Racial profiling is sadly a recurring theme in the United States. Artist Nick Cave examines the phenomenon through art, movement, and fabric.

Modern birth control still has its flaws, but at least we no longer live in a world where women are encouraged to shove glass up their vaginas.

For just over a decade, American women's baseball provided relief to a nation reeling from war.

A spatula can go there?! The weirdest x-rays are often the most gruesome ones. Squeamish friends, you've been warned.

In 2012, 40 people said goodbye to London and hello to the woods. Here's what their life off the grid looks like.

From Butch Cassidy to an 11-year-old car thief to a Jesse James crony still bloody from a posse's beating, these mugshots evoke the true outlaw spirit of the Wild West.

Anne Frank's life ended at a concentration camp in March 1945, just a few weeks short of its liberation. Look back on her life and legacy through photos.

Who needs terrestrial life when underwater living is so damn cool?

A handful of years and 45 tons later, Paris' decision to remove its love locks proves that love really is fleeting--even when "sealed" through metal.

While gentrification has put a San Francisco address out of reach for most, there was a time when rent was dirt cheap and San Franciscans were even dirtier.

It's not spring in London without the Chelsea Flower Show.