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Famed photographer Ellen von Unwerth invites CNN Style behind the scenes on an exclusive photo shoot with her friends at the historic Lapérouse in Paris.

CNN legal analyst Sunny Hostin explains when police officers can use deadly force.

Historians have long been fascinated with the behavior of Mary Todd Lincoln.

The good news for soccer star Lionel Messi is that he won't be going to jail for defrauding the Spanish tax authorities. The bad news is that he's been fined $2.3 million.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall on Wednesday of 501,000 hoverboards due to fire hazard.

NASA research that began with an eye toward the heavens has long made its way back to our lives on Earth. Experts say the Juno journey to Jupiter will pay dividends, even if it's not yet clear how.

There's a new Iron Man coming to comic books -- and it's not a man.

A Ku Klux Klan group's legal battle to pick up highway trash continues after Georgia's highest court unanimously ruled in the group's favor on Tuesday.

Former President George H.W. Bush and his former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft celebrate the 4th with a rendition of "God Bless America".

If you found $187,000 in cash, what would you do?

No one wants to serve spoiled food to their families. Conversely, consumers don't want to throw food away unnecessarily -- but we certainly do. The United States Department of Agriculture estimates Americans toss out the equivalent of US$162 billion in food (PDF) every year, at the retail and consumer levels. Plenty of that food is discarded while still safe to eat.

The Olympic Games are just 31 days away -- and Rio de Janeiro is in crisis.

Tate Modern is hoping to show there's more to the so-called "mother of American modernism" than her infamous flower paintings.

Jacqueline Silva de Oliveira sits on the edge of her bed, holding her 6-month-old son, Lucas. He squirms in her arms before he finally screams out, hungry and demanding milk.

When Seattle-born photographer Johnny Miller moved to Cape Town, South Africa to study anthropology, he decided to send his drone camera to the skies to take an aerial shot of the city as a keepsake. When he looked through the footage, he discovered the legacy of apartheid was still very much visible in the city's architecture. The white neighborhoods were defined by large gated communities, while the black neighborhoods were recognizable as overcrowded urban townships.

If you ever assumed vegans all come in one size -- skinny -- think again.

Somerset House's new "Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick" exhibition, Daft Punk Jarvis Cocker, Marc Quinn and more reimagine Kubrick for the modern day.