Category: Entertainment
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Hollywood’s Eccentric Leading Lady, Diane Keaton, Dies at 79
Diane Keaton, who remained one of Hollywood’s most eccentric and beloved actresses decades after her Oscar-winning performance in the film Annie Hall, died at 79. Her film producer confirmed her death to NPR on Saturday. When I met Keaton for an interview in 2014, she was sporting her signature look: bowler hat, sunglasses, and baggy…
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Brasília Emerges in National Tourism as Capital of Major Events and Boosts the Economy
From a city marked by its civic and architectural vocation, Brasília has taken on a new role on the Brazilian tourism map: as a strategic destination for major cultural, sports, and business events. This transformation is already directly impacting the capital’s economy and expanding leisure options for residents and visitors. This report is from Agência…
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Brasília Emerges in National Tourism as Capital of Major Events and Boosts the Economy
From a city marked by its civic and architectural vocation, Brasília assumes a new role on the Brazilian tourist map: as a strategic destination for major cultural, sports, and business events. This transformation is already directly impacting the capital’s economy and expanding leisure options for residents and visitors. Report from Agência Brasília. According to data…
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Western Country Fashion Conquers the International Runway
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Pharrell Williams, Louis Vuitton’s creative director, indirectly honored the sector that produces the most and adapts best to global crises—Agribusiness—with his western country bet. Enthusiastically, Louis Vuitton not only dominated international runways by imprinting country fashion but also sparked a rush among women in the sector to hunt for exclusive pieces in stores in Brazil’s…
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Actress and Comedian Berta Loran Dies at 99 in Rio
Actress Berta Loran died on Sunday night (28), at 99 years old, in a private hospital located in Copacabana, in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. Born in Warsaw, Poland, she arrived in Brazil as a child and established herself as one of the great names in national humor, with more than seven decades…
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Spring has arrived in Brazil!
With the arrival of the flower season, the Tourism News Agency highlights places that are true nature and knowledge refuges across the country’s five regions. Spring has arrived, and with it, the colors and scents that transform Brazil’s landscapes. The season, which officially begins this Monday (22/09), reinforces the invitation to connect with one of…
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Brazilian islands: study reveals presence of exclusive species
For many years, the Galápagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean have been known as a true sanctuary for unique species, such as giant turtles and marine iguanas. This may now change, and Brazilian oceanic islands, such as Fernando de Noronha, São Pedro e São Paulo, and Trindade, may start sharing the title of the most…
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Cinema Legend Claudia Cardinale Dies at 87
Claudia Cardinale, glamorous symbol of post-war Italian cinema who had a long and varied acting career in film and theater, died at 87, according to AFP and other French media outlets. Born in Tunisia to a family of Sicilian origin, Cardinale was introduced to the world of cinema in 1957 after winning a beauty contest…
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The Many Chicos, but Only One Anysio: Chico Anysio
“Humor is the brother of poetry, humor is what denounces, I have no possibility of fixing anything, but I have the obligation to denounce everything, humor is everything, even funny.” – Chico Anysio Francisco “Chico” Anysio de Oliveira Paula Filho was a Brazilian comedian, actor, radio actor, producer, announcer, screenwriter, writer, voice actor, presenter, composer,…
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“The Secret Agent” Will Represent Brazil at the 2026 Oscars
The Brazilian Academy of Cinema announced on Monday (Sept. 15) that the film The Secret Agent (O Agente Secreto in the original), by Kléber Mendonça Filho, will be Brazil’s representative at the 2026 Oscars in the Best International Feature category. With actor Wagner Moura in the lead role, the film is set in 1977, during…