Welcome to your weekly dose of entertainment news! From satirical series to supermodels dancing the samba, there's something for everyone this week. Let's dive in!
Satire and Stupidity: A Royal Laugh
A new series by Garrido and Valor, focusing on Luis I, is making waves. Described as a "satire on human stupidity," the series is praised for its clever writing, transgressive nature, and outstanding performances. Critics are calling it a must-watch for those who enjoy a good laugh at the absurdity of life. It's a "brilliantly written, transgressive, and wonderfully performed" take on royal life, so if you're looking for something to binge-watch, this might be it!
Speaking of life's absurdities, Madrid-based writer Ray Loriga is questioning the whole thing in his new novel. According to Loriga, "As soon as you wake up, you've screwed it up." He challenges identity discourses and advocates for a literature without a cause, ultimately asking, "This thing called living is a grand, what for?" A bit bleak, perhaps, but certainly thought-provoking.
Gene Hackman Case: Accidents or Something More?
The investigation into the case involving Gene Hackman and his wife continues, and new evidence has emerged. Investigators have ruled out a gas leak as the cause of the incident. Instead, they are now exploring the possibility that a "chain of accidents" may have led to the mysterious scenario. While the investigation is ongoing, the possibility of suicide remains open. This is a developing story, and we will continue to provide updates as they become available.
Aramburu's Reflections and Shayk's Samba
Fernando Aramburu, the author of the acclaimed novel "Patria," has a new collection of short stories out, titled "Hombre caído" (published by Tusquets). Aramburu is known for his introspective nature, carefully considering his words and thoughts. He says that "Being at peace with myself is the reward for being a moral person," offering a glimpse into his philosophical approach to life and writing.
Finally, trading runways for rhythm, supermodel Irina Shayk has been spotted reigning at the Rio Carnival! She skipped Paris Fashion Week to celebrate Brazilian culture, passion, music, and dance. Shayk credits her grandmother as her greatest inspiration, and says that fitness and samba classes are the key to succeeding at Brazilian festivities. Now *that's* how you celebrate life!
That's all for this week's entertainment news! Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the world of arts and culture.