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Dutch princesses redefine royal style at Prinsjesdag

The three daughters of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima made a striking statement at Prinsjesdag, each choosing bold and personal looks that signal a new era for the Dutch royal family. Their fashion choices reveal a clear move away from classic royal protocol.

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Andrew Scott brings new depth to tortured roles in Spanish cinema

Andrew Scott stars in Pressure, playing a conflicted meteorologist at the center of D-Day. The film arrives in Spain this week, adding to Scott's reputation for intense, layered performances.

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Patricio Guzmán and the Enduring Power of La Batalla de Chile

Patricio Guzmán, the acclaimed Chilean director, has died at 85. His documentary trilogy La Batalla de Chile remains a defining work on Chile’s turbulent history. Guzmán’s films shaped the country’s memory and global perception.

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Rare Cars Take Over MadRing Circuit at Spanish Grand Prix

Nearly sixty rare cars, from hypercars to historic prototypes, filled the MadRing circuit during the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix. CarDesign.es organized an exhibition that set a new standard for automotive events in Spain.

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Patricio Guzmán dies in Paris at 85 after shaping political documentary

Patricio Guzmán, the acclaimed Chilean documentarian behind La batalla de Chile, has died in Paris at 85. His films chronicled the fall of Allende and Pinochet’s rise. The news triggered tributes from Chile’s leaders and cultural figures.

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Thirteen Biscuter Microcars Turn Zamora into a Moving Museum

A fleet of thirteen Biscuter microcars rolled into Zamora for a unique gathering that blended automotive heritage, local cuisine, and the spirit of active aging. The event offered rare sights, personal stories, and a reminder that passion for the road knows no age.

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Zadie Smith explores uncertainty in her new essay collection

Zadie Smith's new book gathers essays from nearly a decade. She examines art, politics, and personal memory. The collection stands out for its openness to doubt and change.

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Widow’s Bay dominates Emmys as Matthew Rhys and Jean Smart make history

Widow’s Bay took home 14 Emmys in 2026, with Matthew Rhys and Jean Smart setting new records in lead acting categories. The Pitt and DTF St Louis also earned major wins, while several big-name shows left empty-handed.

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Immersive Odyssey Experience Launches in Madrid with Virtual Reality

A new immersive production at Matadero Madrid transforms Homer's Odyssey into a virtual reality adventure. Visitors interact with ancient Greece using VR, holograms and 360-degree projections. The project aims to make the classic epic accessible to all ages.

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Oasis announces two Barcelona concerts for 2027 world tour

Oasis will play two shows in Barcelona in July 2027, following the long-awaited reconciliation of Noel and Liam Gallagher. Fans must register online for a chance to buy tickets.

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Arde Bogotá Brings Back In-Person Ticket Sales for New Tour

Arde Bogotá is skipping online sales for their new album tour. Fans will need to buy tickets in person at select Spanish venues, with strict limits and a stage setup that puts the audience right around the band.

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Cayetano Rivera turns to painting as family feud with Fran intensifies

Cayetano Rivera has stepped back from the public dispute with his brother Fran, channeling his energy into painting. His recent appearance at an art session marks a new direction, even as the family conflict continues in the background.

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Collectors and families converge at MercaJuguete in Príncipe Pío

This Saturday, Príncipe Pío shopping center transforms into a haven for toy enthusiasts as MercaJuguete returns with vintage classics, modern collectibles, and unique handmade pieces. More than 15 exhibitors promise a day of nostalgia and discovery for all ages.

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Telecinco moves First Dates to Fridays, pushing De Viernes later

Telecinco is moving De Viernes out of its usual slot to make room for First Dates on Friday evenings. The change means a later start and likely shorter runtime for the magazine show, signaling a shift in Mediaset’s approach to prime time scheduling.

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Messerschmitt Microcar Draws Crowds at Pontevedra Classic Car Gathering

A 1957 Messerschmitt KR200 microcar, untouched and straight from Finland, will headline the Pontevedra classic car event. Seventy vintage vehicles from Spain and Portugal are set to transform the city’s main square for one day only.

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Hande corners Suna as secrets come to light in My Sweet Lie

Tensions reach a breaking point in My Sweet Lie when Hande discovers Suna’s true identity and threatens to reveal it. The new episode, streaming exclusively on Mediaset Infinity, marks a decisive moment for the main characters.

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My Sweet Lie: a hidden family tie comes to light

A key episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande’s search for answers leads to a tense confrontation and a major reveal about Suna’s identity, keeping viewers hooked on the Turkish series’ sharp twists.

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Telecinco moves First Dates to Fridays to counter La Voz's return

Telecinco is changing its evening lineup, expanding First Dates to Friday nights and pushing back ¡De Viernes! as La Voz returns to Antena 3. The move is a direct response to the competition for prime time viewers.

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Widow’s Bay Curse Stuns Emmy Night with Fourteen Wins

The 2026 Emmy Awards delivered a shock as La maldición de Widow’s Bay swept fourteen trophies, including Best Comedy. The series outpaced established favorites and set a new standard for debut shows, while the ceremony itself broke with tradition.

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Matthew Rhys makes Emmy history with two lead acting wins in one night

Matthew Rhys became the first person to win lead acting Emmys for two different shows in a single night at the 2026 ceremony. Widow’s Bay swept the awards, and Jean Smart achieved a milestone with wins for every season of her series. The night saw several records fall and a few surprises.

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Madrid Festival Boycotted Over Allianz’s Israel Investments

More than twenty cultural figures have pulled out of Madrid’s Festival de las Ideas, protesting Allianz’s financial ties to Israel. Organizers now face mounting pressure to address the controversy.

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Alcoy Brings Festival History to Life with Parade Honoring Gonzalo Barrachina

Alcoy’s Modernist Fair will feature a parade that recreates the city’s festival spirit from over a century ago, paying tribute to composer Gonzalo Barrachina and marking the 750th anniversary of San Jorge’s patronage.

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Mediterranean villa in Marseille blends family history with the landscape

A caretaker’s house in Marseille has been transformed into Villa Rossignols, preserving century-old pines and Provençal stone. The renovation connects architecture with the Mediterranean setting and family heritage.

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Mexican restaurants reshape Madrid with a surge in authentic cuisine

Madrid now hosts 187 Mexican restaurants as the local Mexican community doubles in a decade. Authentic cuisine and investment are changing the city's gastronomic landscape. The Copil seal sets a new standard for quality and tradition.

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Telecinco Pushes Back ¡De Viernes! as First Dates Takes Over Friday Nights

Telecinco moves First Dates into Friday's early evening slot, delaying ¡De Viernes! and shortening its airtime. The change comes as Antena 3 brings back La Voz, raising the stakes for Friday night ratings.

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My Sweet Lie episode sparks new doubts about Suna's identity

A pivotal episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande's visit to Dogan's house puts Suna's secret in jeopardy, raising the tension in the Turkish drama as daily episodes continue to reveal new twists.

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Hande threatens Suna after uncovering her secret in My Sweet Lie

Hande exposes Suna’s true identity and prepares to use it against her. The new episode of My Sweet Lie arrives exclusively on Mediaset Infinity. Tensions escalate as Suna faces a critical decision.

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Arde Bogotá limits ticket sales to physical box offices for new tour

Arde Bogotá will sell tickets for their new album tour only at physical box offices in eight Spanish venues. Online sales are excluded. The band aims for intimate shows with strict entry limits and a unique stage setup.

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Oasis announces two Barcelona concerts for 2027

Oasis will play two shows at Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in July 2027. The world tour includes major cities in Europe and the US. Fans must register online for a chance to buy tickets.

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Catalonia Mourns the Passing of Its Oldest Shepherd at 99

Marina Vilalta i Fajula, the most senior shepherd in Catalonia, has died at 99. Her life embodied the struggle and pride of rural Girona. Her legacy now shapes the future of Catalan agriculture.

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Los Pedroches wins first Jamón World Cup in Ronda

Los Pedroches took top honors at the inaugural Jamón World Cup in Ronda, where regular visitors—not industry judges—chose Spain’s best ham. The Córdoba region outperformed Guijuelo, Jabugo, and Extremadura in a direct public tasting.

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Movistar Plus announces October film premieres and exclusive releases

Movistar Plus has confirmed a wave of new film premieres for October. The lineup includes major cinema hits and direct-to-platform debuts. Several titles are timed for Halloween, expanding the streaming offer for Spanish viewers.

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TVE pulls Valle Salvaje to keep Directo al grano on air during La Vuelta

TVE drops Valle Salvaje’s episode to prioritize live coverage of La Vuelta 2026. Directo al grano stays, but with a shorter slot. La Promesa is unaffected. The network’s programming flexibility faces a real test.

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Poloboya Brings a New Kind of Game to Barcelona’s Sant Sebastià Beach

Poloboya, a sport invented in Barcelona, draws players from around the world to Sant Sebastià Beach. The only rule: float and have fun. With no scorekeeping and a welcoming spirit, the game has become a summer tradition.

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Nacha Pop to play free concert in Madrid's Plaza Mayor during San Isidro week

Nacha Pop will headline a free six-hour music event in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor during the San Isidro Festivities. The concert features other acts and tributes, making it a highlight of the city’s cultural week.

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