Brad Pitt is considered one of cinema's great sex symbols, but that doesn't mean he's always had luck in love. Actress Christina Applegate has just published her memoir, You with the sad eyes: a memoir, in which she recalls how she stood up Brad Pitt mid-date to go with a suitor she found more attractive, rocker Sebastian Bach, singer of the band Skid Row. It all happened during the MTV Video Music Awards ceremony in 1989, when she was 17, Pitt was 25, and Bach was 20. At the time, however, the famous one of the couple was Applegate, who was starring in the comedy Married... with Children.

Traditionally, Hollywood has sought to hide from the general public all those issues about its actors and actresses that might make them seem like human beings rather than gods. Now, however, the tables have turned, and the industry is increasingly less restricting its stars from revealing certain aspects of their real lives, even though this may generate some media controversy. In the face of a more empathetic society, which judges them less for being human, some of the greatest icons of the Mecca of cinema are increasingly daring to show the wounds life has left them, which sends a beneficial message to all of us because, subjugated to idolatry as we are, it doesn't occur to us as well if it automatically occurs to them that we automatically think of ...

"And this is news?" is the question we often see in the comments on news stories about tabloids and pop culture. And, obviously, these aren't news stories that make the front pages of newspapers, but they are issues we often discuss with friends or family around a table or at the bar. And this is what we do in this podcast: we go to a local location to review some news from the social chronicle that serves not only to keep up with the most important gossip, but also to talk about love, friendship, and breakups.

Xasteros House, designed in 1969 by the visionary Greek architect Nikolaos Xasteros, arrived at the Terra Remota winery in Sant Climent Sescebes in May 2023 and quickly became the centerpiece of the 54-hectare estate. The winery's owners, French couple Emma and Marc Bournazeau, are keen on architecture, and there's always an experimental house on display on their estate. Xasteros House is a work inspired by the space age—which is why it's also known as "the UFO house," as it evokes a spaceship—and is one of the jewels of 20th-century prefabricated architecture. Until Brad Pitt acquired it in the middle of last year, it was owned by French collector and gallery owner Clément Cividino, who rescued it from a town near Athens and restored it. Apparently, the discovery of the Xasteros House was something "uncommon" that a group of Greek architects discovered about seventeen years ago in the middle of a forest in Athens, where the structure was abandoned.

"And this is news?" is the question we often see in the comments on news stories about tabloids and pop culture. And, obviously, these aren't news stories that make the front pages of newspapers, but they are issues we often discuss with friends or family around a table or at the bar. And this is what we do in this podcast: we go to a local to review some news from the social chronicle that serves not only to keep up with the most important gossip, but also to talk about love, friendship, and breakups.

It sounds like a joke, but it's not. The toxic mold that appeared in the homes Brad Pitt's NGO built in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina will take the actor to court. Despite the fact that Angelina Jolie's ex-husband has done everything he could to turn himself in, this week we learned that this will not be possible and that he will have to testify in a case in which the plaintiffs are demanding more than $20 million from him and his charitable organization for the adverse health effects these houses have caused them. from all over the world in 2006. When the controversy began, it seemed that everything would be completely diluted by the passage of time and by good lawyers, but as Mateu Montsolís said to his unforgettable sister Eulalia in Nizaga of power: "The past always comes back, Eulalia."