Perspecticide: The narcissist’s star manipulation technique
Among the diverse strategies employed by narcissists, this is one of the cruelest and most bewildering, capable of annulling the victim’s opinions, perspective and identity
Tiffany takes over the historic Los Angeles home of magnate William Randolph Hearst to showcase (and sell) its most exclusive gems
The jewelry house presents ‘Blue Book’, the catalogue of its most luxurious custom-made pieces with price tags in the multi-millions, at the Beverly Hills mansion that inspired ‘Citizen Kane’, featuring a dinner with Reese Witherspoon, Anya Taylor-Joy and Emily Blunt
The ‘Shirley card’ legacy of racial bias in photography
Carmen Macías|
The advent of color film in the 1950s led to a standardized, color-balanced chemical development method based on a white model
What do you think about when you run?
There are those who start running and start thinking, and those who focus only on the race and nothing else. Psychology explains the whys and wherefores
Big Pharma’s dogfight to dominate the anti-obesity market
Around the world, 100 companies have debuted weight-loss medications, which have become a multimillion-dollar business. Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic is currently the best-known, but it’s far from the only option
A wolf in IT’s clothing: Why Mark Zuckerberg’s style choices matter
The Facebook founder’s changes of look are a serious distraction. While we talk about his beard, we’re not addressing anything else
Kashmir Hill: ‘They shouldn’t be collecting photos from social media without people’s consent, but they keep doing it and nobody’s stopping them’
In her latest book, the ‘New York Times’ reporter explores the challenges posed by a technology that even Google and Facebook decided not to use
Tyler Schwab, activist against sexual exploitation disguised as tourism: ‘The gringos who abuse Colombian girls make me angry’
Founder of the NGO Libertas International, the US citizen has identified Americans who come to Medellín with the purpose of sexually abusing minors
Life is hell for the poor in Cartagena, where sexual exploitation starts in childhood
Colombia’s capital of tourism has instituted a plan against sex work and trafficking in central neighborhoods geared towards “reestablishing public order”, but it fails to address the issue’s most basic causes. Many vulnerable families allow and even promote the sale of their children’s bodies. ‘To the police, we are nothing,’ says one woman