Enrique Rey
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- Aug 24, 2026
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- Aug 9, 2026
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‘The boundless ocean set into a rage’: Why we are still drawn to shipwrecks (opens the original)
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Legend has it that the painter William Turner — born in London in 1775 and obsessed with depicting the fury of the sea — had himself tied to the mast of the Ariel (a small sail-and-steam vessel) during a harrowing storm that lasted several hours, an ordeal he would turn into his famous painting Snow Storm (1842). Art historians such as James Hall debunk this anecdote, which nonetheless echoes the stories circulating online about the filming of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. In fact, Instagram
In defense of going to the office in August: ‘There are no bosses and nobody interrupts me’ (opens the original)
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Each season, style magazines publish guides on how to dress for summer in the office and survive the commute, or how not to freeze when the air conditioning is on full blast. For instance, a year ago EL PAÍS journalist Amaia Odriozola advised readers to keep a knitted cardigan in a drawer and also noted that if so many office-set television shows like Mad Men or House of Cards repeat gags about women freezing at work and managers turning the air up to maximum, it’s because “that connects with an
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