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What We Love This Week, Volume XCVII

Be Thankful You Don’t Live In Buffalo This Week And you thought New York would be kind enough to unleash its wintry misery in December. This week in Buffalo, nature took a massive, snowy hatchet to the upstate New York town in the form of five feet of snow. While...

By Savannah Cox • Nov 21, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume XCVII

Be Thankful You Don’t Live In Buffalo This Week And you thought New York would be kind enough to unleash its wintry misery in December. This week in Buffalo, nature took a massive, snowy hatchet to the upstate New York town in the form of five feet of snow. While...

By Savannah Cox • November 21, 2014

Highlights From The World Beard And Moustache Championships

More than 300 men with sculpted beards and lengthy mustaches attended the 2014 World Beard and Moustache Championships.

By Kiri Picone • Oct 30, 2014

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Highlights From The World Beard And Moustache Championships

More than 300 men with sculpted beards and lengthy mustaches attended the 2014 World Beard and Moustache Championships.

By Kiri Picone • October 30, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume XCII

Man Travels Thousands Of Miles Around Australia, Returns With These Stunning Scenes Johan Lolos spent an entire year traversing Australia’s diverse terrains, documenting all of his findings on film. In spite–or perhaps because–of the danger to which he subjected himself daily, we think Lolos made the right choice in abandoning...

By Savannah Cox • Oct 17, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume XCII

Man Travels Thousands Of Miles Around Australia, Returns With These Stunning Scenes Johan Lolos spent an entire year traversing Australia’s diverse terrains, documenting all of his findings on film. In spite–or perhaps because–of the danger to which he subjected himself daily, we think Lolos made the right choice in abandoning...

By Savannah Cox • October 17, 2014

Hummingbirds Pack A Colorful Punch

In spite of their size, hummingbirds are incredibly aggressive. Unfortunately, no amount of defense can keep them immune from the effects of climate change.

By Erin Kelly • Oct 8, 2014

Hummingbirds Pack A Colorful Punch

In spite of their size, hummingbirds are incredibly aggressive. Unfortunately, no amount of defense can keep them immune from the effects of climate change.

By Erin Kelly • October 8, 2014

23 Powerful Photographs of Vintage San Francisco

San Francisco is best known for the lazy fog that drapes its steep, geometric hills. The city, which was first founded in June 1776, is home to a number of beloved tourist attractions and landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz island. In this gallery of vintage San Francisco...

By Kiri Picone • Oct 2, 2014

23 Powerful Photographs of Vintage San Francisco

San Francisco is best known for the lazy fog that drapes its steep, geometric hills. The city, which was first founded in June 1776, is home to a number of beloved tourist attractions and landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz island. In this gallery of vintage San Francisco...

By Kiri Picone • October 2, 2014

34 Black And White Photos Restored With Brilliant Color

Get a whole new perspective on history's most important people and events with these thirty-four black and white photos brilliantly restored in color.

By All That's Interesting • Sep 30, 2014

34 Black And White Photos Restored With Brilliant Color

Get a whole new perspective on history's most important people and events with these thirty-four black and white photos brilliantly restored in color.

By All That's Interesting • September 30, 2014

The Tumultuous Efforts To Preserve The World’s Disappearing Tiger Population

The world lost 97 percent of its wild tigers in the past century as aggressive poaching continue to contribute to dwindling populations of this big cat.

By Kiri Picone • Sep 24, 2014

The Tumultuous Efforts To Preserve The World’s Disappearing Tiger Population

The world lost 97 percent of its wild tigers in the past century as aggressive poaching continue to contribute to dwindling populations of this big cat.

By Kiri Picone • September 24, 2014

30 Satellite Images That Will Change The Way You See The Earth

Over time, humankind has managed to make its illusions of grandeur actually seem real. These satellite images will fill you with a helpful dose of humility.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 21, 2014

30 Satellite Images That Will Change The Way You See The Earth

Over time, humankind has managed to make its illusions of grandeur actually seem real. These satellite images will fill you with a helpful dose of humility.

By Savannah Cox • September 21, 2014

5 Interesting Countries Most People Know Nothing About

From tropical paradises to Europe's hidden gem, these are the most interesting countries on Earth.

By Susan Sims • Sep 20, 2014

5 Interesting Countries Most People Know Nothing About

From tropical paradises to Europe's hidden gem, these are the most interesting countries on Earth.

By Susan Sims • September 20, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume LXXXIII

The Curious Borderland Between Scotland And England Just yesterday, Scots took to the polls en masse to determine the future of their relationship with the United Kingdom. The result? Scotland is staying loyal to the Union Jack. Approximately 55% of Scots voted not to separate from the United Kingdom, much...

By Savannah Cox • Sep 19, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume LXXXIII

The Curious Borderland Between Scotland And England Just yesterday, Scots took to the polls en masse to determine the future of their relationship with the United Kingdom. The result? Scotland is staying loyal to the Union Jack. Approximately 55% of Scots voted not to separate from the United Kingdom, much...

By Savannah Cox • September 19, 2014