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Tag: Miscelana in English
Selected Miscelana articles available in English. Here you’ll find cultural analysis, reviews, and essays on cinema, television, literature, and pop culture, translated from the original Portuguese to reach a wider international audience
The book that tries to decode Marilyn, and may go too far
New biography, letters, and clinical archives reveal Norma Jeane, and expose the ethical line between understanding and intrusion
Noel Gallagher and the legacy that made him Songwriter of the Year at the BRITs 2026
Without releasing new music for two years, the Oasis songwriter is honored for discipline, catalogue, and lasting influence on Britpop
Paul Wesley joins The Buccaneers, and Nan gets a new romance
Pregnant and on the run, the Duchess of Tintagel makes room for a seductive stranger who may redefine the series
The Omen Turns 50: Why the Antichrist Classic Still Terrifies
With its Oscar-winning score and the unsettling Damien Thorn, the 1976 film remains influential half a century later and gains renewed attention after The First Omen
Bridgerton Moved On Without Simon and Daphne, the Duke ad Duchess of Hastings
Regé-Jean Page’s pandemic fame never translated into a return or lasting leading-man status
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 review: predictable romance, flawless execution
Even without surprises, the series turns a Cinderella-style tale into elegant emotional comfort and sets up the next season
The definitive actresses of literary heroines on screen
From Lizzie Bennet to Anna Karenina, iconic performances explain why new versions face instant scrutiny
Gorillaz turn loss into transcendence on The Mountain
Damon Albarn’s new record transforms personal loss, spirituality and mortality into a contemplative work
Top 10 on Streaming: What Dominated February 2026 Worldwide
Between period romance, family franchises, reality shows, and Westeros, the global ranking reveals an exhausted audience seeking comfort — but unwilling to give up narrative intensity
