A few weeks ago, psychologist and content creator Sandra Parmo recommended a Korean film on her social media, 18x2 beyond youthful days, or in Spanish 18 years later. Quickly, several followers told her that they hadn't managed to find the film on the platform in any way. Parmo gave them a piece of advice: change the interface language to English, the easiest way to locate this title, which for many users seemed invisible. Are there really series or films that appear or disappear depending on the language in which we have Netflix configured? The short answer is yes, but the situation is a bit more complex.

When she was only 23 years old, Lena Dunham sold her first series, Girls, to HBO Max. The dramedy about a group of four friends living in New York was one of the shows that marked television in the second decade of the 2000s, and its protagonist and creator was very often also the subject of all sorts of articles and criticisms, often for her physique. Now Dunham, who will turn forty in May, has just published a memoir, Famesick (it will be published here in Spanish in September), in which she reviews not only the impact that sudden fame had on her but also her relationship with her co-stars on the series and the many health problems she has suffered throughout her life.

At 28 years old, Elle Fanning is in a splendid moment of her professional career. This year she has been nominated for best supporting actress for The Worst Person in the World, she will be one of the protagonists of the prequel to The Hunger Games and this week she premieres a new series entirely designed for her to shine. In Margo has money problems, which arrives this Wednesday on AppleTV, she plays a young university student who gets pregnant after having relations with her professor, who is older and married. The girl decides to keep the baby, but this implies dropping out of school and financially supporting her new, small family. Her world will open up when she discovers OnlyFans, where she will create a profile and earn money by rating her followers' penises.

Daily existence, with all its professional and personal demands, can end up being like a pressure cooker on the verge of exploding. This is one of the ideas behind Beef, the Netflix anthology series that explores all the dysfunctions caused by the capitalist system. The second season, which premieres this Thursday, focuses mainly on two couples, one in their forties and another in their twenties, and the growing tension between them as well as within each of their relationships. The four main protagonists are Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny.

When Euphoria premiered in 2019, it took half the world by surprise. The series, which was an adaptation of an original Israeli title, showed adolescent disillusionment and anguish in a new way thanks to Sam Levinson's stylistic daring and managed to hook adult viewers even though, in principle, they were not the target audience for the production. After a four-year wait and voices claiming that the third season would never happen, the HBO Max fiction returns with an installment that has many chances of being the definitive farewell according to the statements of its protagonists. A good part of the cast are now global stars, although when the series started they were practically unknown. We review the five most outstanding names of , which in its third season will mix drug trafficking, sex, and decadence.

In this chapter we talk about a space Easter. And is this news?" is the question we often see in the comments of news about the pink press and pop culture. And, obviously, they are not news that occupy the front pages of newspapers, but they are issues that we often discuss with friends or family around a table or at the bar counter. And this is what we do in this podcast: move to a place to review some social chronicle news that serve not only to keep up with the most outstanding gossip, but also to talk about love, friendship or breakups.

It's one of the great comedies of recent years, but it's closing its curtains. Hacks, the funny story of the relationship between a veteran comedian and a younger one, premieres this Thursday its fifth and final season on HBO Max. It arrives at its end on its own terms, being aware that it was time to close shop and not unnecessarily prolong the plot so as not to damage its legacy as one of the best-written comedy series of recent times.

The nightmares of the theocratic dictatorship of Gilead did not end the day that The Handmaid's Tale aired its last episode. The series starring Elisabeth Moss and based on Margaret Atwood's novel concluded in mid-2025, but before saying goodbye to viewers, it was already official that it would have a continuation titled The Testaments. The new fiction premieres this Wednesday on Disney+ and picks up the action years after the original series ended. If viewers didn't suffer enough then, this new foray returns ready to test their endurance.

Iñaki Mur (Barcelona, 1993) became known for series like Merlí, but he left that stage behind a long time ago. He now plays Salvador Dalí in This is not a murder mystery (Esto no es un misterioso asesinato on Filmin), a Belgian series set in the thirties of the 20th century that functions as a kind of Agatha Christie in which the main suspects in a murder are surrealist artists such as the Catalan painter himself, Man Ray, René Magritte or Lee Miller. The story is inspired by the real relationship between the magnate and patron Edward James, owner of the West Dean estate in West Sussex, and the international surrealist circle. The series premieres on Tuesday, April 7.

Easter holidays are so short that they practically shouldn't count as holidays. But if you are among those who can extend the break beyond the strictly festive days, you will surely have time to rest and also relax with a mini-series that doesn't involve being glued to the screen for many hours. To make the job easier, we recommend eleven recent mini-series that you can watch these days.

Footballer Marc-André ter Stegen and his girlfriend, Ona Sellarès, have announced they are expecting a baby. The couple, who confirmed their relationship in the summer of 2025, used Instagram to share the news: they posted a photo of them kissing and showing an ultrasound to the camera. The image is accompanied by the text "Full of love" and Coldplay's song Yellow.

In this chapter we investigate an emerging concept: Ortega Yoga. "And is this news?" is the question we often see in the comments of news about the gossip press and pop culture. And, obviously, they are not news that occupy the front pages of newspapers, but they are issues that we often discuss with friends or family around a table or at the bar counter. And this is what we do in this podcast: we go to a venue to review some social chronicle news that serve not only to keep up with the most outstanding gossip, but also to talk about love, friendship or breakups.

In June 2024, 3Cat's Sense ficció aired La fugida, the documentary about sexual abuse of minors by the Jesuits of Casp and the Sant Ignasi de Sarrià School. That investigative journalism work continues this week with the premiere this Tuesday of La fugida, veritats ocultes, a production that expands the investigation with new cases and emphasizes the mechanisms of cover-up of aggressors by religious congregations and schools. The documentary will have two broadcast windows: it can be seen on Sense ficció at 10:05 p.m. and will also be available on 3Cat in an expanded version of three episodes (the broadcast on conventional television combines the three parts into a single episode).

Chappell Roan She's one of the biggest pop stars of the moment, but she's explained on more than one occasion that she doesn't particularly like fans and photographers approaching her in public when she's not working. This weekend, the Missouri-born singer was accused of being especially aggressive with a young fan, an 11-year-old girl who turned out to be Jude Law's daughter and, at the same time, the stepdaughter of soccer player Jorginho. The controversy began when the Flamengo midfielder posted a series of Instagram stories claiming that the pop star's security detail had been particularly rude to Ada Law, whom he calls his "daughter" but who is actually the daughter of Jude Law and Catherine Harding, Jorginho's current wife.

For most viewers and the general public, Lisa Kudrow will always be Phoebe Buffay, the eccentric masseuse who was part of the group of friends from Friends. But the actress's professional life is not limited to the superpopular comedy of the 90s and early 2000s. When Friends ended, Kudrow embarked on other professional projects, the most personal of them The comeback, a comedy considered a cult classic that is now returning to television 12 years after its second season (the first premiered in 2005). The new installment, the last the series will have, premieres this Monday on HBO Max.

This Tuesday, Telenotícies vespre connected live to Sants station to report on the situation with Rodalies after the R1 and R4 lines had their service interrupted due to a fire. While journalist Oriol Freixenet Guitart was trying to explain what was happening with Rodalies, a member of Adif's security team put their hand in front of the camera to prevent public television from continuing to report. "Renfe's security agents are preventing us from doing this live broadcast. We came with Renfe's permission and they are interrupting us. We cannot explain more than what we were explaining to you, that the service has been interrupted," said the journalist, while from the production of Telenotícies vespre they were inserting B-roll footage of Sants station.

The Oscars, the most anticipated film event of the year, are also a fashion celebration thanks to the red carpet. Often criticized for being conservative, this year saw classic dresses, but also some of the latest trends showcased by major fashion houses.

A true story can be a juicy starting point for a television series, but also an endless source of headaches. Inevitably, if the protagonists of the story the fiction tells are still alive, they may feel they haven't been well represented or understood by the creators. In some cases, this can even lead to legal action. A recent example of the discomfort a series based on real events can generate is... Love storyBut there are many other examples.

Maria del Carme Banús (Alcover, 1953) has dedicated more than three decades to uniting couples. She is matchmakerA modern version of the traditional matchmaker. In the mid-90s, she radically changed her professional life and founded Samsara, one of the few marriage agencies in Barcelona.

In this episode of "A Matter of Image," we explore the question, "Is this news?"—a common refrain in the comments sections of celebrity gossip and pop culture stories. While these aren't headline news, they are topics we often discuss with friends and family around a table or at a bar. This podcast delves into the world of celebrity news, offering a unique opportunity to explore themes of love, friendship, and breakups.