内容摘要：“It’s just been incredible being out there with my teammates, being able to just fully be myself, not hesitate on any type of cut and just cut it loose,” Crosby said. “It’s the best feeling on the planet. I’m having so much fun out here, just being 100% and no hesitation.”

“It’s just been incredible being out there with my teammates, being able to just fully be myself, not hesitate on any type of cut and just cut it loose,” Crosby said. “It’s the best feeling on the planet. I’m having so much fun out here, just being 100% and no hesitation.”

to cultural programs like the National Film Institute.“As our culture is being defunded, we’re taking this Argentine product to the world,” Martín Oesterheld said.

Against this backdrop, the show’s message of solidarity has gained an urgent new meaning, with those outraged over Milei’stransforming the series’ motto, “No one gets through it alone,” into a rallying cry.The slogan was scrawled on signs at protests by retirees demonstrating against

to their pensions this month. To protectsome traded bandannas for the gas masks used in the show to shield against toxic snowfall.

“There is a general policy these days that the state shouldn’t take care of its citizens, which relates to individual freedom,” Darín said. “But there are many cases where, if the state disappears completely, people are left to drift as if they were shipwrecked.”

As the Netflix series exploded out of the gate, missing-persons flyers for Héctor Oesterheld, his daughters and potential grandchildren popped up on billboards for “The Eternaut” all over Buenos Aires, a reminder of theHis father, Ernesto Vargas Maldonado, left the family before he was born. To avoid public scandal, his mother, Dora Llosa Ureta, took her child to Bolivia, where her father was the Peruvian consul in Cochabamba.

Vargas Llosa said his early life was “somewhat traumatic,” pampered by his mother and grandmother in a large house with servants, his every whim granted.It was not until he was 10, after the family had moved to Peru’s coastal city of Piura, that he learned his father was alive. His parents reconciled and the family moved to Peru’s capital, Lima.

Vargas Llosa described his father as a disciplinarian who viewed his son’s love of Jules Verne and writing poetry as surefire routes to starvation, and feared for his “manhood,” believing that “poets are always homosexuals.”Isabel Preysler, left, and writer Mario Vargas Llosa arrive at the red carpet of the Goya Film Awards Ceremony in Madrid, Spain, Feb. 6, 2016. (AP Photo/Abraham Caro Marin, File)