Gascón's Oscar Night, Madrid's Art Scene, and New Eats

Karla Sofía Gascón admits she was "high" at the Oscars, while Madrid's art scene is highlighted by Javier de Juan's retrospective and a wave of new restaurants.

Gascón's Oscar Night, Madrid's Art Scene, and New Eats

This week brings a mix of entertainment news, from a surprising Oscar confession to a vibrant art scene in Madrid. Let's dive in!

Karla Sofía Gascón's Oscar Revelation

Actress Karla Sofía Gascón, nominated for Best Actress for her role in 'Emilia Pérez' at the 2025 Oscars, has revealed a surprising detail about her experience: she was "high." Gascón explained that she mistakenly consumed a mislabeled beverage before the event began. The incident occurred on the previous Sunday night, adding an unexpected twist to the prestigious awards ceremony.

“I am grateful to be back,” Gascón stated, despite a controversy involving offensive messages a month prior. The Madrid-born performer confirmed she would fly to Los Angeles to attend the awards ceremony, putting any previous concerns to rest.

Karla Sofia Gascon on the red carpet at the Oscars

The incident is sure to be a talking point for years to come. It's a reminder that even the most glamorous events can have their unexpected moments.

Madrid's Art Scene: Javier de Juan's Retrospective

Madrid's art scene is buzzing with excitement as Javier de Juan, a mythological painter of La Movida, prepares for a 40-year retrospective. De Juan's art captured a time of tolerance and freedom, portraying the spirit of Madrid as a stage for his myths. His work also includes illustrating a new edition of "The Little Prince."

De Juan reflected on the current cultural climate: "We have returned to the radicality we used to flee from, when either the Guerrilleros de Cristo Rey or the Joven Guardia Roja would beat you up." His retrospective, endorsed by Cultura, promises to be a powerful reflection on the evolution of Madrid's cultural landscape.

New Culinary Delights in Madrid

Beyond the art scene, Madrid is also experiencing a culinary renaissance. Eight new restaurants are making waves, offering a diverse range of dining experiences. From modern twist taverns to top-notch Spanish-style diners, there's something for every palate.

A vibrant street scene in Madrid with people dining outdoors at a restaurant

These new establishments include venues where Mexican cuisine reigns and classic international cuisine with artistic nods. Whether you're a local or a visitor, these new openings are worth exploring.

Madrid's cultural scene is clearly thriving, offering a rich tapestry of art, food, and entertainment. From Gascón's Oscar revelation to de Juan's retrospective and the city's burgeoning restaurant scene, there's always something new and exciting happening in the Spanish capital.

A close-up of a colorful and artistic dish served at a modern restaurant in Madrid

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