The Buccaneers turns Nan into a fleeing caricature — and Edith Wharton must be rolling in her grave
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
Amanda Knox revisits one of the most controversial cases of the century
Disney+ miniseries revisits one of the most controversial cases in recent history and questions how an innocent young woman was turned into a villain by a flawed justice system and sensationalist media.
Why Jesus Christ Superstar Remains Relevant 55 Years Later
Jesus Christ Superstar remains relevant 55 years later, challenging conventions and stirring emotions through new interpretations.
The Talk Show Crisis: End of an Era in TV?
Talk shows, pop culture, and the decline of one of American television’s most influential formats
Alien: Earth – One of the Most Impressive Television Events of 2025
An epic that redefines the Alien mythos with visual power, political horror, and a soul of its own
Mob Rules – When the Crowd Screams Louder Than Reason
Black Sabbath’s anthem remains a brutal warning about what happens when we stop thinking—and let the mob decide.
George Russell, Henry Clay Frick, and the Price of Fortune
As George’s business collapses in The Gilded Age, the mirror to real-life robber barons — especially Frick, who survived an assassination attempt and became a symbol of power turned into legacy — becomes impossible to ignore. And HBO knew it all along.
Do Marian and Larry Break Up or End Up Together? What to Expect from the Season Finale
Are Marian and Larry Destined to Fall Apart? The Gilded Age’s Favorite Couple Faces Its Breaking Point
The Gilded Age: What happens in season 3 episode 7, where everything Falls Apart
George’s shooting, Marian and Larry’s conflict, and the episode that sets up the finale
Zambelli, the ballerina
Before it became a political meme, the name Zambelli was synonymous with discipline, technique, and endurance in ballet. Meet the real one.
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