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What We Love This Week, Volume XXI

Santorini’s Breathtaking Sunsets Believe it or not, the Greek island of Oia has more to offer than a sprinkling of serene caldera-carved homes set against the azure of the Aegean Sea. Every year, travelers around the world congregate in Greece’s own “Eagle’s Nest” to bear witness to what many describe...

By All That's Interesting • Jul 12, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XXI

Santorini’s Breathtaking Sunsets Believe it or not, the Greek island of Oia has more to offer than a sprinkling of serene caldera-carved homes set against the azure of the Aegean Sea. Every year, travelers around the world congregate in Greece’s own “Eagle’s Nest” to bear witness to what many describe...

By All That's Interesting • July 12, 2013

Walking The Line With Nik Wallenda

Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda hails from a long lineage of death-defying, danger-devoted daredevils. Known as the Flying Wallendas, Nik owes his passion to great grandfather Karl Wallenda, the legendary aerialist who brought his tightrope troupe to America in the 20th century and provided much-needed inspiration–and relief–to audiences around the world...

By Savannah Cox • Jun 23, 2013

Walking The Line With Nik Wallenda

Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda hails from a long lineage of death-defying, danger-devoted daredevils. Known as the Flying Wallendas, Nik owes his passion to great grandfather Karl Wallenda, the legendary aerialist who brought his tightrope troupe to America in the 20th century and provided much-needed inspiration–and relief–to audiences around the world...

By Savannah Cox • June 23, 2013

The Most Incredibly Colorful Animals You’ve Probably Never Seen Before

In the age of high-definition and LED, people have grown incredibly accustomed to the neon colors and artificial brightness that infuse our world. That’s why when we see technicolor macaws flying among tree canopies or slugs coated in pepto bismol pink, we’re reminded that nature can offer just as many...

By Kiri Picone • Jun 22, 2013

The Most Incredibly Colorful Animals You’ve Probably Never Seen Before

In the age of high-definition and LED, people have grown incredibly accustomed to the neon colors and artificial brightness that infuse our world. That’s why when we see technicolor macaws flying among tree canopies or slugs coated in pepto bismol pink, we’re reminded that nature can offer just as many...

By Kiri Picone • June 22, 2013

August Landmesser, The Story Of The Man Behind The Crossed Arms

Learn more about the tragic story of August Landmesser, the man who refused to salute Hitler.

By Savannah Cox • Jun 20, 2013

August Landmesser, The Story Of The Man Behind The Crossed Arms

Learn more about the tragic story of August Landmesser, the man who refused to salute Hitler.

By Savannah Cox • June 20, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XVII

One 14-Year-Old’s Amazing “Mini” View Of The World While the craft exhibited above and below looks somewhat reminiscent of a dreamy, Tim Burton film, it’s actually the product of a 14 year-old’s imagination. Equipped with little more than creativity, a camera and a sister who helps him with editing, Zev...

By All That's Interesting • Jun 14, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XVII

One 14-Year-Old’s Amazing “Mini” View Of The World While the craft exhibited above and below looks somewhat reminiscent of a dreamy, Tim Burton film, it’s actually the product of a 14 year-old’s imagination. Equipped with little more than creativity, a camera and a sister who helps him with editing, Zev...

By All That's Interesting • June 14, 2013

Four Amazing Contemporary Portrait Series

Rembrandt might have mastered the portrait, but as these contemporary portrait series suggest, he's not the only one to have done so.

By All That's Interesting • Jun 6, 2013

Four Amazing Contemporary Portrait Series

Rembrandt might have mastered the portrait, but as these contemporary portrait series suggest, he's not the only one to have done so.

By All That's Interesting • June 6, 2013

Toronto Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

With nearly one-half of its population born outside of Canadian borders, Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world. And as photographer Tom Ryaboi points out in this series of fantastic photos, diversity is a trait that can be attributed to its architectural makeup as well.

By All That's Interesting • May 11, 2013

Toronto Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

With nearly one-half of its population born outside of Canadian borders, Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world. And as photographer Tom Ryaboi points out in this series of fantastic photos, diversity is a trait that can be attributed to its architectural makeup as well.

By All That's Interesting • May 11, 2013

The Suffocating Smog Of Beijing In 19 Startling Photographs

As a thick haze engulfs the Chinese capital, these pictures of the Beijing smog capture the ongoing disaster.

By All That's Interesting • May 9, 2013

The Suffocating Smog Of Beijing In 19 Startling Photographs

As a thick haze engulfs the Chinese capital, these pictures of the Beijing smog capture the ongoing disaster.

By All That's Interesting • May 9, 2013

The World’s Most Stunning Glaciers

With their endless expanses of snow, blue ice, and crystal clear surfaces, glaciers are an incredibly breathtaking natural wonder. If you’re looking for a less poetic way to describe them, these astonishing bodies of icy mass are essentially large bodies of ice formed over centuries, when the accumulation of snow...

By Kiri Picone • May 7, 2013

The World’s Most Stunning Glaciers

With their endless expanses of snow, blue ice, and crystal clear surfaces, glaciers are an incredibly breathtaking natural wonder. If you’re looking for a less poetic way to describe them, these astonishing bodies of icy mass are essentially large bodies of ice formed over centuries, when the accumulation of snow...

By Kiri Picone • May 7, 2013

The World’s Most Iconic Lighthouses

Madang Lighthouse, Papua New Guinea Also known as the Coastwatchers’ Memorial, this imposing lighthouse was built in 1959 to pay homage to the brave coast watchers of World War II, or the men stationed on remote Pacific islands with the task of observing enemy movements. The 90-foot high alabaster structure...

By All That's Interesting • Apr 29, 2013

The World’s Most Iconic Lighthouses

Madang Lighthouse, Papua New Guinea Also known as the Coastwatchers’ Memorial, this imposing lighthouse was built in 1959 to pay homage to the brave coast watchers of World War II, or the men stationed on remote Pacific islands with the task of observing enemy movements. The 90-foot high alabaster structure...

By All That's Interesting • April 29, 2013