No dates, no sex, no weddings, no kids: Korean women are standing up to Asian machismo
The movement of the ‘four no’s’ poses strong opposition to patriarchy in South Korea, which has the largest wage gap of the developed countries
New York, at the feet of Thierry Mugler
The French fashion designer’s show – titled ‘Couturissime’ – takes on legacy status on the one-year anniversary of the death of the great couturier
Buckminster Fuller, the crazy genius that Steve Jobs turned into an icon
The American scientist, described as the first poet of technology, invented the geodesic dome in the post-war years and coined the concept of synergy. A new biography brings us closer to this optimistic visionary
David LaChapelle: In search of God after a life of excesses
The American artist has opened a major retrospective in New York featuring photography with religious overtones
The latest Barbie is a feminist who fights against racism
The new Mattel doll pays tribute to Ida B. Wells, a civil rights activist whose documentation of lynchings won her a posthumous Pulitzer Prize
Meet Ai-Da, the world’s first robot artist
This creative humanoid has authored poems, paintings and sculptures, and will showcase her skills at the upcoming Venice Biennale
From Anne Frank’s diary to TikTok: the Ukraine war (almost) live
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the first armed conflict to be broadcast on TikTok. Memories of war, which used to be recorded in secret, are now being uploaded in real time
The latest dating app in New York and London: The bar
An application called Thursday is mixing up the romance game with events for singles, but there’s a catch – it can only be used one day of the week
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Pope Francis suffers two new episodes of ‘acute respiratory insufficiency’
How the historical memory of Nazism (partly) explains the success of the far right in Germany and Austria
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Violence against children in Haiti: Rape, recruitment, hunger and shuttered schools
- Sinaloa, flooded with fentanyl: Mexico hits Los Chapitos in its drug stronghold
- A researcher who publishes a study every two days reveals the darker side of science
- Not just ships: The expansion of the Panama Canal also facilitates the transit of invasive fish
- Parents of diphtheria-stricken boy feel “tricked” by anti-vaccination groups
- Cynthia Erivo, the Black, bald, queer actress who casts a spell in ‘Wicked,’ the big musical of the year
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