Mihaela Noroc has brought together portraits of women from different cultures in her Atlas of Beauty. The Romanian photographer has spent three years travelling the world.

Pedro Gómez runs a ham stall in the indoor market in Valencia. Pedro is known not only for his first-class merchandise. He's also one of the country's the best ham carvers.

Gourmets often claim the world's best pasta comes from the Pastificio dei Campi near Naples. Specialist Arturo Elefante says you need the right weather to make perfect pasta.

Death-defying stunts by Dynomyte Dave and his son on their motorcyles in Britain.

Crossing the Alps on foot remains a huge challenge. An Austrian mountain guide has come up with a very special tour.

Trying out the newest motor-assisted gadgets, the romance of the Rhine river on show in Bonn, and the breathtaking stunts of an aerobatic pilotOn a motor-assisted rollWalking is old school - today, electric mobility is the way to hit the pavement. Reporter Meike Krüger tests the Airwheel, rocket skates, and the one wheel, to find out how fun - or dangerous - these gadgets really are.The Mythos of the RhineThe Rhine is not just a river. It's the stuff of legend. One of the most expensive photos ever sold depicts the Rhine. Two exhibitions in Bonn now explore the allure of this great European waterway.Aerobatic Pilot Nicolas IvanoffHe performs loops, rolls and spins, reaching speeds up to 425 km/h. French aerobatic pilot Nicolas Ivanoff, nicknamed the quick Corsican, risks his life daily high up in the sky.Art for the MassesDutch artist Thijme Termaat spent almost three years making the video "I Paint". He compressed some 1,000 individual photos into a three-minute timelapse clip that's become one of the most viewed on You Tube.Delicious Spaghetti all´AmatricianaCooking for a good cause: more than 700 restaurants worldwide, including Berlin's Jolesch, are putting Spaghetti all'Amatriciana on their menus - and donating 2 Euros per guest to the victims of the earthquake in Italy.

Dutch artist Thijme Termaat spent almost three years making the video "I Paint". He compressed some 1,000 individual photos into a three-minute timelapse clip that's become one of the most viewed on You Tube.

Loops and spins close to the ground, reaching speeds up to 425 km/h: French aerobatic pilot Nicolas Ivanoff risks his life daily, high up in the sky. His nickname is the quick Corsican!

Walking is old school - today, electric mobility is the way to hit the pavement. Our reporter Meike Krüger tests the Airwheel, rocket skates, and the one wheel, to find out how fun - or dangerous - these gizmos really are.

Cooking for a good cause: more than 700 restaurants worldwide, including Berlin's Jolesch, are putting Spaghetti all'Amatriciana on their menus - and donating 2 Euros per guest to the victims of the earthquake in Italy.