The actress talks about her character in the HBO Max comedy and how her close friendship with its creator, Mike White, caused an unexpected turn in her career
Alberto Lleó, director of neurology at Sant Pau Hospital in Barcelona, warns that the rise in neurodegenerative diseases will continue to squeeze healthcare systems
The Mexican filmmaker defends ‘Bardo’, his most personal movie, after the harsh criticism he received at the Venice Film Festival
The American author is an active member of the technological resistance in his writing and his way of life: he works on a small boat with no internet, doesn’t own a smartphone and isn’t selling his new book on the e-commerce platform
The former president is poised to win the first round of the election on Sunday, but it is unclear whether he will be able to avoid a runoff vote against Jair Bolsonaro on October 30
A research project at the Virginia Commonwealth University studies the biological, neurological and psychological mechanisms behind aggression. Its goal is to be able to control and reduce violence
Various studies have identified the brain mechanisms that make us buy into online hoaxes, while offering up ‘vaccines’ to prevent against misinformation
James Cameron’s 2009 film has attracted a global community of believers who are much more than fans – they’ve learned the Na’vi language, share their spirituality and some even feel a kind of power from that fictional world
The concept of cheating and the circumstances under which it is unforgivable are both highly subjective
Andrew Dominik’s ‘Blonde’ is the definitive dismantling of the myth surrounding Monroe, who was pigeonholed – along with countless others – as an unintelligent, sexually available woman
More than two million teenagers have registered to vote in the 2022 elections, and polls predict that most will cast their ballots for the leftist former president
Stark political polarization clearly delineates the electoral bases of Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro