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The band led by Joan Jett was one of rock’s most disruptive — made up of girls in a tremendously masculinized world, it had a short, brilliant, shadowy career

‘The Agent – The Life and Lies of My Father’ won the Best Docuseries Award at Cannes

Films and books are bringing back Mary Shelley’s creature, now reflected in modern fears such as humanoid robots, extreme scientific experiments, and the most dangerous technologies

The German philosopher worked on 80 programs between 1927 and 1933. His scripts were confiscated by the Gestapo, but accidentally sent to an anti-Hitler publication

For the National Socialists, everything was political. All forms of culture — from theater and cinema to painting and literature — were turned into instruments of propaganda and antisemitism

Humans have been experiencing the benefits of bathing and swimming for millenia. However, until very recently, science hadn’t studied this in detail

Portland cement, registered 200 years ago by a bricklayer who named it after his native island, has come to symbolize capitalist logic. We are at a paradigm shift, but lack new material for this new constructive culture

Numerous works reflect the similarities of the current geopolitical situation with the Cold War era in parallel to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Its promoter, the Polish-Jewish jurist Raphael Lemkin, warned of the ‘contagious nature of any social psychosis’

80 years ago, four thinkers refused to teach classes in skirts and challenged academic orthodoxy between clandestine parties and cigarettes

New research and experiments reveal its past invisibility, a parable of patriarchal culture. The complete anatomy of the organ that gives women pleasure was not known until 1998

The success of a certain type of monologue and the new attention that the academy pays to humor refresh his old and intimate relationship with thought.

The philosopher, mathematician and astronomer was murdered during dogmatic times. But her path of freedom lives on

Spain would represent a major point of rupture in the British author’s life. The novel takes place in London, but its seeds were planted during armed conflict in the streets of Barcelona

The Lithuanian-born American anarchist is still lauded as an iconic feminist leader more than 80 years after her death

Hunter S. Thompson’s companion in his unhinged chronicle of a drug-soaked road trip to Las Vegas was Oscar Zeta Acosta, a Mexican American activist

In verses that are almost philosophical capsules, numerous artists have summarized the human condition

For a long time the late 18th-century German philosopher was considered a ‘dead dog,’ yet his influence over popular contemporary thinkers remains evident

Catalonia’s 50 naturist areas are mainly used by visitors from Germany, France and the Netherlands