Nature & Animal
What is the mammal that lives at the highest altitude?
There are extraordinary life forms that survive in more than inhospitable conditions. This mammal is one of those creatures. Guess what it is?
They discover a crab of one hundred million years preserved in amber
It lived in the age of dinosaurs and is the oldest modern looking crab known to date.
Capybara plague, the largest rodent in the world invades us
The construction of neighborhoods in humid areas of Argentina entails having to share the garden with these gigantic rodents
The best photos that portray the world up close
These are some of the winning images of the Close-up Photographer of the Year 2021 awards.
Mount Aso erupts
The Aso Caldera, located on Japan's Kyushu Island, is expelling pyroclastic flows and a large plume of smoke.
Cultural
Dante Alighieri, a constant traveler
His life was a constant journey, an unfinished journey with his longing for the paradox of the city he loved and hated at the same time, Florence.
Chronicles of the Boys of Usme: A Satellite Named Javier
El Espectador publishes a series of stories by boys from one of the towns in Bogotá most affected by exclusion and the national strike.
The Two Impostors (Saturday Afternoon Tales)
On the end of the year holidays I traveled to the United States to visit a friend. Before the trip I organized an itinerary because I needed to buy time.
Denígrame y Asociados (Saturday afternoon stories)
My heart palpitations accelerate and I feel a flock of ice beetles crashing against the walls of my stomach.
The photo of that sunset (Tales of Saturday afternoon)
It was August 23 the day you jumped into the water from that bridge.
Astrology
Drama about dying with dignity – "Take me home"
What to do if a family member is seriously ill and has not completed an advance directive? The ZDF drama “Bring me home” deals with a very sensitive topic.
Emmy award winner Peter Scolari dies at the age of 66
He had his breakthrough in Hollywood in 1980 on the side of Tom Hanks in the TV sitcom "Bosom Buddies". In 2016, Peter Scolari was awarded an Emmy.
Heike Makatsch investigates in the "crime scene"
In her third case, Heike Makatsch, as "Tatort" commissioner Berlinger, has to do with a blind law student and a decadent young couple. But it is also about the single investigator herself.
ZDF crime thriller "Friesland": cannabis and weird guys
A marine biologist is murdered in East Friesland, and soon the whole small town is upside down. A new episode of the cheerful crime series with charming actors.
Jan Böhmermann on "Moria 2": The EU is imprisoning innocents on Samos
Jan Böhmermann takes on the human contempt of the EU in the refugee camp Moria 2 in his ZDF magazine Royale. Is that still satire? The TV review.
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“Nomadland” in the cinema: The truth is the better realism
Chloé Zhao's masterful social panorama “Nomadland” with Frances McDormand is finally coming to the cinema.
"The Azerbaijan Connection" (ARD): Purchased MPs from the Bundestag
An ARD report shows how German parliamentarians let Azerbaijan buy them.
Mel Brooks turns 95: making films and laughing as rebellion
Evil, but rarely sarcastic: The great comedian and filmmaker Mel Brooks on his 95th birthday.
Shimmering like a pile of broken glass
Steven Soderbergh's lustfully absurd thriller “No Sudden Move” is a celebration of failed expectations
“No Sudden Move” in the cinema: Shimmering like a pile of broken glass
Steven Soderbergh's lustfully absurd thriller “No Sudden Move” is a celebration of failed expectations