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The rising star of Spanish cinema discusses being orphaned at six, new feature Romería and why she always works with children

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Cameron Norrie said he is optimistic about his prospects at the French Open after a second round defeat by Thiago Agustín Tirante at the Italian Open

Emi Buendía set up Aston Villa’s first and scored the second before John McGinn’s quickfire double as their side beat roared back to win 4-0 on the night to beat Nottingham Forest 4-1 on aggregate

If selected in Argentina’s World Cup squad, Prestianni would be banned for two games due to racial abuse of Vinícius Júnior

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I tested the most popular red light therapy devices. These are the ones worth your money.

Tina Fey's The Four Seasons returns, while the release of Remarkably Bright Creatures, Lord of the Flies and more are new on Netflix.

Four months after US capture of Nicolás Maduro, official hail repairing of ties as American Airlines flight lands at Simón Bolívar airport

While Unai Emery’s side are hoping to right past wrongs, their opponents are a serious threat under Vítor Pereira

Héctor Bellerín struck deep into stoppage time to earn Real Betis a point and further damage Real Madrid’s fading La Liga title hopes

As an artist and shepherd, Begay facilitates their own creative process, from breeding and shearing to weaving long-undervalued twill patterns.

Having abandoned the profane for only the sacred, Dalí’s “Nuclear Mysticism” renounced the richness of experience for the aridity of metaphysics.

Inside The Met's new Raphael show, a curator's lessons on community work, shows to see in New York and LA, and a riotous April Fools' edition.

Plus, solace in Leah Ke Yi Zheng’s divine paintings, Ali Cherri accuses Israel of war crimes, and a revealing new survey of POC-led arts orgs.

This week: Calida Rawles paints Blackness and water, the artists who shaped Fire Island, translating literature during the Tehran blackout, why weather apps suck, and more.

David Alekhuogie’s defiant collage, Hannah Tishkoff’s visual poetry, an iconic Angeleno printmaking studio, portraits of Palestinian journalists, and more.

Margaret Curtis’s deconstruction of American myth, quotidian objects by Marsden Hartley, and Wendy Red Star’s bead-inspired installation are among our picks.

Remembering Melvin Edwards, art shows to see in LA and New York, and lessons from Houston’s Project Row Houses.

How do you memorize the specific gender rules of your language?! We have a few ideas.