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The Nobel Prize-winning author’s heirs are selling jackets, shirts and dresses belonging to him and his wife, Mercedes Barcha, as a way to offer a glimpse into their lives and raise money for indigenous children

Contemporary artists have revisited one of the most famous paintings at the Prado Museum and come up with tech-based versions now on display at the Matadero center

Statute of limitations has passed in a 14-year probe into alleged acts of destruction by Odyssey Marine Exploration when it removed valuable coins from a shipwreck code-named ‘Black Swan’

The British star faces a legal battle over her song ‘Million Years ago’, which is accused of copying the melody of the samba hit ‘Mulheres’

The three men who wrote ‘La bestia,’ the thriller that won this year’s Planeta Prize, deny claims that they used a female pseudonym as a marketing strategy

Film director Todd Haynes pays tribute to the influential US rockers with a documentary full of previously unseen footage

In this exclusive interview with EL PAÍS, the South Korean-born philosopher discusses digital subjugation, the disappearance of ritual and what ‘Squid Game’ reveals about society

Illustrator Joly Navarro talks to EL PAÍS about her project ‘Abueland,’ a series of cartoons that looks at the pressure placed on Spanish seniors to care for their grandchildren

A project spanning 39 years and 255 authors has found that 22% of species in the Iberian peninsula do not grow anywhere else in the world

‘Achtung Baby’ was released 30 years ago. The key album of the Irish group’s long career reinvented rock music and catapulted them to fame, but it was also their last great record

The huge success of ‘No Time to Die’ has marked a post-Covid return to normality for the movie industry and reignited the blossoming career of the Cuban-American actor

The actress speaks to EL PAÍS about her starring role in Pedro Almodóvar’s new film, ‘Parallel Mothers’

The Pandora Papers reveal that the Spanish singer has at least 20 companies in the British Virgin Islands, which were used to purchase luxury homes in Miami and a plane

In an interview with ‘GQ’ ahead of the release of his memoir and a new movie, the actor says that his wife Jada Pinkett Smith is not the only one who had affairs during their 23-year marriage

Recent high-profile sales of artworks presented as non-fungible tokens offer the promise of fast money. But experts warn that speculation and ignorance are fueling increasingly risky bets

‘It’s incredible, it’s every child’s dream,’ says Luis Lens about the 53 gold coins with legible inscriptions that date back to the 4th and 5th centuries, and illustrate the empire’s decline

City councils, environmentalists, architects, museums and locals are up in arms against plans for a business involving 4,200 animals, which they say will be an eyesore from Gormaz castle in Soria

The owner of DiverXo, a three-Michelin starred restaurant in Madrid, said the recognition would help the Spanish capital “continue to grow”

Forty years ago today, Iberia cabin crew Isabel Almazán and Beatriz Ganuza were working on the plane that returned the painting from New York to Madrid. They recount their memories of the experience to EL PAÍS

The streaming service will replace HBO España, and will offer domestic productions, the DC Extended Universe, Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. classics, among other content

The first part of the fifth and final season of the global hit show arrives on Netflix today, and is expected to be more intense and violent than ever

A team from southern Spain has become a leader in the use of new technology to map out underground sites; in just a few years it has explored six Roman cities and uncovered a Punic port

The Elda Museum in Alicante is exhibiting a newly restored chandelier-style lantern from the 1st century A.D., which features 32 points of light

The director of ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ and ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ will be counting on stars such as Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Bryan Cranston and Margot Robbie among his cast

A new book explores the stories of the actors, writers and criminals who flocked to Málaga’s coast for its beaches, parties and discretion