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Writer Henry C. Krempels once found a woman occupying his bunk on a train from Milan to Paris. He first turned her story into an article and now into a play, titled 'The Sleeper'.

Some Afghan men believe that sharing a woman's birth name dishonors her, using phrases like "my goat" or "my chicken" to refer to them instead. Now, women are fighting back with a social media campaign that asks: Where is my name?

Every year indigenous kids from Scandinavia, Alaska, and Canada get together at the Riddu Riddu Festival in Norway to party and discuss cultural identity and prejudice.

Tariq started out selling freakshake-style ice creams on council estates in Wrexham. Now, as “Mr. Tee,” he makes a living touring his hugely popular ice cream van across the UK.

We've all been there.

Summer isn't over yet, lads.

In Korea, you can eat waffles while petting sheep, and some smoothies come with a side of meerkats.

The photographer spent two years documenting life at "the jewel in the crown of the British establishment".

Journalists might report from battle, but they often wouldn't be able to get there in the first place if it wasn't for these fixers.