Jorge Pinto: "I was on the Cais metro with the pram, the lifts weren't working. I let out a swear word, and two people stared at me"
Jorge, are you a good catch? Guilherme Geirinhas speaks with Jorge Pinto in the seventh episode of the fifth season of Bom Partido, featuring the presidential candidates.
"Arco": a sublime streak tearing the sky
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Hand-drawn, balancing family melodrama and retro‑futuristic science fiction, the French film is fascinating — one of the most beautiful animated films of this decade. We spoke with the director, Ugo Bienvenu.
"I'll be Mourinho until the end": Coach responds to comments about how he handles players in 'crisis' moments
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“I got to where I am by being Mourinho,” the coach said.
Inês Aires Pereira: 'Maybe I’m not here to make art and go to the National Theatre. I’m here to be free and to help more women not to feel alone'
In the first episode of 2026 of Humor À Primeira Vista, Gustavo Carvalho interviews Inês Aires Pereira, actress and author of Namastê. After a turbulent period in her personal and professional life, a spiritual retreat in Brazil sparked the idea for the show — her first solo performance, in a style close to stand-up comedy.
The Resident Podcast: Interview with Erik de Vlieger
Our guest today is Erik de Vlieger, who tells the story of the Portuguese notary he fell in love with at first sight (and had to marry), and shares his The post The Resident Podcast: Interview with Erik de Vlieger appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Viriato Soromenho-Marques: 'The old lie was the one aimed at deceiving our adversary, but we knew what the truth was'
INTERVIEW, PART 1 || Today we have created a society in which falsehood itself 'becomes a modern lie' — and even now liars 'believe that their lie is the truth'. This is what a philosopher says, and from that razor-sharp remark he unfolds a map of the present (and what lies ahead) without embellishment: a world in which we invent and deploy technology faster than we can govern it, a Europe that was born as a political promise of peace and that so often became a machine of rules, wars that reshuffle alliances and spread shocks, the climate as a limit.
I'm not ashamed to show off my most feminine side
Censorship did not emasculate him, fame never seduced him and laziness is the sin he hates most. From an invented childhood to journalism under censorship, Júlio Isidro talks to us about sensitivity and freedom.
