A Mexican Sculptor’s Survey Anchors São Paulo’s Big Latin Art Year
Opening May 15, 'Matter and Energy' brings Damián Ortega's first South America survey to MASP—35 works across three decades, then...
June 18, 2026Section
Entertainment
Entertainment News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
Brazil’s Cinema Boom – How Two Oscar Runs Rebuilt an Industry
Two straight years of Oscar contenders have turned Brazilian cinema from a fragile art form into a rebuilding industry that...
June 17, 2026
Why Rio Is Pitching Its Film Industry to Investors in China
The Rio film industry took its pitch to Shanghai to court Chinese investment, part of a push to turn the...
June 17, 2026
Why the World’s Streamers Keep Betting on Brazilian Stories
Netflix's new slate of shows and Globoplay's Oscar win mark a fresh phase in the streaming wars over Brazilian content,...
June 16, 2026
Why Mexicans Still Pack the Cinema in 2026
The Mexico box office is now the world's eighth-largest and packs more screens than almost anywhere, even as streaming grows....
June 16, 2026
A Quechua-Language Film Is Conquering the World
La Hija Cóndor, a Quechua film from Bolivia, has conquered festivals worldwide and drawn crowds at home. Inside an Andean...
June 16, 2026
Why Hollywood Is Remaking Latin America’s Soap Operas
Globo telenovela hits are being remade in English for the US, as Brazil's media giant and global streamers bet on...
June 16, 2026
Latin America Dominates the World’s Best Food Cities, Led by Lima
Lima topped Time Out's 2026 ranking of the world's best food cities, with Medellín, Mexico City and Buenos Aires putting...
June 15, 2026
Netflix Bets Big on Latin America With Its Largest Slate Yet
Netflix is pouring prestige money into Latin America in 2026, from a García Márquez epic to a World Cup drama,...
June 15, 2026