The author of the book ‘Financial Feminist’ redefines economic independence as an act of resistance and offers the tools with which women can gain control over their lives
He became globally famous for painting the soles of his shoes red, although he’d been sketching since he was a child. Today, Louboutin is celebrating: his brand turns 35, rejuvenating itself thanks to Gen Z and changes in the way heels are perceived
In a conversation with EL PAÍS, 10 young people between the ages of 16 and 26 describe their search for stability and security, in a country that they feel is increasingly hostile
Archaeologist and anthropologist Jerry Moore reviews the findings that explain a relationship marked first by fear and then by mutual interest and admiration
Success is no longer the goal for young people starting out on their careers: many frequently move from company to company to find the one that best suits their needs and prioritize their personal lives
After Rosalía’s ‘nun mania,’ fascination with sexy men of the cloth is back. From real spiritual leaders on TikTok to actors like Josh O’Connor, the clergy have become an unhealthy obsession on social media
Following his feat, Cliver Huamán’s channel has surpassed one million followers in a matter of days
The tradwife phenomenon has swept across social media but their husbands, who benefit most from their time in the kitchen, remain in the shadows
They often conceal their own talents as they try to fit into a standard mold, and these skills go unnoticed until adulthood. But not being themselves takes its toll on the mind and body
The retreat promises ‘total reconnection’ in one week. Its proponents speak of catharsis; its detractors, of a too-abrupt journey into one’s own wounds
The 29-year-old aristocrat shares the daily life of a ‘modern baroness’ and her family’s complex history with her thousands of TikTok followers
Argentinean journalist Soledad Vallejos’ new book explores the path of organizations that began to promote liberal ideals decades ago, and now represent the new right and far right
The wealthiest men and women in Spain are three times more likely to marry each other than if couples were formed randomly
‘Dumb’ phones, parties without cells, internet without social media... Some young people feel they’re connecting with the pre-digital age but this nostalgia for a time they didn’t experience also has a political element
The first ‘flotel’ in history, a seven-story behemoth with tennis courts, opened in 1988 in the middle of the sea. It was a success. That is, until everything went wrong...
Once revered, the pachyderms of Jaipur are now at the center of a thriving but controversial industry
Royal families are going through a rough patch. Various controversies are plaguing those of Spain, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, and Denmark. The media is no longer silent, and public opinion is more critical
Progressive political forces are increasingly taking the message away from the far right, posting recent victories in New York, the Netherlands and Ireland
On November 12, Sotheby’s holds its annual auction of historic royal jewels. The sale will also include a diamond ring owned by the last Ottoman princess, Fatma Neslisah
For years, Rosie Grant has visited cemeteries and followed the cooking instructions engraved on some places of eternal rest — and now, she published them in a book
Marriage between people of different sexual orientations is not a new phenomenon, but it has ceased to be viewed as a smokescreen and now seeks to create bonds and legitimacy in a society that seems to take you more seriously if you are in a relationship
The real estate boom in neighborhoods south of Mexico City is accelerating the transformation of these areas ahead of next year’s competition, upsetting residents as they contend with displacement, unregulated development, and water shortages
Spain and France justify enshrining the right to abortion in their Constitutions as a safeguard against a ‘reactionary’ wave that could roll back achievements
Of the over-65 population in Spain, 24% have sex once a week, a reality that the health system tends to ignore — making it difficult to diagnose sexually transmitted infections in this age bracket
EU member states have failed to reach consensus on the risks of maintaining time according to geography
There is no problem in principle for machines to design other machines, for systems to generate other systems, and so on until human contribution is nothing more than a distant memory
Is the success of this drug due to a society that is more health-conscious, or just more concerned with aesthetics?
