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They rewrite the books of Agatha Christie eliminating insults and ethnic allusions

They rewrite the books of Agatha Christie eliminating insults and ethnic allusions | Entertainment | The USA Print

ARRIVAL OF JORGE LUIS BORGES AT BARCELONA AIRPORT#@#BORGES , JORGE LUIS (1899-1986)

María Kodama, executor of Jorge Luis Borges, dies at 86 | Entertainment | The USA Print

Act of possession of the charges of the Aragonese Academy of Language, last November

“We work on artificial intelligence to avoid the creation of digital dialects” | Entertainment | The USA Print

How to raise passions at the Teatro Real by resurrecting Baryshnikov from 'Sunny Nights'

How to raise passions at the Teatro Real by resurrecting Baryshnikov from ‘Sunny Nights’ | Entertainment | The USA Print

“Evangelicalism can take root anywhere”

“Evangelicalism can take root anywhere” | Entertainment | The USA Print

(FILES) In this file photo taken on July 24, 2022, Brazil's First Lady Michelle Bolsonaro addresses supporters during the Liberal Party (PL) national convention where her husband Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was officially appointed as candidate for re-election, at the Maracanazinho gymnasium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. - Once a discreet companion, First Lady Michelle Bolsonaro gains prominence in the far-right president Jair Bolsonaro's bid to retain evangelicals and win the elusive female vote for the October 2, 2022, presidential election. (Photo by MAURO PIMENTEL / AFP)

The devil meets God | Entertainment | The USA Print

This is how Nastasia Urbano, the Spanish topmodel of the 80s who ended up living on the street, has changed

This is how Nastasia Urbano, the Spanish topmodel of the 80s who ended up living on the street, has changed | Entertainment | The USA Print

CINEMA: SHOOTING OF

Buñuel, a baturro exiled with Oscar | Entertainment | The USA Print

Jr NTR

Do you know what Jr NTR fondly calls Pranathi.?? | Gallery | The USA Print

Miles Davis, live

Monty Alexander, the pianist who played for Frank Sinatra and gave pumpkins to Miles Davis | Entertainment | The USA Print