‘Stupid, malicious and vulgar’: How Italian TV in the 1980s poisoned society
The book ‘Televisiva’ examines in striking black and white images the message transmitted by the ultra-saturated and colorful television of the Berlusconi era
Photo essay | Where the spirit of motor racing’s golden years lives on
In his book ‘Macchina,’ British photographer Jon Nicholson pays tribute to those high-speed chases with a series of snapshots taken from Utah to San Marino
Can focaccia dethrone pizza?
It’s here to stay. Young bakers hail the flatbread as a star that is leading a peaceful and delicious revolt
The immortal Tupac Shakur rises again
The mythology around the rapper continues to grow 27 years after his murder with album re-releases, T-shirts for Generation Z and a photo book of Michel Haddi’s fabled 1993 session
For this artist, ‘Star Wars’ and archaeological digs go hand in hand
Daniel Arsham has become a big name in contemporary art thanks to his concept of fictional archaeology. In his work, the ancient seems modern, while pop culture is rescued from the Roman Empire
Jeff Staple, the man who turned sneakers into coveted goods
When the urban footwear trailblazer released Nike sneakers in 2005, the lines to buy them at his New York store ended in riots
Geoff MacCormack, six decades of following David Bowie made into the definitive graphic biography
The composer was an inseparable friend of the music legend for 60 years, from their school days to the artist’s global stardom. Now he opens his archive to show more than 150 unique images: ‘For me, he was always David Jones, even though he was Bowie to the whole world’
When the #blacklivesmatter movement took over New York
A new book of photography chronicles the rage that consumed the Big Apple after George Floyd’s murder by Minneapolis police
Pattie Boyd is sick of being called a muse: ‘What have I done to inspire George Harrison?’
The ex-model Pattie Boyd, who documented the London of the 1960s and became the subject of songs by The Beatles and Eric Clapton, reflects in the book ‘My Life in Pictures’
From everyday item to high-end collectible: Is the luxury sneaker bubble about to burst?
Scammers, celebrities, resellers and big companies have turned sneakers into an object not only of devotion, but of endless controversy
“Robots have always turned me on”
After five years without directing, Mexico's Guillermo del Toro is back with Pacific Rim
“Whether I won the competition or not, my project is perfect”
David Victori is set to work with Ridley Scott after scooping YouTube short film prize in Venice
Nice if you can get it
A legal marijuana tasting in Barcelona serves as the stage for the Spanish launch of 'Mr.Nice,' a biopic of former drug smuggler Howard Marks
Spanish zombies take over Paris as ‘[REC] 3 Génesis’ premieres
Third installment in horror saga gets a riotous unveiling in the French capital
Rodrigo Cortés: the Galician who guides De Niro
After 'Buried,' director is back with 'Red Lights,' a thriller starring Cillian Murphy