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A New Museum Opens in Cambodia, Created in North Korea
In Siem Reap, Cambodia, a new museum, called the Angkor Panorama Museum recently opened. It features dizzying displays of grandiose artworks, including a 360-degree painted mural of a 12th-century Angkorian battle. But …
Crystal Moselle + Fazeelat Aslam Document Women in the Global Water Crisis
The "Wolfpack" director and the Academy Award-winning documentarian embark on a new humanitarian series for Water.org + Stella Artois
Artist Cole Sternberg’s Boat Voyage from Japan to Portland
A new exhibition, "The Nature of Breathing in Salt," highlights an adventure-inspired process
The Chemical Brothers feat. Beck: Wide Open
Building upon the thoughtful, at times haunting vocals we’ve come to expect from Beck, The Chemical Brothers’ track “Wide Open” from 2015’s Born In The Echoes delivers potent melody. The newly released …
Ecoscraps Organic Potting Soils
Reducing food waste and slowing landfill growth through composted soils
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The True Meaning of “Australia Day” to Aboriginal People
Celebrated each year on 26 January, Australia Day marks the anniversary of British ships first landing at Port Jackson, New South Wales and the raising of the British flag at Sydney Cove. …
Shamir: Hungry Like The Wolf (Duran Duran Cover)
CH favorite Shamir has just announced he’ll be joining Duran Duran on tour, and released an acoustic cover of their wildly popular “Hungry Like The Wolf.” His rendition is tender and dreamy—turning …
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How an Abandoned Rat Made it to Broadway
Last summer, a few abandoned albino rats (the kind people keep as pets) took up residence in a median strip on NYC’s West 57th street. They rapidly began to multiply, alarming both …
The Real Thing at NYC’s Flowers Gallery
A group exhibition of four photographers gets the head spinning on gender constructs, relationships and more