Trump doubles down on attacking a weakened press
The president-elect threatens a barrage of lawsuits against critical media, while owners of influential newspapers look to bury the hatchet
Bill Buford, journalist: ‘Borders marked by oils or sauces are much more important than political borders’
Journalism, literature, gastronomy, travel, soccer and family (disagreements included) make up the gargantuan personal menu of the US writer, who has edited prestigious magazines such as ‘Granta’ and ‘The New Yorker’
From brain maps to living bridges: The innovations set to reshape life in 2025
Anthony King / Horizon|
From solar energy beamed from space to live self-repairing materials, research in 2025 is promising. And we may see more changes that make cities greener and cleaner
Acapulco’s cliff divers: 90 years of challenges, rituals and shows
During each jump into the void — at 52 miles per hour and from a height of 115 feet — Mexican divers defy death in front of tourists from all over the world
Female vampires in cinema: From femme fatales to feminist avengers
The ‘Nosferatu’ remake, with Lily-Rose Depp as Ellen Hutter, brings a contemporary lens to the genre, highlighting the complex and varied roles women have played — from assertive vampires to those overwhelmed by the forces of patriarchy
The other side of Egypt: Much more than the pyramids
The North African country, one of the cradles of civilization, hides places unknown to many. Visitors can discover the location of the oracle of Alexander the Great, the great unknown Egyptian Mediterranean coast, or the secrets of the city of Alexandria
Which is more damaging to the environment, buying clothes online or in a physical store?
Experts insist that the issue cannot be resolved by demonizing one method of shopping over the other
![A 1969 notebook collage ‘À bas le cinéma (début d’une lutte prolongée)' (in English, ‘Down with cinema [the beginning of a prolonged struggle]’) by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin of Groupe Dziga Vertov.](https://imagenes.elpais.com/resizer/v2/YARXIN5NTJHPFGLNEMH7M5BTDE.jpg?auth=671a16efde9edf6560c667d5e0a3124dd000923b1a2a61582f45706243dd36a6&width=414&height=311&smart=true)
Jean-Luc Godard like you’ve never seen him: The pioneer of cinema’s hidden passion for visual arts
Oporto’s Serralves Foundation has opened an exhibition on the previously unknown artwork of the legendary French New Wave filmmaker
Golden Globes 2025: nominees, time, where to watch the awards and everything you need to know
The controversial ‘Emilia Perez’ is the film with the most nominations. ‘The Bear’ is in contention to win the most awards in the television categories
The pink elephant test: What your visual imagination predicts about your ability to control your thoughts
Derek Arnold / Loren N. Bouyer / The Conversation|
A new study suggests that some people, including those with aphantasia, can block involuntary visual thoughts from their minds