Lorde strips down and surrenders in a modern and visceral show at Lollapalooza
Lorde delivered a dynamic performance at Lollapalooza Brazil, captivating fans with her evolving artistic style across different albums.
Pinacoteca Benedicto Calixto Receives the Exhibition 'Santos 480 Years - Cradle of Modern Brazil'
The Pinacoteca Benedicto Calixto in Santos is hosting a free exhibition that highlights the city's historical and cultural significance in the development of modern Brazil.
'Everything is Tuberculosis' shows how the disease continues to be ignored today
John Green's new non-fiction book highlights the ongoing impact and neglect of tuberculosis in modern society.
With a broad exhibition of Wifredo Lam, MoMA reviews the facets of the surrealist
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has launched a comprehensive exhibition to honor Cuban surrealist Wifredo Lam, celebrating nearly 90 years since it acquired its first piece of his art.
Even with record investments in clean energy, oil is far from losing importance in the world
Despite record investments in clean energy, the global economy remains heavily dependent on oil, which continues to play a critical role in modern life and industry.
Iran Hits the Most Modern US Fighter Jet for the First Time in Combat
A U.S. F-35 fighter jet was reportedly hit in combat for the first time in history over Iran, though the pilot managed to land it safely.
'1984' version today
The article discusses the relevance of George Orwell's '1984' in today's society, highlighting the parallels between the book's themes and modern technology.
We Have Too Many Laws
The article discusses the abundance of laws in Brazil and questions the modern interpretation of the 'Rule of Law' as merely having numerous statutes.
Organiquê: Rio Preto receives its first smart masterplan
The Organiquê smart masterplan, introduced by Citz Desenvolvimento Imobiliário, aims to blend modern urban life with nature while promising improved quality of life in Rio Preto, Brazil.
Scientists reconstruct dinosaur nest and discover curious detail about how eggs hatched
A study suggests that birds-like dinosaurs may have incubated their eggs differently compared to modern birds.
Liking our country does not mean liking those who speak in its name
The article discusses the nuances of modern authoritarianism as depicted in the documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin'.
If you could choose, would you be a trophy wife?
The article explores the concept of the 'trophy wife' in a modern context, questioning whether being in such a role is a choice or a societal imposition.
Army spends R$ 1.3 billion on new missiles and armored vehicles, citing experiences in Ukraine and Palestine
The Brazilian Army has spent R$ 1.27 billion on new missiles and amphibious armored tanks during Lula's government to enhance its combat capabilities against modern threats.
The weight on Atlas's back has increased
The article discusses the increasing challenges faced by authoritarian leaders in modern times, likening them to the mythological figure of Atlas who bears the weight of the world.
Conservative cultural production oscillates between political resentment and moral didacticism
The article discusses the challenges of conservative cultural production in the modern artistic landscape, questioning why conservatives seem less capable of producing significant art today compared to the past.
Jürgen Habermas questioned attachment to traditions in an interview with Folha; read
In a 1995 interview with Folha, the late Jürgen Habermas argued that modern humans must question traditions, highlighting the lessons learned from history's negative experiences.
Ghost Ship, War Victim and Others: See Famous and Mysterious Shipwrecks on the Coast of SP
The partial sinking of the ship Professor W. Besnard near Santos has revived memories of notable shipwrecks along the Brazilian coast, involving events from the Second World War to modern incidents.
Job decisions are among the most stressful, study points out
A study from the University of Zurich reveals that job-related decisions are among the most stressful in modern life, with nearly one-third of stressful choices involving work.
Fortaleza receives a fleet of buses with new look, air conditioning, and phone chargers
Fortaleza has introduced a new fleet of air-conditioned buses equipped with modern amenities, including USB ports and enhanced safety features, aiming to modernize the public transportation system by 2026.
Francis Hime plays piano and sings with Pedro Miranda on the first album by the Carioca collective Forró da Gávea
Francis Hime collaborates with Pedro Miranda on the debut album of the Forró da Gávea collective, celebrating traditional forró music with modern influences.
Integrated environments reveal a new way of living in the home
The integration of living, kitchen, and communal spaces is now a definitive choice in residential projects, reflecting a modern lifestyle focused on openness and functionality.
Solano starts construction and marks a new chapter on Belo Horizonte street
The new residential project by Montrecon Construções aims to transform the neighborhood with modern architecture while offering exclusive living experiences.
Itinerant Video Game Museum returns to Taubaté Shopping for its 15th anniversary
The Itinerant Video Game Museum is returning to Taubaté Shopping, featuring historical and modern video games for public interaction from March 14 to 29, 2023.
What you should eat in each stage of life
The article discusses the importance of nutrition during different life stages, referencing historical food rations during WWII as a backdrop for understanding modern dietary recommendations.
Cell phones are a $15 trillion machine spying on you, and this is a risk to freedom, says writer
In a recent interview, author Peter Schmidt highlights the dangers of modern smartphones, depicting them as tools of control rather than personal autonomy.
We bet on the little tiger, but not on love, says psychoanalyst Carol Tilkian at Fronteiras
Psychoanalyst Carol Tilkian discusses the paradox of modern connectivity and solitude during a women's event at the Fronteiras festival.
What the constant sound of modern life is doing to our minds
The article explores how the relentless noise of modern life impacts our mental state and emotional well-being.
From soap opera costumes to luxury on social media: the way to dress at rodeos has transformed in 20 years
The article discusses the evolution of rodeo fashion in Brazil from a functional style defined by soap operas to a more modern, social media-influenced aesthetic.
Baccarelli Institute Makes a Small Revolution in Heliópolis
The Baccarelli Institute has opened a modern concert hall in Heliópolis, becoming the first such venue located within a Brazilian favela.
Bacteria from 5,000-year-old ice samples offer clues in the fight against superbugs
Romanian scientists have discovered ancient bacteria in a 5,000-year-old ice core that show resilience to modern antibiotics, which could aid in the development of new medications.
Precision Nutrition as a Strategy for Modern Livestock Farming
Precision nutrition is becoming an essential management tool in modern livestock farming, driven by rising production costs and the need for efficiency and sustainability.
Brazilian TV would not be so modern without Dennis Carvalho
Dennis Carvalho's influence on Brazilian television is highlighted, particularly through his collaboration with Gilberto Braga and pivotal moments in recent telenovelas.
Rio City Hall launches project for the construction of the new Uruguaiana Popular Market
The Rio de Janeiro City Hall has initiated a project for a new Uruguaiana Popular Market, aiming to demolish the current market and build a modern commercial center.
Tyrannosaurus rex walked on tiptoes like an 8-ton chicken
Recent research suggests that the Tyrannosaurus rex walked on tiptoes, resembling modern birds more than previously thought.
Salvador hosts G20 summit exhibition showcasing the history of Brazilian art
The Museum of Modern Art of Bahia is hosting a G20 exhibition featuring 80 works that highlight the history of Brazilian art until June 28, 2024.
In the relationship between species, the union of Neanderthal man and 'sapiens' woman prevailed
A new study reveals that the majority of unions between Neanderthals and modern humans during the Ice Age were between Neanderthal men and Homo sapiens women.
Male Neanderthals mated more with female Homo sapiens, study indicates
A new study indicates that most interbreeding between Neanderthals and modern humans involved male Neanderthals mating with female Homo sapiens.
Bacteria from 5,000-year-old ice samples provide clues for the fight against superbugs
A team of Romanian scientists discovered ancient bacteria from a 5,000-year-old ice core that show resistance to modern antibiotics, raising concerns about antibiotic effectiveness.
How to Create a Society of Continuous Learning
The article discusses the importance of reinventing the education system to adapt to modern demands, emphasizing continuous learning throughout life.
In the Age of AI, Robots Invaded Bars and Homes
The article discusses the rise of robotic bartenders like Makr Shakr, highlighting their capabilities in cocktail mixing as a modern advancement reminiscent of historical automated machines.
Young people no longer need alcohol and cigarettes to seem like adults, says psychiatrist specializing in alcoholism
A psychiatrist notes that modern youths increasingly do not need alcohol or cigarettes to feel adult-like, reflecting a significant change in social behaviors and attitudes toward substance use.
Do you really need this purchase? Take the test and find out
The article discusses how modern digital shopping behaviors lead to impulsive buying and financial difficulties for many consumers in Brazil.
How is your food libido?
The article explores how modern food consumption has become overly functional, often prioritizing health metrics over the social and emotional aspects of eating.
Bacteria trapped in ice for 5,000 years was already resistant to modern antibiotics, study reveals
A recent study found that a bacteria isolated from a glacier in Romania, dating back over 5,000 years, exhibited resistance to modern antibiotics, suggesting that antibiotic resistance is an ancient trait rather than a result of widespread antibiotic use.
Sicoob Credisul donates modern water cooler to Berneck Park in Várzea Grande (MT)
Sicoob Credisul has partnered with the Várzea Grande City Hall to inaugurate a modern hydration station in Berneck Park, promoting public well-being.
Do you remember them? Payphones resist in almost 100 cities in RS that have no mobile coverage (and should not be removed anytime soon)
In Brazil, nearly 100 cities in Rio Grande do Sul will retain public payphones until 2028 due to lack of cellular coverage, highlighting the challenges of maintaining traditional communication infrastructure in the modern age.
'Architect of Carnival': the role of Heitor dos Prazeres, plot of Vila, in the history of the revelry
The Unidos de Vila Isabel samba school pays tribute to Heitor dos Prazeres, a key figure in the evolution of modern Brazilian carnival, highlighting his influence as an artist and cultural icon.
Before the trios and sambodromos: get to know the mutation cars, a tradition from the past of Carnival in Florianópolis and unique in Brazil
The article highlights the historical significance of 'mutation cars' in the Carnival of Florianópolis, showing their unique role before the modern festivities.
The sailors recruited to work on ghost ships targeted by sanctions: 'Modern slavery'
Sailors reporting from ghost ships have described severe working conditions and mistreatment, sparking concerns over modern slavery practices.
DAX is also a solution for more practical and modern kitchens
DAX offers kitchen fixtures that blend aesthetics and functionality, providing durability and a decade-long warranty.