Seu Jorge is a magical genius in 'Narciso', a film about the childhood of black children
The new film 'Narciso' tells the story of a black orphan child who wishes for a wealthy white family, addressing issues of race and identity in Brazil.
Folha Race requires intensity control and a good night's sleep, say experts
The Folha 105 years race in São Paulo emphasizes physical activity while allowing participants to experience the city's historic sites, according to experts who stress the importance of pacing and rest.
New book about multimillionaires and their employees is likely to cause discomfort
The book "Serving the Super-Rich" by French sociologist Alizée Delpierre explores the complicated dynamics between multimillionaires and their employees in Brazil, revealing underlying issues related to social class and privilege.
'Animal Race', the new film by Fernando Meirelles, gets a trailer; see
Fernando Meirelles' new film 'Animal Race' premiered at the South by Southwest festival and features a dystopian storyline set in a transformed Rio de Janeiro.
'In Brazil are you black?' they asked me in South Africa; No, I am black
The article discusses a conversation about racial identity between a Brazilian woman and a South African café attendant, highlighting differences in racial classifications between Brazil and South Africa.
Lula, Flávio and the 'Memento Mori'
The article reflects on the political climate in Brazil as the presidential race heats up, using the concept of 'Memento Mori' to illustrate the need for politicians to remember their mortality and humility.
PT president rules out two leftist platforms for the government of RS
Edinho Silva, president of the PT, stated that the left cannot have two candidates in the Rio Grande do Sul government race.
End of March, there is Folha's race
The article reflects on the intrinsic connection between physical movement and mental well-being, emphasizing running as a means to return focus to the present.
Flávio's ultimatum campaign for Ratinho Jr. to withdraw his presidential candidacy
The governor of Paraná, Ratinho Jr., met with opposition leader Rogério Marinho, who urged him to withdraw from the presidential race and support Flávio Bolsonaro.
Datafolha: Haddad and Alckmin lead the Senate race in SP
Fernando Haddad and Geraldo Alckmin are leading the Senate race in São Paulo according to a new Datafolha poll.
Flávio Bolsonaro surprised
Recent polls show a tight race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil, highlighting significant public dissatisfaction with Lula's government.
Formula 1: Globo reaches 17.4 million with first race upon returning to the broadcaster
Globo's broadcast of the Australian Grand Prix attracted 17.4 million viewers, marking its return to Formula 1 coverage after five years.
BBB 26: Babu Santana denies having instigated racism in fight against Ana Paula
Babu Santana addressed accusations of using race as a tactic against Ana Paula Renault during a conflict in Big Brother Brazil 26.
With Haddad, Tarcísio's favoritism will crumble, says PT deputy
Deputy Rui Falcão claims that the entry of Fernando Haddad into the São Paulo gubernatorial race will significantly diminish Tarcísio de Freitas's chances of reelection.
Street race brings together children with Down syndrome in SP
The DownRun Kids 2026 inclusive race will be held on March 21 in São Paulo to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day, featuring children between 7 to 12 years old participating in a 50-meter race.
'The Secret Agent' is the best film in the Oscar race, says IndieWire portal
Brazilian film 'O Agente Secreto' has been named the best film in this year's Oscar race by IndieWire.
George Russell takes pole position in the F1 Australian GP; Bortoleto is 10th
George Russell secured pole position for the Australian Grand Prix, the opening race of the new Formula 1 season.
Timothée Chalamet faces alleged campaign against Oscar victory in 2026
Timothée Chalamet is reportedly facing opposition from some Oscar voters who consider him arrogant during the 2026 awards race for the film 'Marty Supreme'.
F1 opens season under the impact of the war in Iran and risk of race cancellations
The start of the 2026 Formula 1 season is overshadowed by concerns about the ongoing war in Iran, which may lead to the cancellation or postponement of upcoming races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
Vorcaro offered helicopter to Ciro Nogueira and Rueda at Formula 1 event
Daniel Vorcaro offered a helicopter for political leaders' transportation after the 2024 Formula 1 race in Brazil amid his ongoing legal troubles.
How China Gained an Edge in the Global Race for Long-Lasting Batteries
China is quietly dominating the global transition to energy storage with its advancements in long-duration energy storage (LDES) technology.
Brazil races against the clock in the critical minerals race
Brazil is strategically focusing on its vast reserves of critical minerals, particularly rare earths, as it aims to enhance its role in the global resources market.
Racism and Statistics
The article discusses historical perspectives on racism and statistics related to racial differences in abilities and conditions.
Session ends in confusion after comments about race in the vote for Ludmilla's title in Niterói
A vote to honor singer Ludmilla with the title of citizen of Niterói devolves into chaos following controversial remarks about race by a fellow council member.
Bolsonaristas go to the USA to meet Eduardo and coordinate a name for the Senate of SP
A group of Bolsonaristas will visit the USA to meet with ex-deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro to discuss candidates for the Senate race in São Paulo.
Race for polylaminin outside clinical studies raises alarm about application risks
There has been a surge of over 5,000 people seeking polylaminin from Cristália and the courts, raising concerns among neurosurgeons about the substance's safety due to unverified efficacy.
'Sirât', rival of 'The Secret Agent' at the Oscars, wins six awards at Goya
The film 'Sirât' won six awards at the 40th Goya Awards, establishing itself as a strong competitor in the Oscar race for Best International Film.
The Race for Rare Earth and Critical Minerals Pressures Historical and Environmental Heritage in MG
The push for control of strategic minerals in Minas Gerais is threatening historical cities and natural heritage due to mining activities.
Marketer of Lula's minister will campaign for the president's opponent in MG
Marketer Paulo Vasconcelos will lead the campaign of Mateus Simões, an opponent of President Lula in the Minas Gerais gubernatorial race.
BBB 26: F5 survey shows who is leaving in the eviction: Chaiany, Maxiane or Milena
The latest survey indicates a tight race between contestants Chaiany, Maxiane, and Milena in the eviction process of the reality show BBB 26.
The race for critical minerals in Brazil drives research requests up by 81% in one year
The demand for critical minerals in Brazil has surged, leading to a significant increase in research requests for mineral exploration.
Defense of Hytalo Santos requests the removal of the judge who mentioned that he is black and gay
Hytalo Santos's lawyers have petitioned for the removal of a judge who referenced Santos's race and sexual orientation in a recent sentence condemning him and his husband for producing sexual content involving minors.
Dispute for platforms for Flávio and Lula scrambles the race for the Government of Minas
The lack of a defined platform in Minas Gerais for presidential candidates Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro complicates the state election dynamics.
Another Lesson from Vinicius Junior
Vinicius Jr. faces challenges on the field that highlight societal issues regarding race and accountability, particularly in the context of his experiences with aggression and discrimination.
Folha Race 105 years passes through architectural landmarks of São Paulo; see routes
The 105th anniversary Corrida Folha event in São Paulo emphasizes contemplation and appreciation of the city's architectural beauty by involving participants in a scenic route.
Without own vaccines, Brazil falls behind in the global vaccination race
Brazil's position in the global vaccination race is questioned due to its lack of self-sufficiency and production of vaccines.
Electoral Justice prohibits Helder's vice, candidate for governor, from using cap with own name
The Electoral Justice of Pará has restricted vice-governor Hana Ghassan's use of personalized caps in her public and social media appearances as part of campaign regulations.
In a new lawsuit, Trump government accuses Harvard of not releasing documents on race in admissions
The Trump administration has filed a new lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging non-cooperation with a federal investigation regarding its admissions process and race considerations.
Bruna Moura finishes 99th in the 10 km cross-country skiing; Eduarda Ribera does not complete
Brazilian skier Bruna Moura finished 99th in the women's 10 km cross-country skiing event at the Milan-Cortina Winter Games, while teammate Eduarda Ribera had to withdraw before 5 km due to issues during the race.
Flávio Bolsonaro threatens to support Moro in Paraná to curb Ratinho Jr.'s presidential candidacy
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro threatens to back Senator Sergio Moro in the Paraná gubernatorial race if Governor Ratinho Jr. pursues his presidential candidacy.
Portugal's far-right candidate was the most voted by voters in Brazil
André Ventura, the far-right candidate from Portugal, received the highest number of votes among Portuguese and dual citizenship Brazilians in the recent election, despite being defeated in Portugal's presidential race.
BBB 26: Matheus compares Ana Paula to Princess Isabel in publication
Matheus Moreira, a former participant of Big Brother Brasil 26, caused a stir by comparing fellow contestant Ana Paula Renault to Princess Isabel in a controversial social media post.
Datafolha: João Campos surpasses Raquel Lyra and leads the race in Pernambuco
João Campos, the mayor of Recife, leads Raquel Lyra in the Pernambuco gubernatorial election according to a recent Datafolha poll.
Triple dispute over Brazil's rare earths intensifies
A global race for Brazil's vast rare earth deposits is intensifying, with the United States, China, and the European Union competing for access to these crucial minerals.
With the End of the New START Treaty, Is the World Facing a New Cold War?
The article discusses fears of a renewed Cold War and a nuclear arms race following the end of the New START treaty between Russia and the United States.
Google surpasses OpenAI and leads the AI race
Alphabet has regained confidence as it leads the AI race against OpenAI, marking a significant shift in investor perception from a year ago.
The last nuclear arms control treaty expires this Thursday
The expiration of the New START treaty on nuclear warheads on Thursday could lead to a new global arms race, as stated by President Donald Trump, who has promised to negotiate a better deal.
Dogmatism continues to be a trend this season
The article discusses the growing intolerance towards questioning dominant narratives in academia, highlighting a graduate student's experience of being dismissed for her views on racial categorization.
Bishop warns Bolsonaro in 'worrying spiral' after visit to his cell
Bishop Robson Rodovalho, leader of the Sara Nossa Terra church, relayed former president Jair Bolsonaro's expectations for an electoral race to intensify after Carnival during a recent one-hour prison visit in Brasília.