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Month: February 2021

‘Pintado por un loco’: Edvard Munch escribió un mensaje oculto en ‘El Grito’

(CNN) — Un minúsculo mensaje escondido en la famosa pintura de Edvard Munch «El Grito» («The Scream», en inglés) fue escrito por el propio artista, según encontró una nueva investigación de la obra, finalmente resolviendo uno de los misterios más perdurables del arte moderno. El mensaje «Sólo pudo haber sido pintado por un loco», garabateado

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FDA issues updated guidance on adapting Covid-19 vaccines, tests and therapeutics for coronavirus variants

The US Food and Drug Administration has issued updated guidance for companies that plan to adapt their Covid-19 medical products — including vaccines, tests and therapeutics — to address the emergence of coronavirus variants. The agency said in an announcement on Monday that it expects that “manufacturing information will remain generally the same” for authorized

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Daft Punk anuncia que se separa

(CNN) — El dúo francés de música electrónica Daft Punk ha anunciado su separación, dijo el lunes a CNN su publicista, Kathryn Frazier. Daft Punk, el dúo con cabeza de robot, lanzó un video de YouTube de ocho minutos titulado Epilogue. El clip muestra al dúo ganador de un premio Grammy caminando por el desierto

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Read: Interior secretary nominee Deb Haaland’s prepared remarks for her confirmation hearing

Democratic Rep. Deb Haaland of New Mexico, who has been nominated by President Joe Biden for interior secretary, is expected to discuss the “historic nature” of her confirmation by the Senate at her confirmation hearing Tuesday. Haaland, who will testify before the the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, would be the first Native American

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They joined a movement focused on kindness. Some say it’s helped them get through the pandemic

Catherine Barrett says a neighbor’s small act of kindness was what sparked a now-global movement focused on all things good. Like most people around the globe in March 2020, Barrett was terrified of the then-novel coronavirus and watched as residents tried to navigate the crisis by canceling events, often panic buying and locking themselves inside

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