Rich, tacky and proud: The ‘boom boom’ trend that always emerges during crises
In opposition to quiet luxury, a different kind of wealthy person is inspiring style on runways, on the street and on album covers
Fracking: The fuse for Trump’s trade war
Widely used in the United States for hydrocarbon extraction, this technique enables the new administration to redefine its position in the global economy without concerns over energy security
Brian Large, classical music TV director: ‘With The Three Tenors, we created a monster which could not be tamed’
In a new memoir, the man behind so many unforgettable opera and symphonic concerts reviews his relationship with great artists, such as Benjamin Britten, Leonard Bernstein and Luciano Pavarotti
Tech oligarchs impose their prophetic visions
The oracles of Silicon Valley want to enforce the futures they once envisioned. First, they sold us an idea of the world. Now, they intend to implement it — reshaping laws, institutions, and cultural expectations until their private fantasies become reality
The civil engineer who stopped a port from being built in Tenerife
Spaniard Carlos Mallo received the Goldman Prize this week, considered the Nobel Prize of environmentalism: ‘Tourism is the main factor damaging the islands’
The hidden abuse of chemsex: ‘It’s like connecting on the edge of the abyss’
Problematic substance use leads to relational difficulties, mental health issues, and addiction, which, in the worst cases, can result in overdose deaths or suicide
Liv Tyler’s return: The actress who prefers ironing sheets in the countryside to being crushed by Hollywood
The ‘Lord of the Rings’ star has returned to photocalls for her role in the latest Marvel film, but for the past five years she has prioritized living quietly with her daughters: ‘Covid changed things and put them into perspective’
Trump’s first 100 days: lots of fear, chaos, and abuse of power
His crusade against immigration, the need for revenge, his authoritarian drift, the erosion of ties with allies and a trade war have marked the start of the Republican’s second term in office
Juli Ponce, lawyer: ’100% of AI machines are psychopaths. Humans make mistakes, but only 1% are psychopathic’
The professor of administrative law explains in his new book the best ways for artificial intelligence to be incorporated into the work performed by civil servants
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