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The creak of the centuries: ‘The Time Machine’ by H. G. Wells
H.G. Wells was able to construct in The Time Machine one of the most enigmatic twilights ever postulated for the human odyssey.
Sandpaper souls: Suicide, Throbbing Gristle and Public Image Ltd.
Sandpaper souls: Suicide, Throbbing Gristle and Public Image Ltd., nihilistic horizons that in no way foreshadow the rampant commercialism that would take over the eighties.
5 Woody Allen films that deserve a second chance
Although die-hard Woody Allen fans would have us believe that the New York director has a rhythm of one masterpiece a year, the reality is different.
The architectural vision of music by Iannis Xenakis and Le Corbusier
This year marks the centenary of the birth of one of the most important composers of contemporary music, Iannis Xenakis.
Brian Eno, the change from liquid to gaseous
Brian Eno had the look you should ask of an experimental musician, the androgyny of glam rock, with stunning blond hair and flamboyant suits.
Female bosses, design and power
These female bosses have the necessary sensitivity to choose the furniture, the decoration, the wardrobe, to create a good working environment in which they perform better and better.
What Tolstoy didn’t confess
Leo Tolstoy has found the meaning of life in a sincere faith, but also one of expediency, for he will manipulate it in order to remake it in his own image and likeness.
74th Cannes Film Festival
74th Festival de Cannes: The cinema is back The 74th edition, which kicks off on 6 July, on unusual dates and in sweltering temperatures, far from the spring temperatures we are used to, will run until the 17th. The festival will have an Official Selection jury chaired by Spike Lee – who also stars in […]
Syd Barrett returns home
Syd Barrett was ploughing through the green meadows of England by the side of the road. That morning he packed his luggage in a cluttered room in London.
Maggie’s Centres: architecture can be therapeutic
The Maggie’s Centres demonstrate that architecture can serve as a therapy for illness or at least mitigate the emotional impact on the sick.