Joanna wears a skirt, a bowler hat, and a blanket that covers her. She goes as a cholita at the top of La Paz in Bolivia. Joanna is Aymara and…
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Total UK footfall was up by 2.4% year on year, although this was distorted by the month’s inclusion of Easter, which fell in April last year.
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Recently, entertaining has entered their home. In the early years of the pandemic, their Barbican apartment was a sanctuary; now, friends are invited to see another face of the estate,…
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Culture
“Why waste time on 250 pages if I can tell it in 20?”: writer Samanta Schweblin, winner of the Aena award, in seven stories | Culture
Aside from his two forays into the novel, Rescue distance (2014) y Kentucky (2018), Samanta Schweblin is, above all, a masterful storyteller, influenced by the fantastic River Plate works of…
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People
A Doll’s House at the Almeida Theatre review: Romola Garai is wonderfully layered in Ibsen’s tragedy
Garai, an actress of great poise and focus, is here all a-jitter. Her Nora is fretful, nervy, prone to blurting out unwary truths and possessed of a billowy but self-conscious…
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Business
Surge pricing could be coming to supermarkets, Bank of England warns as digital displays tested
There is no evidence to suggest that UK supermarkets are using algorithm-driven dynamic pricing at present, but they are testing digital price displays
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Events
Heston Blumenthal: ‘I took cocaine to sleep. I wasn’t being a rock star, it was self-medication’
Heston Blumenthal talks to Josh Barrie about being bipolar and closing his London flagship
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Culture
The Bishopric of San Sebastián demands the removal of images of Tokischa half-naked in a basilica | Culture
The Dominican rapper Tokischa published a few days ago semi-naked photographs and videos inside the San Sebastian basilica of Nuestra Señora del Coro to promote the short film NO MARGIN.…
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It came as Japan-based Fast Retailing reported it was facing some higher transport costs amid the conflict in the Middle East.