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Claudia Nogueira

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Welcome to Glenn Martens’s Maison Margiela — ‘It’s Going to Be Quite Loud’

Glenn Martens’s Vision at Maison Margiela — ‘It’s Going to Be Quite Loud’

The realm of haute couture is familiar with transformation, yet few creators have secured the industry's focus as effectively as Glenn Martens. His latest contributions at Maison Margiela mark the beginning of a fresh era for the renowned French fashion label. With his unique vision and bold innovation, Martens is set to redefine the brand's heritage, showcasing collections that are dynamic, expressive, and unapologetically bold.Maison Margiela has long been synonymous with avant-garde design, deconstruction, and a refusal to conform to the conventions of luxury fashion. The label, founded by Belgian designer Martin Margiela in 1988, became renowned for its anonymity,…
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Archaeologists unveil 3,500-year-old city in Peru

Archaeologists make breakthrough with 3,500-year-old city find in Peru

A team of archaeologists in Peru has brought to light the remains of a 3,500-year-old city, offering new insights into the region's pre-Columbian history and shedding light on early urban development in the Americas. This extraordinary discovery, located in the coastal desert region of northern Peru, is being hailed as one of the most significant archaeological finds in recent decades.The ancient settlement, uncovered after years of careful excavation, provides valuable evidence of complex social organization, architectural innovation, and ceremonial practices that date back to a period well before the rise of more widely known Andean civilizations such as the Moche…
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A video game on 'gold diggers' is fuelling a sexism debate in China

A video game on ‘gold diggers’ is fuelling a sexism debate in China

A recently released video game in China has ignited widespread public debate over gender stereotypes, sexism, and the portrayal of women in popular media. The controversy centers around a mobile game that encourages players to "expose" so-called "gold diggers"—a term often used to describe women perceived as seeking material gain through romantic relationships. The game has quickly become a cultural flashpoint, drawing criticism from feminist groups, social media users, and academics who argue that it perpetuates harmful gender biases in a society where discussions of gender equality are increasingly at the forefront.The game's premise is simple yet provocative. Players assume…
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Sourdough vs white sliced: Which breads should we be eating?

Sourdough vs white sliced: Which is the superior bread?

Bread is one of the oldest and most beloved foods in the world, with countless varieties spanning cultures, countries, and culinary traditions. For many people, bread is a daily staple, served at breakfast, lunch, or dinner. But not all bread is created equal. In recent years, debates over which type of bread is better for health have gained momentum, with sourdough often praised as the more wholesome option compared to the familiar white sliced loaf. The question remains: which bread should we actually be eating?Comprehending the distinction between sourdough and regular white sliced bread involves exploring more than just their…
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Apple hits back against 'unprecedented' €500m EU fine

Apple challenges ‘unprecedented’ €500m fine from EU

Apple has pushed back firmly against a recent decision by the European Union to impose a €500 million fine, describing the penalty as “unwarranted” and “unprecedented” in scope. The fine, announced as part of an antitrust investigation, has reignited debates over the regulation of major technology firms operating within the European single market, as well as broader questions about competition, consumer choice, and digital fairness.The European Commission, acting as the executive branch of the EU, has charged Apple with unfair competition methods by preventing music streaming services from notifying users about different, usually more affordable, subscription choices outside of Apple’s…
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US children are much more likely to die than kids in similar countries, study finds

Study shows US children are at greater risk of death than kids in comparable nations

A recent study has brought renewed attention to a troubling reality: children in the United States face a significantly higher risk of premature death than their counterparts in other high-income countries. Despite being one of the wealthiest nations in the world, the United States continues to lag behind when it comes to child health outcomes, a pattern that has persisted for decades but is now the subject of increasing scrutiny.The results from reviewing child mortality rates in developed countries reveal a concerning disparity in survival chances for young individuals. The study contrasted the United States with nations that possess equivalent…
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