If you're looking to travel to the stars or Pyongyang from your desk, look no further than this week's "What We Love".

In times of hyper-competition, sometimes only the most bizarre PR stunts will win you clients. Here are six of them.

In Lalage Snow's "Faces Of Afghanistan," you don't have to go to the battleground to witness the hazards of war; you only have to look at their eyes.

From ants in combat to the surprising beauty within meteorites, there's a lot to love in the world. Here are our picks of the week.

It's easy to feel discouraged. After reading about these amazing human endurance feats, though, you'll feel inspired to stick out your own hurdles.

The white wedding gown is a recent phenomenon with a fascinating history -- read about the intriguing history of wedding gowns at All That Is Interesting!

It's easy to assume that your personal idols are flawless; but even Nobel Prize winners are mired by imperfections and prejudices.

Believe it or not, the history of women's fashion gets much worse than the polyester culotte -- a look at the staggeringly cruel history of women's fashion.

The Internet makes Google cat searches easier than ever but the long-lasting negative effects of Internet use are hiding in plain sight.

Baseball is a bonafide American institution--here's a look at its somewhat shaky beginnings and some of the national pastime's defunct baseball teams.

From Wookiees to visions of cities without light pollution, we've got you covered for Saturday morning's inevitablly bleary-eyed "I wish I weren't here" moment.