Between delivery and improvisation: what sets Shakira apart from Madonna and Lady Gaga
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
Hacks, season 5, episode 5 (recap): mother and daughter don’t compete, they repeat
The reality show exposes a relationship that has always existed, but was never truly seen
Grupo Corpo: between 21 and Piracema, time as choreography
After an international run, the company returns to Rio with sold-out performances, presenting a program that turns repertory and premiere into a continuous reading of its own trajectory
Streaming Top 10: the first week of May begins with subtle rearrangements
The streaming landscape enters May quietly reshaping what audiences choose to watch
Anne Boleyn: the promise of a face, and what this new research actually reveals
The attempt to identify her using artificial intelligence does not resolve the central mystery, because the problem was never merely technical
Hacks: when making people laugh stops being automatic
Returning to Who’s Making Dinner? forces Deborah to face the past without the filter of nostalgia
Shakira in Copacabana: rehearsal and setlist reveal a show designed for Brazil
The third artist to take on the challenge of filling the beach after Madonna and Lady Gaga, Shakira arrives in Rio with a long-standing connection to the country that helps explain the reach of her pop
Oscars 2027 rule changes reshape authorship, acting and global cinema
From allowing multiple acting nominations to tightening rules around AI, the Academy redefines merit, campaigning and belonging in contemporary filmmaking
Fleetwood Mac and “Silver Springs”: Lindsey Buckingham tries to rewrite the moment
The guitarist says he doesn’t remember the 1997 performance, but his face-off with Stevie Nicks remains one of the most intimate moments ever captured on stage
Widow’s Bay: where humor meets horror, and Matthew Rhys holds the balance
Created by Katie Dippold for Apple TV+, the series turns a New England island into a tonal laboratory, where the supernatural is not metaphor and Matthew Rhys’ performance precisely guides a world in which laughter and fear emerge from the same place
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