One month after earthquakes in Venezuela: Doctors Without Borders assures that the most urgent needs are access to drinking water, shelter, and mental health

One month after earthquakes in Venezuela: Doctors Without Borders assures that the most urgent needs are access to drinking water, shelter, and mental health

The official death toll has reached 5,398, with 16,740 people injured. The organization noted that structural destruction is alarming: according to official information, 190 buildings have collapsed, while more than 895 structures have suffered severe damage and are at risk of collapse.

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Paula's Data: gorpcore, the trend that brings outdoor clothing to the city

Paula’s Data: gorpcore, the trend that brings outdoor clothing to the city

For years, outdoor clothing was almost exclusively associated with the mountains. Today, that boundary is increasingly blurred. Gorpcore borrows garments and accessories designed for outdoor activities such as trail running shoes, waterproof jackets, fleece, technical backpacks, or sports caps, and integrates them into urban looks. The beauty lies in combining functionality and style: comfortable, durable, and practical clothing that today also has a place on runways and in street style. Here are some options.

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Venice Film Festival 2026 will premiere film shot in Rapa Nui and the return of Chilean-Italian Marco Bechis

Venice Film Festival 2026 will premiere film shot in Rapa Nui and the return of Chilean-Italian Marco Bechis

Some of the directors competing for the Golden Lion will be Werner Herzog, Nanni Moretti, Hirokazu Kore-eda, and Martin McDonagh. The latter will present Wild Horse Nine, the film he shot in early 2025 in our country. Bechis will exhibit his first feature film in 11 years, while out of competition, documentaries about Jorge Luis Borges, Bernardo Bertolucci, and the Oasis reunion will be screened. It will be held between September 2 and 12.

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