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A Roman ballista could launch a 60-pound stone at speeds of 115 mph, making it a formidable weapon on the battlefield.
Abstract artist Sean Scully shares insights into his creative process and personal life, including the impact of fatherhood, from his studio in southern Germany.
Mobilier National in Paris holds significant French furniture and rich historical value.
Initiation into the porto lasts for seven years, during which young men learn the knowledge of their society through words and symbols.
Marusan's Japanese sofubi toys bring Godzilla and Kaiju figures to life for passionate collectors.
40,000 rockets are launched during the annual Rocket War in Vrontados, Greece, as rival church congregations compete to hit each other's bell towers.
Over 250,000 people pass through Grand Central Terminal each day, making it a vital hub in New York City's extensive rail network.
Michael Shaw's stained-glass creations highlight the artistic and imaginative significance of kaleidoscopes in contemporary art and crafts.
Nine gardens in Suzhou are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites, celebrated for their beauty and historical significance in Chinese culture.
On its opening day in 1843, 50,000 people descended the staircase to experience the Thames tunnel, which was then a bustling fairground.
Blue calico, an ancient textile art in China, has been practiced since the Western Han dynasty over 2,000 years ago, passed down from mother to daughter.
Tim showcases 1800s Sour Mash Whiskey in Appalachia, reviving a centuries-old tradition.
The Government of Bhutan's Institute of Zorig Chosum teaches traditional arts in Thimphu.
In August 2003, Pakistani truck drivers showcase their artistic skills by competing to create the most beautifully decorated vehicles on the streets.
General Adversarial Networks (GANs) are revolutionizing creativity in technology, showcasing their potential in art, music, and design.
A border patrol agent watches over the U.S.-Mexico border, where individuals face long waits of up to five hours to cross into the other country.
Two carpenters in Madagascar earn 200,000 ariaries, about 80 euros, after three months of work in a low-tech lumber industry.
Berlin-based artist Joseph Marr creates tempting sugar sculptures that challenge traditional art.
Owen Maclaren, an aerospace engineer known for his work on the WWII Spitfire, revolutionized baby strollers in the 1960s with innovative designs.
John Oliver presents a graphic of Grimace mauling a McDonald's customer, illustrating the humor of the show's graphics department's unused creations.
Conan jokes about Grandpa Oh's curtain mishap that left him missing for six weeks.
Corey Archangel showcases his Brooklyn studio and discusses his Whitney exhibit.
America votes on a new temporary setting for the Hope Diamond in this intriguing show.
Jakub Szczęsny designs a flat in Warsaw's Wola district, fitting it into a 152-centimeter gap.
Ai Weiwei collaborates with Herzog and de Meuron for the 2012 Serpentine Pavilion in London.
Johnny Ive leaves Apple this year to start his own venture, Love From, with Apple as a client.
London's skyline transforms with skyscrapers like The Shard, challenging its historic architecture.
Art fairs are examined through the perspectives of critics like Rachel Spence, artists, dealers, and collectors, highlighting their impact on the contemporary art market.
The video compares the Mercedes CLS 350 and Audi A7 Sportback, focusing on luxury and design.
Designer Fabian Moritz explains the animation process of the men's weightlifting final.
Christopher Kane introduces a collection for spring summer 12 featuring short, sporty flats, some adorned with jewels and brocade, at London Fashion Week.
The video compares the Alfa Romeo Spider and BMW Z4, focusing on speed and design features.
The video compares the Rolls Royce Ghost and BMW 760 li as ultimate status symbols.
The VW Touran competes with the Chevrolet Orlando in the European MPV market.
Vic Fearn and Company produces 300 coffins a week, including unique designs like a giant pink ballet slipper and a solid wooden egg.
Oliver Wainwright reviews Leandro Erlich's Dalston House installation in London.
The Pszczolka family home near Prague features a unique design of 24 large cubes.
The living room spans roughly 100 square meters and features a high ceiling, large windows, and minimalistic furnishings in a former garage in Amsterdam.
Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti's Skateshop in Los Angeles highlights his unique approach to skate art and his rise as a prominent figure in skate culture.
A Francis Bacon painting sells for $142.4 million at Christie's in New York, breaking records.
Barnaby Dixon from southwest England entertains with his successful finger puppet animations.
The Gauguin exhibition at Tate Modern highlights his impact on Picasso and Matisse.
Gerhard Richter's exhibition at Tate Modern features abstract and photorealistic paintings.
Horiyoshi III, a celebrated tattoo master from Tokyo, showcases his intricate tattooing techniques and artistry during his first exhibition in the UK at Somerset House.
Jess Cartner-Morley showcases this season's bright accessories like lime heels and yellow bags.
Jess Cartner-Morley shows how to style leather jackets for day-to-night wear.
Jess Cartner-Morley challenges the fashion rule against older generations wearing varsity jackets, showcasing styles that appeal to all ages.
This week, the focus is on colored jeans, including green and pink options from Tommy Hilfiger.
