Lynn Goldsmith, the photographer who shot Patti Smith like no one else: ‘She was a breath of fresh air’
New compilation ‘Before Easter After’ features portraits, many of them previously unpublished, taken of the singer in the 1970s
Four wealthy clients to attempt Everest with the help of xenon gas
The amateur mountaineers will pay over $150,000 per head to climb to the roof of the planet, given over to the promises of noble gas, considered doping in athletics as it is an alternative way of increasing EPO
‘I went 15 years miserable on sets’: How Sean Penn stopped being Hollywood’s bad boy
The actor has been more focused on political causes than on his career in recent years, but the 2023 ‘Asphalt City’ indicates that the industry’s enfant terrible still wants to be seen on the big screen
Leni Rienfenstahl, ‘Sun and Shadow’: Hitler’s filmmaker stripped bare in new documentary
German filmmaker Andres Veiel reexamines the figure of the director of ‘Triumph of the Will’ and ‘Olympia’ through her extensive and valuable private archives
The return of the dollar to Cuba: A long hand dips into the pockets of exiles
The Díaz-Canel government has announced a ‘partial dollarization’ in its latest attempt to steer a completely bankrupt economy
‘Dune’ by David Lynch: The cult movie filmed at Mexico’s Churubusco studios
The adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel received mixed reviews but, as the third feature film in the director’s career, it was one that would mark him forever
Greenland: The land of suicides
The island that Donald Trump hopes to control has one of the highest rates of people taking their own lives. Decolonization and loss of identity have created a contagious spiral that is difficult to break
Pushmeet Kohli, Google DeepMind: ‘Our next challenge is to understand the semantics of DNA’
The director of the corporation’s scientific laboratory points to genomics, nuclear fusion and the development of new materials as future areas of exploration for his team
Industrial mega-project in Chile threatens one of the most important astronomical observatories in the world
The scientific community is warning about a 3,000-hectare power plant that is jeopardizing the darkness of the skies over the Cerro Paranal telescopes in the Atacama Desert