RedacciónBBC Mundo 13 febrero 2015
Este fin de semana llega a los cines la esperada adaptación cinematográfica de "50 sombras de Grey", la primera parte de la trilogía de novelas eróticas de la escritora británica E. L. James, de la que se han vendido más de 100 millones de copias en todo el mundo y que ha tenido un gran éxito entre el público femenino.
El estreno del filme -que narra la relación de tintes sadomasoquistas entre una estudiante de literatura de 21 años y un empresario multimillonario de 27, a los que dan vida Dakota Johnson y Jamie Dornan- ha desatado las protestas de algunos grupos que consideran que esta historia de dominación y sumisión hace apología de la violencia sexual y del abuso doméstico. Read More...
It turns out that you can work on your thesis and play basketball at the same time, and play it at a high enough level to reach the Sweet 16.
You are Princeton.
“We’ve shown the world that yes, we’re smart, but we’re also competitive, and we can play with the best of ’em,” Blake Peters said.
“I think the team has national-championship aspirations at this point. Originally we were happy to be here, but not anymore. Read More...
In the hallowed halls of Princeton University, Mario Moore noticed dozens of portraits of deans, donors, famous alumni and college presidents in buildings across campus, a testament to the Ivy League institution’s illustrious past.
Moore, a 32-year-old artist who had observed the same thing at other universities, decided he could improve upon the mostly white, mostly male paintings that today’s diverse student bodies rarely look at in the daily rush to get to class. Read More...