WhatsApp for work: A useful tool or yet another invasion of our private lives?
The instant messaging app is being increasingly used to communicate with clients and bosses, but experts warn this can lead to greater anxiety and stress
Hegel is very much alive: Just ask Slavoj Žižek, Judith Butler or Byung-Chul Han
For a long time the late 18th-century German philosopher was considered a ‘dead dog,’ yet his influence over popular contemporary thinkers remains evident
Chaos, pain and triumph: How Neil Young created his masterpiece ‘Harvest’
In love, on medication and emotionally unstable, the singer-songwriter was a hippy and a millionaire when he recorded his most successful album 50 years ago
The mysterious killing of indie actress Adrienne Shelly: How a suicide turned into a murder
Just as her career was taking off thanks to the movie ‘Waitress,’ the performer and director was found hanging. Now a new documentary is examining who she was and how she really died
No power, no water: Civilians in Donbas region feel effects of escalating Ukraine-Russia crisis
On the day that Russian President Vladimir Putin recognized two separatist regions as independent republics, EL PAÍS traveled to communities near the frontlines of the conflict to see how locals are coping
$5,000 a month for a column: Could Carrie afford her life of luxury in ‘Sex and the City’?
Candace Bushnell, author of the book the TV show is based on, has spoken about how much she earned in the 1990s. While a lot compared to today’s rates, it’s not clear whether it would have been enough for designer shoes and Cosmopolitans
Anna Delvey, the con artist who swindled Manhattan’s elite by posing as a German heiress
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Netflix has just premiered ‘Inventing Anna,’ a show based on the real-life story of a woman who racked up over $200,000 in unpaid bills and is now fighting deportation
Archiving Facebook: What happens to humanity’s data when all the users have gone?
The first-ever drop in the number of the social platform’s users marks a turning point in our online existences. What will mankind’s largest digital cemetery look like, and who will be able to access it?
Jamie Raskin on US Capitol attack: ‘When Trump ran out of options, he decided to turn to violence’
The lawmaker, who lived through the insurrection just days after his son took his own life, is now one of the most high-profile members of the committee investigating what happened on January 6