Covergirl Brings 'Full Spectrum' to Caribbean Women of Color

After years of being overlooked, woman of color are taking the beauty industry by storm.

Brazilian Film Wins Prestigious Award at Cannes

Director Karim Ainouz celebrates winning the Grand Prix Un Certain Regard Award for the film

"I think it's a brilliant year for Brazilian cinema at the festival and I think, I hope, that this is not in any way challenged by what we're going through in the country," the director said.

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Lake Surprise at Budj Bim cultural landscape in Victoria, Australia.

6,000-y-o Aboriginal Aquaculture Farm Proposed For UNESCO List

The Gunditjmara people constructed what is thought to be one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems, configured into channels and weirs to trap migrating eels for food.

Actress Alyssa Milano poses at the world premiere of

Georgia Abortion Law Fuels Hollywood Boycott Debate

The recent love affair between Hollywood producers and the U.S. state of Georgia, with its low taxes and affordable lifestyle, is suddenly in jeopardy.

In northern Australia, only US$11 million was designated to manage 154,000 square kilometers with over 650 Indigenous rangers.

Australia: Opposition Vows to Up Indigenous Rangers' Funding

The Labor Party proposes to expand “long-term support and recognition for the highly successful” Indigenous ranger and IPA programs

Chilean Graffiti Artists Less Criminalized with Tourist Boom

With the raise of tourism, local authorities have designated spaces for graffiti artists, yet some of them have claimed they were still chased by police.

The artwork will be shown in a shipyard by itself, without any explanation.

Migrant Death Ship to be Exposed at Venice Art Fair

Swiss artist Christoph Buchel obtained permission from Italian authorities and a group that represents the victims to transport the hull to Venice as part of a project called "Barca Nostra" (Our Boat).