It's really hot this week. Cool off with some photos of Iceland and Antarctica in this week's What We Love.

Black holes, parallel universes and teleportation: these fringe sciences can be as cool as they are scary.

It doesn't seem like we'll ever really get out of Baghdad. Here's a look at what the city once was.

The photos from Ramiro Fernandez's fantastic "Cuba Then" book remind us what Cuba once was -- and what it could be again.

Forget picket fences or brownstones, these modern home designs offer simple elegance in the technological age.

From boats that would survive an ice age to wooden swimming suits, these strange inventions are also the most delightful to look back on.

In Lebanon, it's OK for men to sleep with animals if they're female. Don't go to Milan if you're sad. Read on for more funny laws that are actually real.

"We especially need imagination in science. It is not all mathematics, nor all logic, but is somewhat beauty and poetry.” - Maria Mitchell

This week, we're in love with photographers documenting public health and geopolitical hot topics.

This week we look back on the wisdom and grace of Maya Angelou, the year 1964 and the mystifying relationship between children and guns.

While Andy Warhol is best known for turning the mundane into art, his death revealed to fans a debilitating part of his life: hoarding.