Annie Ling is the photographer behind this distressing photo story that shows the reality of life for many Chinese immigrants in New York City. This building, 81 Bowery, is one of the last lodging houses left in the city and people live in 64-square-foot cubicles.
The scale of this cruise ship, the Emerald Princess, can be best judged when you look at it in comparison to a large residential complex, the Iceberg, in Denmark.
These trolleybuses, Viseon LT-20, are built in in the German town of Pilsting and are used on the University campus but this one is for the members of the royal family and has leather seats and oak flooring.
This girl flew from Denmark to Hollywood to meet the star and planned everything perfectly.
A family moved into their new house and uncovered this incredibly well hidden safe.
The disappearance of Tara Calico in the ‘80s is a well-documented crime mystery that has never been solved.
This 45 storey office block was left unfinished when the developer died during construction. Now it is home to Caracas’s poor population.
Let's see why.
This 34 year old beekeeper has set the world record for the being covered in 460,000 bees weighing in at 100.4 lbs (45.65 kg).
Yaktusk is a habitable city in Russia but it is so cold that it is not for the faint-hearted.
Two boys, aged 16 and 17, were returning from a trip to Europe when they were stopped at a Chicago airport for possessing suspicisiou luggages.
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