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Youtube · GreenlandGreenland is the largest island in the world. Most people know very little about its culture and the people who call this remote place home. This inspired a Greenlandic woman named Qupanuk to share and teach the world about life in Greenland. Her channel, Q's Greenland, is a one-stop-shop to know everything about the country.See the Story
YouTuber's Videos Help Teach People About Greenland
Long-Unseen 'Water Lilies' Painting by Monet Sells for $74 Million
TravelThe Techno Train is run by Haus 33, a Nuremberg nightclub. Every once in a while, they rent out an entire train, transforming all of its 12 cars into a club of its own. The layout even allows different DJs to play at the same time, spacing them out throughout the train.See the Story
German Train Transforms Into a Moving Techno Club for One Night
Entertainment · BerlinEd Sheeran noticed a young woman harmonizing with him during a show in Berlin. Impressed by her voice and talent, the singer brought her on stage to sing with him. For the fan, named Annemarie Schmidt, the moment was a dream come true. Since that chance encounter, Schmidt has kickstarted a musical career.See the Story
Ed Sheeran Notices Fan Harmonizing in Audience, Brings Her on Stage
Photos · TurkeyFrench artist Saype traveled to Hatay, Turkey, to create his latest piece of art. The 8,000-square-foot piece was created using natural pigments made of charcoal and chalk. Saype is now selling a limited-edition print of the piece to benefit the local community.See the Story
Giant Art Brings Hope Amidst Rubble From Turkey's Earthquake
Photos · MontanaPhotographer has been taking portraits of Native Americans for the past year. He hopes to show the pride they have in their culture and traditions. The images are part of a larger project to document the history of the U.S. Native American population. The project is being funded by donations from the public.See the Story