Christopher Columbus’s first trip to the American Continent in 1492. After the conquest of Al-Andalus, the Castilians and other Spanish invaders stole geographical maps and set out toward the land that is now known as America. There too, they repeated the same atrocities they had committed against the Andalusians, adopting a policy of genocide and total extermination against the native inhabitants (Red Indians). It is narrated that on one occasion, a monk tried to persuade a Red Indian chief nam

Experience The Odyssey in IMAX — Anne Hathaway Invitation

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“It was the hardest movie I've ever done by far. I mean, not even close,” Matt Damon says of “The Odyssey.” The epic, releasing this summer, is Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the nearly 3,000-year-old story of the Bronze Age war fought by the soldier-king Odysseus, with his Trojan Horse deception and 10-year struggle to return home. Damon and thousands of cast and crew traveled to Greece, Iceland, Morocco, Italy, and Scotland for the production. Filming lasted 91 days and used two million fee

George Washington Coming Home in Hamilton — Christopher Jackson Returns (2026)

Christopher Jackson is set to make his grand return to “Hamilton.” The Grammy and Emmy winner, who originated the role of George Washington in the acclaimed musical, announced exclusively TODAY that he is stepping into the role once more.

Economist Christopher Joye on the future of the American economy. Round 4 of Straight Talk with Chris Joye is out now! He is one of Australia’s sharpest economic minds, a fund manager, AFR columnist, and architect of the indices used to measure Australian house prices. Joye delivers a blunt assessment of where Australia is headed economically, arguing the country is increasingly taxing the private sector to fund an expanding public service. He explains how that policy shift could fuel inflation,