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Rosalía’s LUX: Faith, Femininity and a New Language for European Pop
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With LUX, Rosalía makes an ambitious turn toward the sacred: orchestral colors, choral textures, and a dense web of Catholic and mystical references. In Spanish-language press and broadcast interviews, she...
Culture
Brussels, October 5, 2025 — Amid global anticipation, Taylor Swift released her twelfth studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, on October 3, marking what many already describe as the...
ENTERTAINMENT
Zürich, Switzerland — September 26, 2025 — Dakota Johnson made a striking entrance at the 21st Zurich Film Festival this week, where she was honored with the Golden Eye Award...
Culture
Spanish pop-soul artist Lorena Guzmán unveiled her latest single, Amapolas, on 11 July 2025. Far more than a song, it is a delicate emotional journey—an invitation to revisit memory, embrace...
Culture
The blades of the windmill of the legendary Moulin Rouge cabaret in Paris are spinning again - more than a year after they fell, AFP and DPA reported. Late on...
ENTERTAINMENT
Basel, Switzerland — The stage is set for Saturday’s grand finale of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest. After two nights of glitter, drama, and high-octane performances, 26 countries have qualified...
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When “Blew My Mind” appeared on May 1, 2025, it arrived not as a mere song but as a quietly insistent statement of purpose. From its first moments, the track...
Culture
Martin Scorsese, the legendary director known for his probing explorations of faith and humanity, is turning his lens toward an unprecedented subject: the late Pope Francis. The new documentary, Aldeas...
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In a twist that redefines Marvel’s cinematic roadmap, the studio’s latest film Thunderbolts *—long shrouded in mystery surrounding its titular asterisk—has revealed itself as a Trojan horse for a seismic...
Culture
In an age when classical pianists are often shaped by conservatory polish and safe repertoire choices, Cyprien Katsaris has long danced to a different rhythm — and not just metaphorically....
