Miquel Echarri

Perhaps reluctantly, WNBA star Caitlin Clark has become the right’s favorite player. The progressive movement now also has its standard-bearer in Paige Bueckers

‘Baisanos,' directed by siblings Francisca and Andrés Khamis, is a short documentary about the fans of Club Deportivo Palestino, a declaration of intent in solidarity with Gaza

Fifty years after its premiere, it is still remembered as a brave, intelligent and emotional film, one of the pearls of New Hollywood and a highlight in the career of one of the big screen's biggest stars

The 1978 production remains one of the worst films in cinematic history. But 45 years after the star’s death, it is also seen as her final, daring attempt to assert herself

The book ‘World Atlas of Football Stadiums’ proposes a transoceanic route that travels through Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas, from the most imposing and technologically advanced venues to the most peculiar, old, and peripheral ones

‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ premiered 50 years ago and remains, to this day, a strange artefact that almost nobody fully grasps. By most accounts, not even the singer ever really understood it

The buildings surrounding Wrigley Field have become a highly lucrative tourist attraction against their owners’ will. After half a century of litigation, it appears the club now has the upper hand

Forty years on, ‘The Color of Money’ remains a 1980s classic and a reminder that unlikely collaborations can produce extraordinary results