Following their commercial success, 'K-Pop Warriors' achieved acclaim by winning both Oscars for which they were nominated: Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for 'Golden'. The band, Huntrix, performed the viral track during the awards ceremony this Sunday night.
João Melo, lead singer of the band A Fúria do Açúcar, recalled the night he spotted what he believes was a UFO in the skies over Alhandra, where he lived. Alien invasion: “No. In my opinion, they are already here.”
A new addition joins the long list of 'memes' starring actor Leonardo DiCaprio, created during this Sunday's Oscars ceremony. The ceremony's host, comedian Conan O'Brien, issued the challenge and the actor played along.
And here we are, in full-country mode, discussing Margarida's dress which, following Carolina's skirt, has become the centre of the great and renowned national forum for textile analysis. A column by Carmen Garcia.
“I have nothing against the Jenner family, but for me, the signs were all there. And it annoyed me that I had already pointed them out and only now have people realised,” the commentator highlighted.
He became known as the voice of ‘Eu Gosto É Do Verão’, one of the most singable tracks of the Portuguese 90s, still remembered today as soon as the summer season approaches. João Melo, lead singer of the returning band A Fúria do Açúcar, is the guest on the latest edition of Posto Emissor. On the BLITZ podcast, he spoke about a musical journey that began in the 80s and later also led him to television.
He became known as the voice of ‘Eu Gosto É Do Verão’, one of the most singable tracks of the Portuguese 90s, still remembered today as soon as the summer season approaches. João Melo, lead singer of the returning band A Fúria do Açúcar, is the guest on the latest edition of Posto Emissor. On the BLITZ podcast, he spoke about a musical journey that began in the 80s and later led him to television.
The 'Bandidos do Cante' stole the Festival da Canção from the usual suspects, the friends of the RTP elite, those of politically correct and woke music, and returned it to the people who go to 'Preço Certo' and watch it at home, who gave them the victory.
“Discovery”, the album that turned Daft Punk into global stars, made millions of people fall in love with ‘One More Time’, the Japanese-style animated music videos, and the iconic robot helmets through which two Frenchmen became superhumans. Critics didn't buy into it, BLITZ included, but its legacy in contemporary pop is undeniable. In 2001, “Discovery” showed us that music is also a matter of ecstasy.
Timothée Chalamet is the most influential young actor in the film industry. With millions of followers and an extraordinary career, he has already been nominated for the Best Actor Oscar three times by the age of 30, a feat previously only achieved by Brando. To these, he adds his role as producer of Marty Supreme. He has embodied Bob Dylan, enchanted stars in Dune, delivered an incomparable Willy Wonka, and every director is desperate to work with him. He is chameleonic and, like the best, can be everything and its opposite: strong and vulnerable, leader and submissive, luminous and dark. His pure talent and sharp instinct for managing his career did not stop him from speaking out to dismiss ballet and opera, highlighting their irrelevance and lack of future. An opinion disrespectful and unfair to dancers, singers, musicians, and set designers. However, as a self-absorbed cretin, he has the right to be one without paying a price—or so it seems. The betting favorite to win an Oscar has plummeted in the polls, influential people are threatening him with cancellation, and millions around the world have suddenly developed a miraculous passion for ballet and opera, which does not align with actual attendance rates. It is unbearable when freedom is wounded by those who theoretically defend it. Nothing harms the left more than this hypocrisy of the politically correct, who cling to fame like pilot fish feeding on the scraps from a shark's jaws.
The McDonald's CEO has been gaining followers on social media and a month ago showed himself trying a new burger. His rival at Burger King has now decided to imitate him. And the first official visit by Seguro.
Chanel's 'Saudade', Almodóvar's deafness, a Cinderella moment at Dior, a thong at Gucci. Plus everything that has been annoying us on social media and the worst habits of the 90s.
In its film debut, “Marty Supreme” revives 1950s wardrobe — from grey suits to a white sleeveless undershirt that has gone down in history as the “wife beater”.
In the 1960s, the American Gene Roddenberry had tried everything in life: he had been a police officer, a journalist, a security guard and was now trying a career as a scriptwriter and television producer. He had this strange idea about a spaceship travelling the galaxies trying to make contact with new forms of life. In the original concept of the series, ...
A new chapter in the seemingly endless 'Game of Thrones' saga, the hit series overseas that's finally arriving here ('Heated Rivalry'), and the stories of Disneyland and the life of Mel Brooks: there's something for everyone.