The Mexican author reflects on memory and imagination in ‘Beginning Middle End,’ a novel that explores alternative narrative forms — from the visual to the auditory — through the story of several generations of women and their encounter with Greco-Roman classics and the volcanic landscape of Sicily
For the prominent French photographer, artistic beauty is like a broken mirror: it reflects identity, artifice, vanity and excess. The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is hosting an exhibition of some of her most representative works until September. In the photos, nothing is entirely real; everything is open to interpretation
The pontiff’s first major public event in Spain, next to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, will coincide with one of the Puerto Rican artist’s concerts
Its on-site lodging, shared kitchen, and six studios filled with vintage instruments make this spot a slow zone where artists can experiment and rediscover the joy of making music
More than one million young people have participated in the events promoted by the Mexican Youth Institute to create community awareness
The author, who rescued the story of the six wives of Henry VIII and of Queen Victoria, has published an essay on the history of household objects
The mayor of New York City has broken with tradition and declined the invitation to the major fashion event. Meanwhile, the city is plastered with posters criticizing Jeff Bezos, the main sponsor and guest of honor at this year’s edition
Kaija Saariaho's 'Innocence' triumphs at the Met in New York with its chilling dissection of the aftermath of a tragedy that is painfully familiar in American society
After a decade of research, the slavery expert has published a book documenting how thousands of ‘liberated’ Africans fell into forced labor systems and faced legal obstacles in their fight for rights
Work on the production began several years ago and the movie covers the career of the legendary artist, omitting the darker episodes of his private life, such as accusations of child sexual abuse
The initiative seeks to correct biases and show the protagonists of history beyond their role as daughters or wives
After disbanding The Jam, the British musician embarked on a new phase with his group, The Style Council, focusing more on soul and a different political consciousness. Now, its debut album is being reissued
One of America’s most admired novelists, she owns a bookstore in the heart of the Minneapolis protests against Trump. In 2024, she published ‘The Mighty Red’
The Portuguese thinker believes a democratic revolution is needed to save countries from climate change. He argues that it is a matter of survival
At the University of Pennsylvania, he teaches students about loss, offering readings and discussions
The actress and model is celebrating that her absence from the HBO series has allowed her to choose projects that interest her, such as the remake of ‘Faces of Death’ and the comedy ‘Mile End Kicks’
Raised in a religious sect in Texas, he drifted, becoming addicted to drugs, alcohol and fentanyl, while falling into a deep depression. He was going to quit music, but made a ‘cosmic’ decision: to break away from his family and leave the US, a country he no longer recognizes. He settled in Madrid, where he was reborn
The artist, co-creator of Miles Morales, looks back on how she went from her native Amatrice to becoming one of Marvel’s most acclaimed artists
The accelerationists of anarcho-capitalism want to bring their new conception of human nature to fruition. They have the means to do so, Carlos Fernández Liria explains in ‘Against the Dark Enlightenment’
The winner of the Candidates Tournament, a 20-year-old Uzbek, relies on his intuition and computers, and has not studied the great champions of history
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor is the designer of the David Geffen Galleries, which will house the museum’s permanent collection, the largest in the western United States
The American actor presents ‘The Birthday Party’ at the BCN Film Fest in Barcelona and reflects on his career, his craft, and how he contributes to the vision of the filmmakers he works with
A reissue brings back the recordings of an artist who reached Greenwich Village before Bob Dylan or Joan Baez, only to disappear shortly after turning 50
Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have been performing for four decades but show no signs of slowing down. Amid the relentless, arena‑sized touring, they still found the time to release a new album — the 15th of their career
In the Netflix film, Magnus Carlsen does not say sorry for accusing Hans Niemann of cheating without any evidence
In an era of nepotism, the actress has built her own career, most recently dazzling audiences with her portrayal of Caroline Kennedy. Approaching her 40th birthday, critics are already touting her as an Emmy favorite
Veteran historians such as Winkler, Aly, and Longerich address in their new books ‘the question of all questions, about the avoidability of the National Socialist dictatorship’
