Beckham’s supplements promise better health — but the small print tells a different story
The former soccer player’s company, IM8, sells a multivitamin supplement costing between $8 and $9 a day
Cereals just ‘for real men’? Food becomes the new battleground of the manosphere
The most misogynistic corner of the internet has found a niche in selling everyday products — soaps, cereals, creams — rebranded through a polarized, toxic vision of masculinity
Rosalía: ‘I’ve been preparing for this all my life’
In ‘Lux,’ the singer and songwriter journeys toward spirituality through the lives of different women who inhabit the symbolic worlds of religions such as Catholicism and Islam. In this in-depth interview with EL PAÍS, she discusses her life at this point in time — as well as Palestine and ‘Euphoria’
Jason Hickel: ‘As long as capital controls production, we will have perverse results’
The economic anthropologist proposes reducing the consumption of unnecessary items to avoid a social and ecological collapse
Social media ads passing as posts: How advertising slips into Instagram
A new study reveals that people struggle to spot promotional content, as platforms have learned to disguise commercial messages
People no longer want to just do things. They want to live new experiences
From websites specialized in hyperlocal tourism to TikTokers who recommend the latest and best plans, cities are reinventing themselves as more and more people grow thirsty for unique activities
Boycotts, transphobia and Kid Rock with a machine gun: Why Bud Light is under fire
The United States’ most-sold beer has become the latest target of the far-right after launching a campaign with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney
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