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Pictures of the annual festival that honors Iemanjá, the most popular deity in the Candomblé and Umbanda religions.

The 1 percent don't want you to know how they live.

Photographer Jessica Pettway gives some tips on how to avoid boring and generic arrangements.

In the 1960s and 70s, Hailu Mergia was a famous musician in Addis Ababa. But in the 80s, he made the painful decision to leave. Now he's poised for a comeback.

At the Surva festival, Bulgarians don bear, demon and priest costumes to welcome spring and ward off the evil spirits of winter.

Playing dress up and shooting self-portraits at her parents' house in the suburbs coaxed Meryl Meisler out of the closet and into herself.

Rania Matar's photos of teen girls in their bedrooms celebrate similarities between America and the Middle East.

Can a wind send you mad? Canterbury’s famous Nor’wester has been linked to higher rates of crime, deaths from organ failure and mental distress.

These stories will haunt you.

The Nisenan tribe of the California Central Valley are fighting to regain recognition from the federal government.

'An Autobiography of Miss Wish' by Nina Berman charts the turbulent life of a survivor of trafficking, abuse and homelessness.

Photographer Orlando Gili captured what unfolded after the opening of the Night Overground.