Juergen Teller lenses Grace Hartzel in a new campaign from Saint Laurent.

Solving the long-held mystery behind the stone monoliths.

Already on general release in Germany.

All proceeds will go to the BASR hospital in Bethlehem.

The sensual photographs of Sergio Purtell capture long summer days and endless evenings spent travelling across Europe.

When the weather is warmer, the motorized sliding doors retract to draw the family out onto an expansive courtyard with a hidden plunge pool and a separate terrace with an outdoor lounge.

Offers a Candid Look Into Models' Lives.

Essoye Mombot stars in a new campaign from Celine.

A powerful selection of photographs evoking unity amid unrest.

Previously owned by Italian magnate Gianni Agnello.

A collection of reinterpreted classic silhouettes.

There is an increased risk of child sacrifice and increased work for witchdoctors around the elections. This is because high-profile Ugandans have brought into the practice by being convinced they need to sacrifice a child to win a seat as an MP.

Rolling Stone included Cobain in its lists of the100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time, 100 Greatest Guitarists, and 100 Greatest Singers of All Time.

The Death in Venice novella is rife with allusions from antiquity forward, particularly to Greek antiquity and to German works from the eighteenth century on.

Last year the German-born industrial designer, who spent a lifetime pursuing esoteric aesthetics, has passed away.

"It's completely out of touch. She says she never been to Capri, the collection is "inspired by Capri, or south of France, or whatever".

Since 2009, Joseph-Philippe Bevillard has been documenting Irish Travellers using a B&W medium format film camera.

“It’s really enjoyable because it takes the onus off of photographing just portraiture and actually building a story.”

When the outside feels hostile and inside leaves you in utter despair — here is what you can do to help fight those feelings.

Pavlovsky: Our mindset is to be careful, we don’t want to go too fast. It’s not about celebrating so much but about getting back to something much easier, more normal, by September.