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Tríada is a Mexican Netflix series created by Leticia López Margalli. It is directed by Leonardo D’Antoni and Alba Gil starring Maite Perroni, David Chocarro and Ana Layevska.

Triptych starts with a speech that is suspiciously similar to Inception and action with similarities to Nikita.

About the Series

Do you enjoy psychological thrillers with intricate plots? In Triptych you have a great opportunity to enjoy a story that twists and turns and its themes take us from one place to another, leading us by the nose and we are delighted to be fooled by it.

This is a series featuring Maite Perroni, who carries all the weight in this series about identities and DNA as well as mysteries that fool one.

Don´t be fooled by the rhythm of the presentation, after that, it is not similar to Nikita nor the great film by Christopher Nolan, Triptych is an intrigue series with a slow beat,...

Maite Perroni is a Mexican actress, singer, songwriter and model. She is best known for her roles in the Mexican telenovelas Rebelde (2004–06), Cuidado con el Ángel (2008–09), Mi Pecado (2009), Triunfo del Amor (2010) and La Gata (2014).

Maite Perroni. Depositphotos

Perroni has had a successful career in music, having released two solo albums – Eclipse de Luna in 2013 and Otro Dia Mas Sin Verte in 2017 – as well as contributing music to various soundtracks of telenovelas she starred in. She has achieved more than 10 Top 10 singles on the Latin Pop Songs chart and won two Latin Grammy Awards for “Me Voy”, one of her most renowned songs. In 2009, Perroni was named “the new queen of the telenovelas” by Univision.

Outside of acting, singing and songwriting, Maite Perroni is also an accomplished model who has posed for magazines such as Women’s Health México, Maxim Mexico and Quien Magazine. Her beauty and unique style have earned...

In this very special QuaranStreams, Ben and Daniel talk to Tony-winning star Betty Buckley about 'Bravo Profiles Betty Buckley, In Performance and in Person.' Betty also tells stories from her career and talks about her time spent with fellow theater legends. Betty is known for her work on Broadway in shows such as '1776,' 'Sunset Boulevard,' 'Triumph of Love,' 'Carrie,' 'Song and Dance,' 'Pippin,' 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood,' and 'Cats,' for which she won a Tony award for her portrayal of Grizabella. Betty is also a television and movie star, and has appeared in films such as Brian dePalma's 'Carrie' and M. Night Shyamalan's recent thriller, 'Split.' She's also appeared on TV in 'Supergirl,' 'Oz,' 'Preacher,' and as Abby Bradford in four seasons of 'Eight is Enough.

1966: Mia Farrow left Peyton Place.

1979: Calvin had a big day on Edge of Night.

1985: Ryan's Hope's D.J. celebrated her 16th birthday.

2006: Sami and Austin's wedding began."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into different and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1966: On Dark Shadows, Bill Malloy (Frank Schofield) set up a meeting with Roger Collins (Louis Edmonds), Burke (Mitchell Ryan) and Sam Evans (David Ford) to settle the manslaughter case once and for all.

1966: Mia Farrow aired for the final time as Allison Mackenzie in Peyton Place.

1974: Christopher Allport...

Head Over Heels, the Broadway musical featuring songs from The Go-Go’s including the title tune, “We Got The Beat” and “Our Lips Are Sealed” will play its final performance Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019, producers announced today.

The musical, which opened at the Hudson Theatre on July 26, will have played 188 regular performances and 37 previews by the time it closes next month. The production, greeted by mixed reviews, never caught fire at the box office, and has been struggling in recent weeks with grosses hovering around 20% of a

$883,552 box office potential. Even during weeks when 60% of seats were filled, modest average ticket prices of $61 kept box office far from reaching potential.

“Along with my partners, creative team and cast, it was our desire to create a piece of live theatre that celebrates love of all kinds and portrays a world of beauty in which joy and acceptance reign above all else,” said lead producer Christine Russell.

For better or worse, Broadway’s Head Over Heels is stuck with being known as “the Go-Go’s musical” – better because of the good will floating on stage with all those lighter-than-air hits by Belinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin, et.al., worse because the hard-working new production can’t seem to keep itself from popping those effervescence tune bubbles one by one.

With the Go-Go’s music shotgun-wedded to Sir Philip Sidney’s 16th century prose poem The Arcadia – a marriage conceived by Avenue Q‘s Jeff Whitty, who wrote the original book before splitting, reportedly in part over his inclination to rewrite some of the Go-Go’s lyrics – Head Over Heels is Elizabethan farce by way of ye olde MTV. The verse may be archaic, but the we’re here sentiment is as up to date as last week’s episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race.

Further adapted by James Magruder...

The area of intersection between fans of iambic pentameter and doers of the “Cool Jerk” may be a limited one, so you can imagine the initial chore in store for anyone charged with targeting the exact crossover audience that will most enjoy “Head Over Heels,” now and maybe forever to be popularly known as “that Go-Go’s musical produced by Gwyneth Paltrow.” Rather than being a “Jersey Boys”-style origin story about the pioneering all-female band, the story harks back to very olde England, with a cast of royal-court types offering intermittently Elizabethan-sounding dialogue between all the rocking out. Surely “Thy Lips are Sealed” popped up at some point on a list of discarded alternate titles.

The mix of ’80s music and 1680s setting is every bit as ridiculous as it sounds, and that’s a good thing, for the most part. Perhaps appropriately for a show whose themes end...

Telenovela star William Levy is getting in the pit with Nascar Productions to produce a non-scripted docu-series. The show will focus on Hispanic race car drivers trying to make inroads in the popular motorsport.

The Cuban-born actor and the Emmy Award-winning production team from Nascar’s Entertainment Marketing division hope to offer an up-close-and-personal look at these competitors, who are tasked with trying to make it big in Nascar while also trying to adjust to life in America.

Also Read: Nascar Star Tony Stewart Will Not Face Charges in Racing Death of Kevin Ward Jr.

Nascar Productions, Levy and Gladys Gonzalez will produce the project.

Exclusive: Jada Pinkett-Smith will produce and star in Salsa. Her dance partner will be William Levy, whose name makes you think he’s an accountant, but he’s actually the hunk in the Latino soap Triunfo del Amor. Clueless helmer Amy Heckerling is writing and directing. Pinkett-Smith stars as a woman at a turning point in her life who meets a salsa teacher (Levy). Through the dance of salsa she begins to get her life back on track. Pinkett-Smith and Miguel Melendez will produce for Overbrook Entertainment, and production will begin first quarter of 2014. Pinkett-Smith most recently produced The Secret Life Of Bees and Free Angela And All Political Prisoners, and she is exec producer of Queen Latifah’s CBS daytime talk show, which premieres September 16, 2013. Levy recently wrapped two Lionsgate films: Addicted and Tyler Perry’s Single Moms Club. He’s currently shooting the remake of La Tormenta–called La Tempestad–for Univision.

If you’ve been watching 'Dancing with the Stars' and thinking that William Levy is wearing entirely too much clothing, we've got some good news for you. You can now see the "Cuban Brad Pitt" almost completely naked!

Us Weekly has uncovered this sexy photo of the hunky telenovela star, which was taken on the set of a 2007 Wild West-themed shoot, according to the magazine. In the photo, Levy shows off his chiseled body, which includes rock hard pecs, washboard abs, and bulging biceps.

The 31-year-old actor, known to Spanish-language audiences for his roles in the telenovelas "Cuidado con el Angel" and "Triunfo del Amor," first became known to English-language audiences as the sexy Adonis in Jennifer Lopez’s 2011 music video “I’m Into You.” After rumors swirled that Levy had an affair with Lopez – those rumors were never proven – the Cuban hunk was asked to join "Dancing With the Stars" 14th season.

If youâ€.ve been watching 'Dancing with the Stars' and thinking that William Levy is wearing entirely too much clothing, we've got some good news for you. You can now see the "Cuban Brad Pitt" almost completely naked!

Us Weekly has uncovered this sexy photo of the hunky telenovela star, which was taken on the set of a 2007 Wild West-themed shoot, according to the magazine. In the photo, Levy shows off his chiseled body, which includes rock hard pecs, washboard abs, and bulging biceps.

The 31-year-old actor, known to Spanish-language audiences for his roles in the telenovelas "Cuidado con el Angel" and "Triunfo del Amor," first became known to English-language audiences as the sexy Adonis in Jennifer Lopezâ€.s 2011 music video â€.Iâ€.m Into You.â€. After rumors swirled that Levy had an affair with Lopez â€...

"Extra" welcomed the hunky star's return to The Grove on Thursday, with William Levy addressing rumors about his reported affair with Jennifer. "No, it's not true man. We worked together, we had a great time together doing the video... that was all," William said.

Often called the Latin Brad Pitt, handsome telenovela star William Levy was featured in Jennifer Lopez's hot music video, "I'm Into You," and made a surprise visit to The Grove during J.

Los Angeles, CA, United States (Celebrity News Service) - When Jennifer Lopez cast a leading Spanish soap opera sex symbol for her latest music video "I'm Into You," she was still happily married to Marc Anthony. But now that her and Marc have split, rumors are swelling about a relationship between her and her video co-star.

Lopez hit the ancient Myan ruins and the beaches of Mexico for the clip, and she was on the hunt for an equally hot co-star. Lopez told Extra just how she came across the star.

"I called my cousins and I said 'Who's the hottest guy right now?' and they're like William Levy! And I was like, 'Okay, let's get William Levy!" she told Extra.

Levy, 30, is currently a lead on the Mexican soap opera Triunfo del Amor. But since the divorce announcement, the Cuban model/actor has since been thrust into tabloid...

Jennifer Lopez's new album, "Love," hits stores today. The singer/actress appeared on The Today Show on Monday to premiere the video for her Lil Wayne-assisted single "I'm Into You."

The Melina Matsoukas-directed clip begins with the entertainer looking radiant as ever as she frolics on the beach with her telenovela male co-star William Levy (Maximiliano, Triunfo Del Amor, ex-Alejandro, Sortilegio). Wearing a bejeweled dress, J. Lo sings alongside her co-star in a flash of color and black-and-white shots. The clip also features the seductive singer atop the historical steps of the Chichen Itza.

Along with the song's midtempo beat, "I'm Into You" features an unexpected dance breakdown, where Lopez bursts into some swift choreography to a clip of her Love? cut "Papi." Despite shooting photos with Wayne, the video does not feature a cameo by the Young Money Mc.

"We did it in Mexico in Chichen Itza. It was really beautiful.

People en Espanol's "50 Most Beautiful" issue celebrates its 15th annual edition, honoring the hottest and freshest names in Hispanic entertainment. This year the magazine goes back in time to depict four iconic decades: the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. The exclusive photographs were shot by celebrity photographer Omar Cruz on location in a total of six major cities: New York, Miami, Orlando, Los Angeles, Mexico City and London.

Helping to commemorate the issue are two special honorees; Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias, who was featured in the magazine's first ever Bellos issue; and Sofia Vergara, who has appeared on this list an incredible six times. In a recent interview for the issue, Iglesias opened up about his fears: "I've always been afraid of not being happy, of loosing the motivation to keep fighting. That's why I want to enjoy every moment," says the singer. Joining them is Mexican actress Kate del Castillo...