Lee Miller, the photojournalist who brought dignity to those who suffered during WWII
The photos she took and the words she wrote in ‘Vogue’ magazine were and remain an indictment of the Holocaust
Bridges and bike lanes: What to see in Copenhagen beyond cultural offerings
One of the great attractions of the Danish capital is its public transportation, which links its neighborhoods and makes life easier for residents and tourists alike via subways, buses, boats and bikes
Artists fight to keep the neon lights on in Hong Kong
Technological advancements and new regulations had led to buildings losing their trademark illuminations, leaving the city into the dark. Faced with a dwindling number of neon masters, there is a growing number of emergent creatives studying the craft and sharing their skills
When movie and TV locations become hot travel destinations
People once looked to paintings and books for vacation ideas, but now tourism offices are capitalizing on the popularity of major film and television productions
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