The main heir to the rock icon’s estate recently published ‘A Life in Lyrics,’ a collection of handwritten lyrics and personal photographs by the Queen frontman. In a conversation with EL PAÍS, she says she wants the rest of her life to revolve around his memory and ‘the extraordinary person he was’
Using previously unpublished information, EL PAÍS reconstructs the authorities’ investigation into the 2025 assassination of the mayor of Uruapan
Democratic candidates carried all 10 House districts in the region neighboring Mexico
California’s entertainment industry is bracing for more layoffs and cost-cutting. The box office is booming, but soaring production costs are fueling uncertainty
The dean of British fashion marks his 80th birthday and 56 years in the industry with the publication of his memoir. We spoke with him in London about success, Brexit and the secret to staying relevant
The Australian researcher questions the reliability of longevity data and argues that conflicts of interest underpin the so-called ‘blue zones,’ where people are believed to live longer than anywhere else in the world
The closure of Hormuz and problems in Bab el-Mandeb and Panama show how a handful of strategic waterways can disrupt trade, drive up prices and shape the contest for global influence
Their company, Warhound, aims to combine genetic engineering and defense technology to create canine units for the battlefield
EL PAÍS contacts two prison inmates in the Gulf country who fear they may be next in a series of executions that human rights organizations have denounced for serious judicial irregularities
