Sun-drenched photos capture the golden age of surfing
Amid the glistening waves and youthful grins in Jeff Divine's photos of 1970s surfers, there's something conspicuously absent from the sun-drenched scenes: logos.
Why women feel pressured to shave
Type "When did women start..." into Google and one of the top autocomplete suggestions to pop up is, "When did women start shaving?"
Cosmetic surgery apps: Swipe to buy a new face
8 houses built in impossible places
Architecture can flirt with nature in expressive yet subtle ways. The idea in architecture is often to harmonize, not dominate, the landscapes. This can prove a challenge, however, when faced with steep slopes, cliff faces and mountainsides.
This battery could charge your phone for five days, researchers say
Meet the scientist trying to travel back in time
The past, it has been said, is a foreign country. And sometimes it's another country we yearn to visit.
This village's secret to long life? Mountain air
There are a number of destinations around the world famed for the longevity of their residents.
A collector rescued 850,000 discarded negatives. This is what he found
For the last decade, Thomas Sauvin has been purchasing discarded color negatives by the kilogram from a recycling plant outside Beijing. The old 35-millimeter films capture family outings, weddings, birthdays, vacations -- anonymous, everyday memories that would otherwise be lost.
How to ask for a raise: 5 tips for negotiating a higher salary
Vintage photos capture the passion and restlessness of East Berlin's youth
Photography from the German Democratic Republic, or East Germany, has received limited exposure in the art world -- not least due to the strict limitations imposed by the former authoritarian state.