By ending in 2005 and bringing together three versions of the queen, Peter Morgan’s drama turns its finale into a reflection on monarchy, memory, and identity
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
From Minnie Castevet to Aunt Gladys: When Horror Meets the Oscars
Ruth Gordon, Amy Madigan and Julia Garner linking two eras of horror
The 2026 Oscars In Memoriam Is Poised to Be One of the Most Emotional in Years
The deaths of Hollywood legends and planned tributes could turn the ceremony’s quietest pause into a historic moment
Hijack Season 2 Finale Explained: Who Survives the Metro Bomb? (Recap)
Sam races against time in Berlin as Lang’s plan detonates and Stuart’s revenge story is only beginning.
The Gilded Age Season 4: What the New Characters Reveal
Confirmed cast points to presidents, politicians, romances, and new conflicts in Gilded Age New York
Will Game of Thrones Become a Movie? What We Know About Aegon’s Conquest
Warner Bros. is developing a feature written by Beau Willimon, and Westeros once again raises questions about scale, representation, and the risk of “canonizing” an ending Martin hasn’t written yet
What happened to the Menendez brothers? Where are they today, and what has the court decided?
Understand the conviction, the resentencing, the parole denials and the impact of the Netflix series on Lyle and Erik Menendez’s future
The Crown and Prince Andrew: What the Series Showed, What It Omitted, and Why It Matters
How Peter Morgan Focused on the Line of Succession and Left Central Windsor Scandals Outside the Frame
Who Owns a Real Life? Ryan Murphy and the Power to Rewrite Memory
Ryan Murphy’s JFK Jr. Drama Reignites Debate Over Who Owns a Real Life Story
Red Right Hand: the meaning of Nick Cave’s song in Peaky Blinders
From its origins in John Milton to the film The Immortal Man, how the song became the definitive symbol of Tommy Shelby
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