Luís Franke, a beloved voice actor behind iconic characters like Darth Sidious and Don Pepe, passed away at 66, leaving an enduring mark on the Brazilian entertainment industry.
Sony’s recent actions and omissions suggest a possible shift in strategy, with less focus on the PC market and potentially even a withdrawal from developing games for it.
With the support of talented writers like Daniel Casey and Doug Jung, Amazon’s adaptation of Mass Effect aims to create an original story that stays true to the game universe while attracting a broader audience without alienating long-time fans.
Don’t miss your chance to honor those who shape Brazil’s cultural identity! The deadline for OMC nominations, the country’s highest cultural honor, is extended until April 9. Any citizen can propose deserving personalities or institutions from various fields like literature, music, and performing arts.
Don’t miss out on registering your work for the 68th Jabuti Award, Brazil’s prestigious literary prize! Registrations are open until May 19 for works published in their first edition between January 1 and December 31, 2025.
Join us for an unforgettable journey into 19th-century Brazil, as we explore love, jealousy, and live music in the musical adaptation of Machado de Assis’ ‘Dom Casmurro’, running from February 2nd to April 12th at Itaú Cultural!
Get ready, kids! “Os Chocolix” returns this Saturday on TV Brasil Animada with a brand-new season filled with adventure, friendship, and exciting new themes like books, theater, and marshmallow snow. Don’t miss it!
Shigeru Miyamoto’s ambition for a cinematic Mario franchise, fueled by the potential of digital streaming and expanding technologies, has led to the development of various projects, such as short films, Donkey Kong spin-offs, and plans for more Mario movies – all under Nintendo Pictures.
Lucas dos Prazeres’ innovative approach to education, as seen in ‘Relearning Through Play,’ emphasizes the integration of cultural roots, traditional games, and local traditions into classrooms for a more inclusive and antiracist learning environment across Brazil.
Join us at the RNCP meeting from May 18th to 19th, an exclusive event for network members that promotes institutional cooperation among Brazilian public radio and TV stations by exchanging experiences and strengthening strategies for public communication.