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Esther Perel Shapes New Comedy on Marriage and Therapy
Esther Perel’s expertise influenced the acclaimed film The Invite, which tackles marital tension and sexuality. The project brings therapy themes into mainstream cinema, challenging how relationships are portrayed.
Tom Hanks Turns 70: A Career That Redefined Hollywood Stardom
Tom Hanks marks his 70th birthday as a rare constant in Hollywood. His journey from modest beginnings to global recognition spans comedy, drama, and animation. His roles have shaped the industry and public perception.
Jordi Borja, Urban Planner and Political Figure, Dies at 85
Jordi Borja, a central figure in Barcelona’s urban transformation and democratic politics, has died at 85. His work shaped city planning and public debate. His legacy extends far beyond architecture, influencing generations.
TVE Overhauls Sunday Schedule for Spanish Civil War 90th Anniversary
TVE will suspend its usual Sunday shows to mark 90 years since the Spanish Civil War began. La 1 will air five films on the conflict, pushing out regular slots. The move highlights a rare, large-scale programming shift.
Madrid Offers Free Summer Events: Concerts, Art and Local Traditions
Madrid's summer calendar features free concerts, exhibitions and local festivities. Vallecas hosts the Fiestas del Carmen and Batalla Naval. Art and culture venues present new perspectives for residents and visitors.
Barcelona Residents Seek Relief from Heatwave in Immersive Experiences
Barcelona faces intense heat as the Cruïlla festival draws crowds. Residents turn to immersive exhibitions and renowned gelaterias for relief. New VR experiences and classic horchata spots see increased interest.
Mediaset España Files Lawsuit Against Antena 3 Over ‘Pasapalabra’ Finale
Mediaset España has taken legal action against Antena 3, claiming the new ‘AlaZ’ finale in ‘Pasapalabra’ is too similar to ‘El Rosco’. The case could impact the future of both shows and their formats.
Mediaset Files Lawsuit Against Atresmedia Over 'AlaZ' Game Format
Mediaset has announced immediate legal action against Atresmedia over 'AlaZ'. The Dutch company MC&F claims the new final round in 'Pasapalabra' is too similar to 'El Rosco'. The case could impact Spanish TV programming.
Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75 After Illness in Portugal
Bonnie Tyler, famed for her raspy vocals and global hits, has died at 75 in Portugal. The singer faced serious health issues after emergency surgery. Her legacy remains strong in Spain and worldwide.
Barcelona Police Recover Stolen Chillida and Coderch Sculptures Worth €235,000
Two suspects have been detained in Barcelona after allegedly stealing sculptures by Eduardo Chillida and Coderch & Malavia. The artworks, valued at €235,000, were recovered by police and returned to the galleries.
Bilbao BBK Live Marks 20 Years as a Key Cultural Force
Bilbao BBK Live celebrates two decades, now drawing 115,000 visitors and €23.6 million in economic impact. The festival’s evolution highlights its deep ties to the city and new focus on sustainability.
Cantora Estate Reveals Severe Neglect After Years Behind Closed Doors
Cantora, once a symbol of family gatherings, now shows clear signs of abandonment. The estate, inherited by Isabel Pantoja, was unveiled on television, exposing its deteriorated state and stirring strong reactions from those who knew it best.
Susana Abaitua Reveals Unusual Tactic for Privacy Amid Family Life
Susana Abaitua and Juan Dávila present 'El último mono' in Madrid. The film explores gender dynamics in the age of social media. Abaitua shares a candid story about balancing family and intimacy.
Shakira's Unexpected Video Call Disrupts 'La Revuelta' Finale
Shakira joined 'La Revuelta' via video call, sharing details of her Madrid concerts. An unexpected phone call and her assistant's cameo created a memorable live moment. The artist also discussed her tour and upcoming performances.
Controversial Comedy 'El último mono' Targets Machismo in Spanish Cinemas
The film 'El último mono' premieres August 7, confronting gender stereotypes with sharp humor. Susana Abaitua and Juan Dávila lead a cast that challenges the 'machosfera' in Spanish society.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced Launches With Updated Missions
Ubisoft has released Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, a remake of the 2013 title. The update brings refined mechanics and new content, but omits the original's modern-day storyline. The choice of game for a remake has sparked debate.
Sting Revisits The Police Era in Barcelona Concert
Sting returned to Barcelona with a trio format, focusing on his classic hits. The concert leaned into nostalgia, with only one recent song performed. Audience participation and familiar tracks defined the evening.
Uncertainty Grows Over Civil War Museum Plans in Teruel
The future of Teruel's Civil War museum is in question after the regional government changed the legal framework. Experts and opposition warn of possible changes to the original project. The building is ready, but the opening remains on hold.
Angel Studios Launches "Young Washington" With $19.3M, Sequel Announced
Angel Studios' "Young Washington" opened with $19.3M, just below forecasts. The film attracted a strong older audience and performed best in central US regions. A sequel, "1776", is already in development.
Miguel Ángel Blanco Documentary Exposes Gaps in Spain's Memory of ETA
A new Netflix documentary revisits the 1997 kidnapping and murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco. The film features King Felipe VI and highlights a striking generational gap: most young Spaniards do not know who Blanco was.
‘Pasapalabra’ Faces Audience Challenge Amid World Cup and New Final
‘Pasapalabra’ introduces a new final round as World Cup matches disrupt TV ratings. Antena 3 bets on high-profile guests from comedy, theatre, and Spanish pop to keep viewers engaged.
Movistar Plus Plans 26 New Spanish Series Annually in Major Expansion
Movistar Plus will double its Spanish series output, aiming for 26 premieres each year. The platform is investing in original productions, co-productions, and exclusive rights. Key partnerships with Atresmedia and Mediaset signal a shift in Spain’s TV landscape.
Vera Wang Challenges Age Norms at Paris Haute Couture Week
Paris Haute Couture Week began with Schiaparelli's show and a standout appearance by Vera Wang. At 77, Wang defied expectations with a striking look. Her presence set a new tone for the season.
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.
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