
Famous
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Rio de Janeiro, 1970s and 1980s. It is to this period that the public will be transported from June 13th with the premiere of 'The Game that Changed History', an Original Globoplay series inspired by the history of factions real and immersed in reality. There are three favelas in which the plot takes place, the fictional Padre Nosso, Parada Geral and Morro da Promessa. Furthermore, the public will be able to follow the war from inside the Ilha Grande prison. Over the course of 10 episodes, published two per week on Thursdays, different plots intertwine.
To tell the story of how organized crime emerged in Rio de Janeiro, the plot begins by presenting some of its protagonists in the prison in Ilha Grande. In this sense, two newcomers to this environment know the rules of this universe along with the public: Egídio (Ravel Andrade), arrested after running over a general's daughter, and Jesus Pedra (Raphael Logam), a beginner prison guard. But from day one, transformation is inevitable for both. “Egídio arrives in this world totally unknown to him, he is a portrait of many young people in society, a character who has an abysmal turn all the way”, points out Ravel Andrade.
In prison, two groups command the place, on one side the “Alligator” phalanx; and on the other, the “Turma do Fundão”, the future “Falange Vermelha”. “He is one of the bosses, one of the central figures in the creation of a faction that will emerge throughout the plot. But Hoffman has charisma, he's a brave, tough guy, a physical fighter. He has his allies, the dominated and his rivals and a coexistence of great respect, fear and friendship with the other prisoners”, anticipates Babu Santana.
José Junior also highlights the importance of bringing these stories to the public , told from other perspectives. “These are events that are rarely portrayed in audiovisual media or are unknown to the vast majority of society. Maybe everyone knows it, but not in a deep way. The protagonists who face the problem are the main characters that we give voice to,” he analyzes. “The vast majority of the cast is made up of black people, from the favelas and northeast, reflecting the Brazilian reality.”
In addition, 'The Game that Changed History' gains even more veracity with real locations, such as the Bangu 1 prison and the favelas Vigário Geral, Parada de Lucas, Dique, Parque Analândia, Rocinha and Complexo da Pedreira, all in Rio. “Making a series in real environments is very rich and full of surprises”, says Heitor Dhalia, director general plot. The native of Pernambuco also says that his immersion in the project was complete, right from the preparation. “It's a somewhat colossal effort, there are 10 episodes, period, with many characters and complex action scenes. All of this required a great deal of immersion in the creative process. I highlight in this dedication the work of preparing the actors and the entire team for the big scenes. I was fascinated by the story. We only know who we are if we know our history”, he adds.
The influencer is enjoying a trip with Diego Cruz to London, England, and shared a common curiosity about her beloved
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After declaring her love for her boyfriend , Bianca Andrade is enjoying a trip to London, England, with Diego Cruz. In her Instagram stories, the influencer filmed the couple in a restaurant and shared a curious fact about the artist: he doesn't let her pay the bill.
Bianca talks about her boyfriend's attitude: "Who pays the bill?", she said pointing to Diego Cruz.
Diego then said: "That's it, it's part of it, isn't it?". So, Bianca replied: "Yes, I'm very expensive. My hair is expensive, my makeup is expensive... he doesn't spend anything on anything I spend. Nails are expensive, eyebrows are expensive, living is expensive, so the least he has to pay is for him. I don't pay anything, he pays for everything ." The ex-BBB also added: "I think it's good."
Last Saturday (5), Bianca shared some photos of the couple during a trip on social media. In the caption of the publication, she wrote: " They say I'm more beautiful when I'm in love, in London then… ". Diego commented: "Life with you is so cool! I love you".
Bianca also spoke about the public's impression that she doesn't like her boyfriends: "I would never date someone if I wasn't in love. It's really nice to be in love, but I have this way, this pain, this fear of relationships ," she said.
Digital influencer shares never-before-seen photos of the birth and first moments of Mel, her newborn daughter with a footballer, born in a hospital in São Paulo
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Footballer Neymar was photographed alongside influencer Bruna Biancardi during the birth of Mel, the couple's second daughter. The girl was born in the early hours of last Saturday (5) , at the Vila Nova Star Hospital, located in the Itaim Bibi neighborhood, South Zone of the capital of São Paulo . The images were taken by Gabriel Queiro and show the parents with the newborn in the delivery room, in addition to the moment when Mavie, the couple's oldest daughter, meets her sister.
According to information released by the influencer herself, the birth occurred after her water broke, which led Bruna to be taken by ambulance to the hospital. There, the medical team performed an emergency cesarean section for the birth of Mel. On social media, Bruna celebrated the arrival of her daughter:
" Our Mel has arrived, to complete and sweeten our lives even more! Welcome, daughter! May God bless your life and free you from all evil! We are looking forward to living this new chapter with you", wrote the influencer in her post.
Mel is the fourth daughter of striker Neymar . The player is also the father of Davi Lucca, 13, from his relationship with Carol Dantas; Mavie, born in 2023, also with Bruna Biancardi ; and Helena, born in 2024, with model Amanda Kimberlly. For Bruna, this is her second experience with motherhood . The couple received countless messages of affection from fans after the official announcement.
Mel's birth comes amidst a time of transition to the field. Although Neymar is away from the pitch, the player remains in the spotlight not only for his football career, but also for his active personal life and family.
The actress surprises fans with her new name and reveals the emotional meaning behind the choice; Carol is working on the soap opera "vale tudo"
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Carolina Dieckmann caught the attention of her fans this week when she updated her name on social media, now presenting herself as Carolina Dieckmmann, with an extra "M" in her surname. The news sparked speculation among followers about the origin and reason for her new surname.
The change is not just an aesthetic or artistic choice: It is linked to numerology, a practice that assigns numerical values to letters and argues that these numbers can affect aspects such as energy, luck and harmony in personal life and career. Carolina did not go into much detail, but said that the decision was based on this conviction.
The change quickly went viral, with fans praising the choice and highlighting how happy Carolina seems in her latest appearances. It is worth remembering that the actress, at 45 years old, continues to act in soap operas and series, in addition to maintaining advertising partnerships and great digital engagement, totaling more than 8 million followers on Instagram.
Interestingly, this movement of adopting or including the partner's surname is not uncommon among celebrities, but it always arouses great curiosity among the public. Cases such as actresses Paolla Oliveira, for example, added an extra "L" to her name, Alinne Moraes gained an extra "N" and Sheron Menezzes reinforced the "Z".
On air as Leila in the remake of Vale Tudo, Carolina Dieckmann spoke about the opportunities she missed on TV because she had a 'rich face'. Despite having seen doors open for her due to her beauty, the artist, who is white, thin, blonde and has blue eyes, says she suffers prejudice for being the way she is.
The controversial statement was made during the actress's participation in Conversa Vai, Conversa Vem, from the newspaper O Globo. "I've lost roles. There's a great story about a test I was going to do for a character who would be a cook in the community, but the writer said: 'no, you don't look like a cook'", she recalled.