Netflix acaba de recuperar una de las adaptaciones más elegantes de Agatha Christie, un misterio de lujo, celos y sospechosos que se ha colado entre lo más visto en solo 24 horas.
El palacio de los Luján ha abierto sus puertas para nuevos roles y, junto a Máximo de Buenaventura, ha llegado un miembro de su servicio al que hemos visto en otras ficciones españolas tras debutar en una desconocida serie diaria.
La princesa de Asturias ha dado su toque personal al diseño original de la blusa que ha estrenado durante un acto en el Palacio de la Zarzuela: esta es la propuesta de la firma y así la lleva ella.
Leo Messi creció en Rosario jugando al fútbol a todas horas, pero su infancia también estuvo marcada por un problema médico que obligó a su familia a moverse rápido. Años después, aquella decisión acabaría llevándolo al Barça.
Twenty One Pilots are gearing up for one more visit to the site of their biggest live triumph. The Columbus, Ohio-bred duo announced on Thursday (July 16) that fans will get another chance to watch their IMAX concert film, Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined, beginning on Aug. 8, with streaming provided by Kiswe.
The band will also host an online watch party on Aug. 8 that will feature Q&A with singer Tyler Joseph and drummer Josh Dun after the screening to discuss the movie that was shot in front of a sold-out crowd of 65,000 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on the band’s 2024-2025 world tour. The special screening will allow fans to watch the film simultaneously and take part in interactive features, including a live chat. Tickets for the screening are available now; to buy tickets for the watch party click here. Following the watch party, the film, which opened in theaters worldwide on Feb. 26, will be available for on-demand purchase until Aug. 22.
In addition, 21P are releasing an accompanying live concert album, More Than We Ever Imagined (Live in Mexico City), which will be available on all DSPs on Aug. 7. The album is available for pre-order now in several limited-edition formats, including a Digipak CD, a 2LP red vinyl in a gatefold jacket and a deluxe photo book edition double-LP. The deluxe edition is a hardcover photobook with oversized accordion-fold pages with live photography and artwork, as well as a collection of oversized prints.
21P will bring it all back home on Oct. 17 with a show at Columbus’ Ohio Stadium featuring Death Cab For Cutie in front of 62,000 fans, marking the biggest U.S. headline show of their career. The duo are currently on the road on an international festival run that includes July and August dates in Europe and a late-summer/fall round in North and South America that will hit: Osheaga in Montreal (July 31), Sommo Festival in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island (Sept. 11), Rock in Rio in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Sept. 13), Shaky Knees in Atlanta (Sept. 19), Oceans Calling in Ocean City, Md. (Sept. 26), Austin City Limits in Austin, Texas (Oct. 4 and 11), and Corona Capital in Mexico City (Nov. 21).
Check out the More Than We Ever Imagined (Live in Mexico City) tracklist below:
1. Overcompensate
2. Holding On To You
3. Car Radio
4. Tear In My Heart
5. Shy Away
6. Heathens
7. Next Semester
8. Routines In The Night
9. The Line
10. Mulberry Street
11. Navigating
12. Nico And The Niners
13. Heavydirtysoul
14. Guns For Hands
15. Lavish
16. Ride
17. Paladin Strait
18. Jumpsuit
19. Midwest Indigo
20. Stressed Out
21. Trees
The Cure’s Robert Smith is not looking forward to the Chris Martin-curated half-time show at Sunday’s (July 19) FIFA World Cup final. For the first time in its history, the final will feature a half-time show, which runs to 11 minutes of the allotted 15-minute break. Broadcasters, however, expect the total half-time break to potentially run to 30 minutes, a violation of FIFA’s own rules.
The move has been roundly criticized as has the introduction of “hydration breaks” during the first and second halves, with fans often booing the breaks in the stadium.
Ahead of the match-up between Argentina and Spain for the trophy at the New York/New Jersey Stadium, Smith has blasted the show – set to feature BTS, Justin Bieber, Shakira and Madonna – and FIFA’s president Gianni Infantino in a pair of posts on The Cure’s official Instagram profile.
Sharing a description of the event alongside his own commentary, Smith’s caption reads: “The half-time show, which has been curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, will feature Madonna, Justin Bieber, Shakira and the K‑pop boyband BTS. Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantosser, has described the half-time show as ‘groundbreaking spectacle’ that will ‘celebrate football, music and our shared values, ensuring a legacy that transcends the final whistle.’ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH… #Breadandcircuses #MUGWANK #pleasejustf–koff.”
A few hours later, Smith clarified that while he was not criticizing the artists themselves, he was disdainful of the show as a concept and the fact that President Trump will be on hand alongside Infantino to award the winner the coveted trophy.
He added, “sigh… FOR THOSE OF US NOT QUITE GETTING IT: THE POINT IS NOT R E A L L Y ABOUT W H O IS CURATING OR PERFORMING, IT IS ABOUT THE #MUGWANK I D E A OF A FOOTBALL WORLD CUP FINAL HALF TIME SHOW… IF YOU NOW UNDERSTAND MY ‘AAAAAAAGH!’ A BIT BETTER, BUT STILL DON’T AGREE, PLEASE ADJUST YOUR RED CAP, YOUR ‘I 🖤 JANNY + DONNY + $$$’ TSHIRT AND… KNOCK YOURSELF OUT? ONWARDS… RSX PS. “Infantosser has said he and US president Trumpton will small hand over trophy on Sunday”. SADLY, THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH A’S LEFT FOR THE ‘ARGH’ THAT SHOULD FOLLOW… #breadandcircuses #pleasejustf–koff #f–kfifa #justlookup.”
Smith is a longtime fan of west London team Queens Park Rangers. On Wednesday (July 17), England crashed out of the tournament following a 2-1 defeat to Argentina, with Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger caught on camera expressing his disappointment.
The Cure is currently touring through Europe on a festival run with their next show set to take place on Friday (July 17) in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
It’s Gracie Abrams’ week, and we’re just living in it. The U.S. pop artist today dropped Daughter From Hell, her third studio effort and the followup to 2024’s The Secret of Us, which went all the way to No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart.
One of its 16 tracks is “Minibar,” which Abrams and her full band performed late Thursday on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, a delicious entrée to her full album.
For the debut TV performance, Abrams slung an acoustic guitar and got to work with her full band, all of them bathed in a warm red light. Watch below.
Abrams also stuck around for a chat with Fallon. Right off the bat, Abrams confirmed she’s about to make her acting debut. “It’s happening. Yes, I leave very, very shortly,” she said, moving swiftly along before offering more details on what’s reported to be an A24 movie from Babygirl director Halina Reijn.
On her new album project, it’s “so cool for me,” he adds. “I feel stoked. It’s been nice to be back with the crew and band. And to kind of just, yeah, reunite. And the people that I made this with, I respect and admire so much.”
Abrams recounted how she freaked out during her 2025 Glastonbury Festival performance when she spotted Paul McCartney on the sidelines (there’s proof, caught on video), a neat segue to her forthcoming The Look at My Life tour. As the buzz built, her last tour scaled up to big rooms. This time, however, “we get the luxury of starting square one, like, wildest dreams kind of stage and design. Yeah, I’m really excited.”
Abrams will head out on her North America jaunt from Dec. 2 in Denver.
And for the record, the “Daughter From Hell” in that album really is Abrams. “That song was the last one that I wrote for the album, and it is like a, you know, decades overdue apology to my mom, basically,” she tells Fallon.” No, she wasn’t a monster child. Just a “defiant person,” which can be “turbulent” for mom and dad. “This is a thank-you note to her.”
Watch below.
Olivia Rodrigo returns to the crest of the ARIA Albums Chart, as You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love (Geffen/Universal) enters a fourth non-consecutive week at No. 1.
Rodrigo rumbles with, and wins, her chart battle with the Rolling Stones, as the legendary British rock band drops in at No. 2 with Foreign Tongues (Polydor/Universal), their 25th studio album. It’s the Stones’ sixth top five album since the ARIA Charts launched in 1983, and the followup to 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, which peaked at No. 3.
Prior to the ARIA Charts era, Mick Jagger and Co. topped the leaderboard with Out Of Our Heads (from 1965), Sticky Fingers (1971), Exile On Main Street (1972), Goats Head Soup (1973), It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll (1974), Black and Blue (1976), Some Girls (1978), Emotional Rescue (1980) and Tattoo You (1981).
Closing out the podium on the latest frame, published Friday, July 17, is the soundtrack to Canadian drama Heated Rivalry (Milan Records/Sony), new at No. 3. The collection features Canadian musician Peter Peter and tracks from Wolf Parade, Wet Leg, t.A.T.u. and others, and was released in January of this year, but is boosted by its release on physical formats.
Also new to the chart is Bring Me The Horizon’s Count Your Blessings Repented (RCA/Sony), a re-recording of their debut album, issued to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Count Your Blessings Repented arrives at No. 5. The original didn’t impact the national Australian chart, but the Sheffield, England alternative rockers did go on to land four No. 1s.
The Temper Trap complete their comeback with a top 10 debut for Sungazer (Mushroom Music), the Melbourne indie-rockers’ fourth studio album and first in a decade. It’s new at No. 9. Winners of four-ARIA Awards, TTT now has four consecutive top 10 appearances, including a No. 1 with their self-titled effort from 2012.
Jack White cracks the top 20 with Frozen Charlotte (Third Man Record), his seventh solo studio. It’s new at No. 17, for his best chart position since 2018’s Boarding House Reach went to No. 11. The former White Stripes frontman has a solo best chart position of No. 2, with 2012’s Blunderbuss.
Further down the list is Future’s The Real Me (Epic/Sony) at No. 23; The Plot In You’s self-titled Concord/Universal release at No. 27; Australian rock band The Velvet Club’s Are You Falling In Love? (CMI), new at No. 29; Australian Idol’s 2024 champion Dylan Wright, whose fourth EP Crossroads (Sony) starts at No. 33; Adam Lambert’s Adam (Orchard) at No. 36; and Bella Kay’s My Reckless Abandon (Atlantic/Warner) at No. 38.
Over on the ARIA Singles Chart, Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” (Sony Music) holds at No. 1 for the sixth non-consecutive week. Langley extends an impressive winning streak for female artists. Indeed, the last male artist to top the tally was Justin Bieber, whose “Daisies” went to No. 1 on the chart published July 25, 2025 – one week shy of a full year ago. No new titles impact the latest frame.
