The Eta Aquarid meteor shower, debris of Halley’s comet, peaks this weekend: Here’s how to see it
This year’s peak activity happens early Sunday, with an expected 10 to 30 meteors visible per hour in the Northern Hemisphere
Light pollution is a risk factor for various illnesses: ‘We’re facing a global threat’
Exposure to exterior nighttime illumination affects our biological clock and sleep quality, and a recent study links it to an elevated chance of having a stroke
Ana Piquer, human rights activist: ‘The militarization promoted by the government of Mexico has not improved security’
The new director of Amnesty International in the Americas has criticized the use of the military and heavy-handed measures to combat crime in the region: ‘The Armed Forces are not trained to ensure public safety’
Author Kim Thúy: ‘Canada is more communist than Vietnam’
Her successful novel ‘Ru’ has been adapted into a film by Charles-Olivier Michaud; like much of her work, it deals with the aftermath of war and the vicissitudes of migration
Anne Hathaway, Meg Ryan and how the romantic comedy is surfing feminism’s fourth wave
The release of ‘The Idea of You’ and ‘What Happens Later’, among other films, present a return to a genre that today maintains a complex relationship with the social change and advancement that has been made when it comes to gender
From ‘Shōgun’ to ‘3 Body Problem’: Are we going too far with the Westernization of Asian stories?
Streaming platforms are seeking out hybrid plots to conquer both major world markets, productions tailor-made for viewers who are unafraid of the ‘one-inch-tall barrier’ of subtitles
Hugh Grant: ‘Hollywood gave me up, but it left life free for other things’
He is no longer Hollywood’s romcom darling, but his subsequent choices, such as his role in Jerry Seinfeld’s directorial debut, ‘Unfrosted,’ have shone a spotlight on his talent
Jack Lang: ‘The Arab world has abandoned Palestine’
At 84, France’s former Minister of Culture is embarking on his fourth term at the helm of the Arab World Institute, a powerful cultural, diplomatic, political and economic lobby
University Gaza solidarity protests extend to Mexico: ‘We are urgently calling for an end to genocide’
The anti-war student movement that has occupied campuses across the United States spreads with the birth of Latin America’s first pro-Palestine camp at UNAM, the storied Mexican university