David Monderer, author of one of the last images of the World Trade Center before the 2001 attack, left the profession disillusioned by a lack of visibility. Today his photograph hangs in a prominent place at the 9/11 Museum
Criticism of big tech in Leo XIV’s first encyclical contrasts with the fact that the Church has no problem buying stocks in the industry
The internationally renowned artists are part of the negotiations between Cuba and the United States
Her career began as a child filming commercials, she tried her hand at Broadway, and her career took off thanks to ‘Veronica Mars.’ But now she is enjoying stability and success thanks to the series ‘Nobody Wants This’ and as host of the Actor Awards
The New Yorker publishes ‘The Ramble, NYC 1969,’ a book that has taken six decades to see the light of day and which showcases the black and white images shot on his visits to one of the ‘wildest’ areas of Central Park
The Cuban twins behind ‘Time’ magazine’s first Spanish-language cover are premiering their inaugural solo exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
The former editor of ‘Vanity Fair’ reflects on the future of magazines, his clashes with Donald Trump, how social media has changed celebrity culture, and the rise of tech tycoons, in a rare break from his busy schedule following the release of his memoirs
The undocumented activist, one of ‘Time’ magazine’s most important voices of 2017, took refuge in a Denver church for nearly 90 days during the Republican’s first administration to avoid deportation
American physicist David Keith is the best-known promoter of solar geoengineering, a controversial alternative in the fight against climate change