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Having been tipped by some to win the 1994 World Cup, an own goal from Andres Escobar helped to end Colombia’s dream at the group stage. Five days later, he was shot dead in a nightclub parking lot in Medellin.

Maybe a little too secret.

'Cry Cry Cry' is out October 6.

Plus, Gucci Mane runs the remix circuit and Young Thug cosigns Sahbabii in this edition of the Remix Report Card.

Anshuman Ghosh, a.k.a @moography, makes delightful paper illusions that transcend phone photography.

The Golden State Warriors are calling the personal seat licenses for their new privately funded arena "memberships," and after 30 years you'll get your money back.

“I’m not going to have the American flag waving while I’m singing 'Born to Die.' It’s not going to happen.”

A man suspected of running AlphaBay was found dead in a Thai prison last week; Dutch police say they have infiltrated another market called Hansa.

Robin Dann of Bernice talks about the group's latest EP, 'Puff,' pop influences like Katy Perry, and the struggle to gain momentum in a competitive music market.

English artist Sarah Lucas stages an erotic, feminist intervention at The Legion of Honor in San Francisco.

The Election Assistance Commission ensures that all Americans can vote freely and independently -- and it's under siege.

We spoke to Jenny Slate, Gillian Robespierre, and Elisabeth Holm about their new film "Landline," a dark comedy that examines divorce and infidelity.