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A Hundred Years of Solitude: Netflix Brings Macondo to Life

Netflix’s adaptation of One Hundred Years of Solitude has given viewers a chance to step inside Macondo, the magical town

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The latest interview of Anthony Hopkins In a spare, reflective conversation for The New York Times’ The Interview, Sir Anthony