Between myth, identification, and the attempt to suspend time
Categoria: English
A selection of Miscelana articles in English, exploring film, television, music and cultural history for international readers.
Versões em inglês dos artigos do Miscelana, trazendo para o público internacional críticas, análises e histórias de cultura, cinema, séries e muito mais.
Apex: Charlize Theron carries an uneven Netflix thriller
Despite its clichés, the film finds its strength in the face-off with Taron Egerton.
Hacks, Season 5, Episode 3 (Recap): risk as performance, and as limit
Between staged romances, illusions, and public humiliations, the series returns to its central idea: Deborah only knows how to love when she’s in control, and she pays the price for it.
House of the Dragon: Season 3 teaser begins the countdown
With a June premiere, a new teaser arriving tomorrow, and CCXP footage pointing to a shift in scale, tone, and state of the series
Will There Be a Michael 2? Why the Sequel Is Uncertain
Behind the scenes of the 2026 Michael Jackson biopic reveal why his final years remain so difficult to adapt
Michael: The box office proves why he still dominates pop culture
Record-breaking opening numbers show that, even surrounded by controversy, Michael Jackson’s impact remains impossible to contain
Top 10 Streaming of April 20th through 25th: fragmented leadership and increasingly clear strategies
Between debuts that land straight at number one and catalogs that are reactivated, the rankings reveal how each platform constructs its own idea of leadership
The White Lotus: Helena Bonham Carter’s exit and what it reveals about the series
Between increasingly exposed behind-the-scenes dynamics and tight creative control, season four begins under tension
The Reiner case: a trial shaped as much by narrative as by law
As Nick Reiner’s defense prepares to speak for the first time, the crime that shocked Hollywood reveals itself as a battle over competing versions of truth
Running Point: sexism as a system, not an exception
How the Kate Hudson series turns microaggressions into routine — and humor into a survival strategy
