Begoña Gómez Urzaiz

In 1992, Donna Tartt captivated readers with her book that romanticized classical language studies and old-timey universities. Three decades later, it has become a hashtag

The actress, who just published her memoir ‘Dying of politeness’, has dedicated the last 25 years of her career to funding studies about the gender gap that she herself suffered

The 59-year-old, who built a children’s entertainment empire in the 1990s, is beloved by tens of millions of Brazilians who grew up watching her shows and listening to her albums

The knitted wrap the Nirvana frontman wore to record the MTV Unplugged session has had several lives, from a gentleman’s weekend garment to an object of capitalist investment

German fashion designer Philipp Plein bought land in Bel Air that once belonged to Howard Hughes and he is documenting the construction of his decadent estate

Some 80% of Americans own a drier, but across the Atlantic, people argue that living in countries with gun control and public healthcare is more important than the appliance

Among TED-style talks, alcohol and drug binges, an expat community represented the worst of the ideology; ‘The Anarchists,’ on HBO Max, offers a closer look

The singer-songwriter has re-released ‘Come Away with Me,’ the album that made her famous 20 years ago. But don’t expect to see her in the public eye again any time soon

Men are often assumed to be the true mastermind of a song if they feature on the credits, even though most pop music has multiple authors

Julie, the protagonist of the Norwegian movie that could win an Oscar on Sunday, has sparked fierce debate since the film was released. EL PAÍS quizzes the critics about which side of the fence they are on when it comes to this descendant of ‘Annie Hall’ or ‘Fleabag’

The film is the studio’s first to be directed, written and produced by women, and finds a witty metaphor for puberty. But not everyone gets it

Following the death of the magazine’s controversial founder in 2017 and new allegations of sexual exploitation, the company is trying to reposition itself as a brand that promotes women’s rights

Alicante-born Enric Ortuño, who has worked on hit series such as ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘Adult Material,’ talks to EL PAÍS about the challenges of choreographing a sex scene and why the industry needs to do more

Platforms such as Calm and Headspace have millions of users, but some experts warn they are temporary fixes that should not be used in place of therapy

Ireland used to receive around 6,000 applications for citizenship a year before the 2016 referendum. But last year alone it received 25,000, some from British nationals living in Spanish territory

The Irish low-cost clothing retailer has found its second-biggest market in Spain