A two-year time jump, new characters, and official clues point to a season driven by consequences rather than beginnings
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
60 Years of A Man and a Woman: The Film That Reinvented Adult Love on Screen
Why the 1966 classic feels more relevant than ever in the age of algorithms
Top 10 of the Week (February 9–14, 2026) on Streaming
Between established franchises, recurring true crime, and narrative comfort, rankings reveal an audience averse to risk and guided by familiarity
Milano Cortina 2026: How On-Ice Cameras Changed Figure Skating
When the Camera Learned to Skate Alongside the Athletes
Ryan Murphy’s Love Story Made Me Question Whether the Kennedy Myth Still Matters
Ryan Murphy’s series impresses in form, but is the story still relevant today?
Love in the Age of Algorithms: What Is Love Today?
Between binary judgments, psychoanalysis, and romantic myths, why we still argue about what true love really is
10 Comfort Rom-Coms for Valentine’s Day on Streaming
Between nostalgia and escapism, romantic comedies have reclaimed the role of emotional refuge that Hollywood once abandoned, and streaming has turned this comeback into a cultural phenomenon.
Love Story Episode 3 Recap: Jackie Kennedy’s Death Changes Everything
The national mourning for the “widow of America” becomes the definitive catalyst for the couple’s union, merging intimate loss and public myth into a single narrative
Love Story (Recap) Episode 2: Crises and Reunion of Carolyn and John
Amid Daryl Hannah, family conflicts, and media pressure, the episode shows how fate brings the couple back together in the midst of emotional and public chaos
Love Story (Recap) Episode 1: The Beginning of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn’s Romance
How Ryan Murphy reconstructs Carolyn and John John’s meeting, between instant fascination, media pressure, and the early signs of a romance destined for tragedy
