Danae Elon’s famous Israeli father didn’t want her to move back to the Jewish State. But she did it anyway, with her own family. Elon’s documentary is a deeply personal story about home and heartbreak in Jerusalem.

It's more than fun and games. President Barack Obama said the park “captures the promise” of the bilateral relationship between the US and China.

An urban-dwelling business executive is just as likely to "pull the trigger" on a deal as a deer hunter is to pull the actual trigger on his rifle in the wilds of New Hampshire.

"Visibility is a very powerful weapon in these discussions. It's basically a performance of oneself. That is one of the most powerful things you can do, being proud of yourself and achieving visibility."

The indie-rock band Mashrou' Leila is perhaps the only high-profile Middle Eastern musical group with an openly gay lead singer.

When you’re Latino and queer, like me, you’re often made to choose between different parts of your identity. Pulse made a concerted effort to be genuinely inclusive and safe for queer people of color.

Advocates in Orlando hope tragedy can lead to healing of divisions, for Latinos and for the nation.

Archaeologists have found a huge monument buried in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan. Petra is well known as the backdrop for dozens of Hollywood movies from Indiana Jones to the Mummy Returns. Now there appears to be a real life secret temple.

Netflix has gone international with its bid to create its own shows. Last month, it debuted "Marseille," a TV series set in France's second largest city.

In fall 2013, Kaleo recorded its full-length, self-titled debut album in just six short weeks. Five singles reached number one and the album went gold.