Six reasons why we love Joseph Roth
More than 80 years after his death, the writer is still one of the most revered, quoted and honored authors
‘Manosphere’: Where men who hate women come together for support
Activists for masculine rights, MRAs, MTGOW, incels, pick-up gurus... The anti-feminist corners of the internet provide a network for men who feel victimized by a female-centric society
Are psychedelic drugs beneficial for people without mental disorders?
Hallucinogenic substances are experiencing a renaissance after very promising scientific research results
How sex scenes are shot in Japan, where physical distance is the norm
Intimacy coordinator Momo Nishiyama discusses the challenges of choreographing romantic sequences in a country where kissing and hugging rarely occur in daily life
Do muscles really have the power of memory?
According to recent studies, the brain is able to remember movement patterns to facilitate their growth even after a period of inactivity
Michigan: The testing ground for the future of abortion in the United States
A referendum in the state as part of the midterm legislative elections will decide whether Proposition 3, a text that protects the right to decide, will block the entry into force of a 1931 law prohibiting terminations completely
Sharks with cameras, key in finding world’s largest seagrass meadow
Scientists placed devices on the marine predators, who helped map up to 92,000 square kilometers of seagrass in the Bahamas
‘Operation Marvel’: Police dress up as superheroes for drug raid in Peru
The officers, who put on the hero costumes to disguise themselves as performers at a nearby school, arrested four people on the suspicion of belonging to a criminal organization
The benefits of open air: Sleeping better, feeling better
We spend 85%-90% of our time indoors, but getting outside is good for our health if we go to the right places
Stuck in Shanghai Disney due to Covid-19: Rides, fireworks and PCR tests
In recent months, China has seen several coronavirus outbreaks, despite its strict policy to control transmission of the virus
In Mexico, it’s the Day of the Dead every day
The Zacatecas dog with the human head hanging from its mouth is a symbol of the absolute degradation that forces you to look the other way
Elon Musk hints that Twitter will charge $8 a month for blue check mark
The proposal has already been criticized by the platform’s top users, such as writer Stephen King, who tweeted: ‘They should pay me’
Denmark’s Social Democrats win election despite controversy over massive mink cull
The early vote was called after a report criticized Mette Frederiksen’s November 2020 order to kill 17 million animals out of fear they could spread the coronavirus
Bolsonaro opens the door to peaceful transfer of power in Brazil
The president – while not officially conceding – finally gave a brief statement to reporters two days after losing the elections to Lula
Madonna and the taboo of female sexuality after middle age
The singer who shocked the world with her book ‘S.E.X’ has reinvented herself once again, this time as a sexy and sexual 63-year-old woman who refuses to be pigeon-holed