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From Beyoncé's surprise stage recreation of "Lemonade," to Britney Spears' big comeback, here are some of the best moments from the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards.

On "The Wonder List," Bill Weir goes high into the Himalayas to Bhutan. There he finds breathtaking views of a country at risk of change.

On "The Wonder List," Bill Weir heads to Namibia for a rare glimpse of one of the world's last black rhinos.

From incredible statues to rope bridges strung between mountains, here is a brief look at the kingdom of Bhutan.

Bill Weir heads to Bhutan, where the pursuit of "Gross National Happiness" reigns supreme.

Six scientists spent 365 days in a geodesic dome set in a Mars-like environment on the slopes of Mauna Loa, a volcano in Hawaii. CNN's Natalie Allen has more.

Cersei Lannister releases a new attack ad against her competitors for the Iron Throne.

One of America's last scrimshanders carves elegant designs onto antique whale teeth, forging a unique connection to New England's formative and violent whaling past. Our friends at Jungles in Paris bring us this story from Nantucket.

Diann Aldridge speaks out about the killing of her daughter Nykea Aldridge.

Residents and rescue workers in Amatrice, Italy, react to the devasting earthquakes that killed more than 250 people and reduced much of the town to rubble.

Celebrities walking MTV's VMA white carpet tell CNN about their favorite music videos of all time.

Celebrities walking MTV's VMA white carpet tell CNN about their favorite music videos of all time.

Former Sevens World Cup winner Cheryl McAfee of Australia talks about her role in bringing rugby sevens to the Olympics, and her thoughts on Rio's legacy.

Fitbit has released its newest fitness trackers, the Flex 2 and Charge 2

Some villages in Italy might not rebuild after being hit by a devastating earthquake. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.

The doctor that produced the only public medical record about Donald Trump during his campaign speaks out. Amy Kremer and Tharon Johnson weigh in.

Bill Gates discusses his campaign to donate 100,000 chickens to rural families in Africa.

At first glance, scuba diving may seem a surprising therapy for people with severe cognitive and physical disorders. But as Jim Elliott, founder of the non-profit Diveheart knows, diving can be a potent treatment. Participants find they not only experience freedom from the obstacles they face on land, but also relief from chronic pain, increased mobility, and most importantly, a boost in self-esteem.

Cape Verde fish processing plant OJFP is making a profit turning waste into fishmeal. Can they fend off international competition?