mora Joins 'Pasapalabra' After Decades of TV and Film Success
Javi Mora, a veteran of Spanish television, cinema, and theatre, appears this week on 'Pasapalabra'. His career spans over 20 years, marked by complex roles and steady recognition. The actor now brings his experience to Antena 3's popular contest.
Public Favourites Revealed for La Velada del Año 6 Boxing Event
La Velada del Año 6 will feature 10 boxing matches with public voting already highlighting clear favourites. The event, led by Ibai Llanos, shifts focus from music to the ring. Key matchups and voting results signal high anticipation.
Sitges Festival Marks 50 Years of ‘Carrie’ With Restorations and New Horror
The Sitges Film Festival will spotlight the 50th anniversary of ‘Carrie’ with restored classics and new horror films. Spanish cinema and religious themes take center stage. Key venues face delays due to ongoing renovations.
Marvel Studios Opens Ticket Sales for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ in Infinity Vision
Marvel Studios has released the trailer for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’. Tickets are now available for Infinity Vision certified theaters. The film premieres December 18, 2026, with a cast spanning three universes.
Corcubión’s Medieval Market Returns With Over 220 Events by the Sea
From July 24 to 26, Corcubión will host the 24th edition of its celebrated Medieval Market, filling the historic town and waterfront with artisan stalls, live music, street performances and spectacular fire displays. The event promises a vibrant summer highlight for locals and visitors alike.
ZZ Top Delivers Predictable Yet Entertaining Show in Barcelona
ZZ Top performed in Barcelona, sticking to their signature style and humor. The band offered a familiar setlist, drawing a crowd distinct from the city’s football fans. Their efficiency and self-irony stood out.
Shakespeare’s Comedies Return to Spotlight in New Chilean Edition
A new edition of 'Tres comedias' revives Juan Cariola Larraín’s legacy. Paula Baldwin Lind highlights the translator’s impact and the evolving role of women in Shakespeare’s works. The project brings renewed attention to Chile’s contribution to world literature.
Cultural Sector Faces Sharp Drop in School Trip Bookings Across Catalonia
Hundreds of Catalan schools have suspended trips and camps for the next academic year. The move, led by teachers, is already hitting theatres, museums and rural centres. Many fear layoffs if bookings do not recover by September.
Belle and Sebastian Draw Thousands in Valencia for Iconic Album Concert
Belle and Sebastian performed their classic album "If You’re Feeling Sinister" in Valencia, drawing a large crowd at the FAR concert series. The event also featured Xoel López and highlighted the band's enduring appeal.
Catalonia’s Culture Minister Warns of Losses in Sijena Heritage Dispute
Catalonia’s Culture Department is launching new measures to protect heritage sites from fires and floods. Minister Sònia Hernández highlights the risks in the Sijena case and the push for cultural rights and regional balance.
The Man Preserving the World's Largest Adobe City Brick by Brick
Arturo Rafael Jerónimo Valiente crafts specialized adobe bricks to help protect Chan Chan, the largest mud-brick city on the planet. His expertise, rooted in childhood experience, now supports the ongoing fight to preserve this UNESCO World Heritage site against climate, urban pressure, and vandalism.
Carlos Alsina Steps Down from Early Slot on Más de Uno After 11 Years
Carlos Alsina ends his 11-year run as the early morning voice of Más de Uno. He hands over the 6 AM slot to Rafa Latorre but remains with the program. Alsina now focuses on creative radio projects and midday broadcasting.
Belle And Sebastian Mark 30 Years of ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in Barcelona
Belle And Sebastian performed their landmark album ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in full at Poble Espanyol, celebrating three decades since its release. The Glasgow group’s set blended nostalgia, melancholy and understated joy for a devoted Barcelona audience.
Yandel Packs Palau Sant Jordi With Symphonic Reggaeton Show
Yandel brought 17,000 fans to their feet at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. The reggaeton star fused orchestral arrangements with electronic energy. The event highlighted his enduring influence and genre-crossing appeal.
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey Film Sparks Global Interest in Ancient Epic
Christopher Nolan’s new adaptation of La Odisea brings the ancient epic back into the spotlight. Experts highlight Ulises’ complexity and the enduring relevance of Homer’s work. The film’s release is fueling renewed discussion worldwide.
María Parrado Impresses in Tu cara me suena 13 Final with Mariah Carey Performance
María Parrado delivered a standout performance in the final of Tu cara me suena 13. Her rendition of 'Vision of love' by Mariah Carey showcased her vocal strength. The outcome now depends on the public vote.
Finalists of Tu cara me suena 13 Reveal Their Last Performances
The five finalists of Tu cara me suena 13 have announced their final acts. Four will perform musical numbers, while one takes on a legendary diva. The winner will be decided by public vote tonight.
Doctor Zhivago Mini-Series With Keira Knightley Returns to Streaming
The 2002 mini-series Doctor Zhivago, starring Keira Knightley and Sam Neill, is now available on ITVX. The adaptation, set during WW1 and the Russian Revolution, features a notable British cast. Ratings remain strong.
Asia Transforms La Modelo Prison Into Concert Hall for Grec Festival
Barcelona’s La Modelo prison hosted an experimental concert led by violinist Asia. The event honored late Franco-era inmates who once played Bach on an out-of-tune piano. The performance reimagined the prison as a space for memory and sound.
Prime Video to Replace Kratos Actor After On-Set Injury Halts ‘God of War’
Production of Prime Video’s ‘God of War’ has been suspended after Ryan Hurst, cast as Kratos, suffered a serious injury. The studio will now recast the lead and reshoot completed episodes. Filming is expected to resume in autumn.
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