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PRI's The World's Marco Werman reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”

After 27 years, Twin Peaks is back for a third season. With Russia on the rise once more, the timing couldn't be better for this cult favorite.

Hundreds in the UK city are getting inked to show solidarity with terror attack victims.

When performing her latest single, “Peligrosa,” Downs says she thought about women who are seen as “dangerous because we think, because we have opinions, because we want to go to school, because we want to be independent.”

Their connection is surprisingly deep.

Stanley Greene, one of the few African-American photojournalists who worked internationally, wanted to jolt people out of their comfort zones.

The parade lost major sponsors because it was going to honor a man some label a terrorist, even though Oscar López Rivera has now stepped aside. Meanwhile, Puerto Ricans on the island will vote on whether to become a state.

Otura Mun grew up in a Mennonite family in Indiana, but a visit to Puerto Rico led him to convert to the Yoruba religion. He's now an Yoruba Ifá priest, and incorporates these religious traditions into music.

People rarely look up. If they did, inside a Mumbai taxi at least, they’d notice a canvas that holds the most unusual art.