It's a hit — about NOT getting hit. Canadian Mounties make a video about road safety and they use Drake's beats to do it.

In the early '80s, Prince and Bowie were changing the sound of pop. Sonny Lê had just arrived, a refugee from Vietnam, and didn’t know where he would fit in America — until he discovered their music.

The pop star wasn’t a huge fan of the music industry or online streaming. But this also policed uses of his likeness — even individual's tattoos.

How one of the BBC's best investigative reporters was inspired by the Purple One from Minneapolis.

After the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act, which allowed the capture and return of slaves from states and territories in the US even where slavery was outlawed, Tubman began bringing slaves to Canada. On many occasions, Tubman brought runaway slaves to a church called Salem Chapel in St. Catharines, Ontario.

It's Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday and Britain is going gaga over it. So how's this for a present? Jamaica is thinking of ditching her as its official head of state.

"Titanic: Honor and Glory" takes you on board an exact 3-D model of the ship sinking in real time.

"Don't ever forget that CIA is not staffed by robots yet. It's still red-blooded humans doing everything they can."

Shrimp and octopus cocktails? Local lamb, lobster and octopus? Um, yes please. Plus, a recipe to make Yucatán-style Habanero salsa at home.

Laurie Simmons is a photographer and recently spoke with actress Molly Ringwald about her work, and the intersection of motherhood and art