A photo of baby Leonardo DiCaprio got people talking about women’s armpit hair
A Leonardo DiCaprio family photo was circulated on Facebook. Many people’s reaction wasn’t, oh what a cute baby Leo, but: look at his mother’s armpit hair.
Arcade Fire to receive a prize for their commitment in Haiti
The Canadian band Arcade Fire will receive the Allan Waters Humanitarian Award on 2 April for their active support to the Haitian population.
Leonardo DiCaprio. I don’t take this Oscar for granted, like I don’t take this planet for granted
Leonardo DiCaprio wins the Oscar (finally) and shines a spotlight on climate change and “those voices drowned out by the politics of greed” in his acceptance speech.
What’s happening to Kesha
A judge denies Kesha’s attempt to get out of her contract with Kermosabe Records (Sony), the label founded by producer Dr. Luke whom she accused of sexual abuse in 2014.
Baby dolphin apparently died after beachgoers handed it around for selfies
In Argentina un piccolo delfino è stato tirato fuori dall’acqua da un gruppo di turisti desideroso di scattarsi una foto con l’animale. Il cetaceo è poi morto per disidratazione.
Religious intolerance grows in Indonesia
Discriminated against for propagating “deviant” religious teachings, Gafatar members are being forcibly evacuated and repatriated to their original homes.
Bike the Nobel, Paola Gianotti’s efforts to present bicycles as nominees in Oslo
Cyclist Paola Gianotti will ride her bike with enthusiasm to hand in the Bike the Nobel signatures collected by the Caterpillar radio programme to Oslo’s Nobel Committee.
What we googled in 2015
What did the world google in 2015? The answer is in this unmissable video that makes us look back on the past beautiful, intense 12 months.
The Surreal Stormchasing series reveals the naked truth. That climate change doesn’t care about you
A visionary photographer chased real storms to highlight the indifference of climate change to our daily habits, creating the Surreal Stormchasing series.
11 people who made COP21 history (for better or for worse)
Here are the key actors of COP21 in Paris. They played a crucial role, but not always in support of climate.