‘Dead internet theory’ gains ground amid rise of AI-generated content
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed concern about the content created by bots, which facilitate misinformation
Liz Pelly, the journalist who uncovered Spotify’s fake artist farms: ‘In an hour they produce dozens of songs’
On a recent visit to Barcelona, the author discussed how streaming saved the industry from piracy, but not the artists
Milei’s fall from grace: Argentina’s stock market becomes the world’s worst performer in 2025
The president’s electoral setback in Buenos Aires has heightened market unease and raised concerns about the peso’s exchange rate
Daymé Arocena: ‘We Black singers have to do spectacularly well to be given a space’
The Cuban singer, who emigrated from the island six years ago and is being hailed as the new Celia Cruz, reaffirms the African roots of her music and rejects being pigeonholed into a single genre
Soccer and Palestinian pride in Santiago, Chile
‘Baisanos,’ directed by siblings Francisca and Andrés Khamis, is a short documentary about the fans of Club Deportivo Palestino, a declaration of intent in solidarity with Gaza
The migrant community trapped by Trump: ‘We voted to remove Maduro from power, not to remove Venezuelans from the United States’
Venezuelans in the US are bewildered and nervous as the Republican administration seeks to end their immigration protections. The president is also pressuring the Maduro regime like never before
David Byrne, the eternal nonconformist, is back: ‘I make music as an act of resistance to what I read in the press’
The former leader of Talking Heads, visual artist, writer and bicycle advocate has released a new solo album — and is letting us know, his old band is done for good
It’s not a hangover, it’s social apnea: Study links weekend lifestyle changes to sleep disorder
Probability of the condition is 18% higher on Saturdays than Wednesdays, with alcohol, tobacco and schedule changes to blame
Charlie Hunnam, the actor who always says ‘no’: ‘I always feel like I’m one failed film away from being out of work’
The British actor is more famous for the films he turned down, like the ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ saga, than for the ones he’s starred in. But television has been his refuge, and his role as Ed Gein in ‘Monster’ might be the most acclaimed of his career
Batteries bite into oil: Demand slows in China and drops in Norway
Fossil fuel decline, though still nascent, is already hitting countries leading the electric vehicle boom
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Garth Ennis, co-creator of ‘The Boys’: ‘In most superhero comics, violence has no consequences’
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US negotiates $20 billion bailout and debt purchase with Argentina
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- The mysterious disappearance of hundreds of immigrants detained at Alligator Alcatraz
- The social elevator is breaking down in Spain, one of the richest countries with the greatest inequality of opportunity
- Charlie Hunnam, the actor who always says ‘no’: ‘I always feel like I’m one failed film away from being out of work’
- Jimmy Kimmel returns with an emotional, defiant monologue: ‘Our government cannot be allowed to control what we say on TV’
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