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The Brazilian film I’m Still Here (2024), directed by Walter Salles, has been nominated for three categories at the 2025 Oscars. The film earned spots in the prestigious Best International Feature Film and Best Picture categories, as announced by the Academy of

For the first time in Brazil’s history, Black Consciousness Day is being celebrated as a national public holiday. Marked annually on November 20, this historic date commemorates the legacy of Zumbi dos Palmares, a symbol of Black resistance and the fight for

The 25th edition of the Latin Grammy Awards took center stage in Miami, spotlighting a wide array of talent from across the globe. Brazilian artists, known for their exceptional creativity and rich musical heritage, were among the night’s brightest stars, taking home

The vibrant and imaginative world of OSGEMEOS is taking over Washington, D.C. For nearly a year —from September 29th, 2024, to August 3rd, 2025—, the renowned Brazilian street artists Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo—famously known as OSGEMEOS—will showcase their expansive new exhibition, “Endless

The highly anticipated series “City of God: The Fight Rages On” has recently premiered on HBO and Max, reviving the legacy of one of Brazil’s most prestigious films on the global stage. This spin-off, set two decades after the original film, explores

Get ready to turn up the heat—Brazil is officially the sexiest country in the world! According to U.S. News & World Report, our vibrant land of samba and sunshine has claimed the top spot in the “Sexiest Countries” category. So, what makes

The Brazilian film “I’m Still Here,” directed by the acclaimed Walter Salles, recently clinched the Best Screenplay award at the Venice Film Festival, a testament to its profound narrative and the country’s turbulent history. “I’m Still Here” navigates the dark corridors of

Welcome to Rio, the Heartbeat of Music! As Rio de Janeiro dresses up for the monumental 40th edition of Rock in Rio, the excitement in the air is palpable. Imagine stepping into one of the globe’s most exuberant cities, now pulsating even