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Yakutsk, Russia is the world's coldest city: average winter temperatures hit -30 degrees. It's also the largest city built on permafrost. Amos Chapple hide caption
Performers from the Beija-Flor samba school parade on a float during Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro on March 3, 2014. That year, the Beija-Flor parade was centered on a theme of communication throughout history; this year's theme, underwritten by Equatorial Guinea, is more controversial. Felipe Dana/AP hide caption
Before a Lakers game this season, Adrián GarcÃa Márquez and the rest of the TWC Deportes crew tapes a pre-game intro. Nadia Gonzalez/TWC Deportes hide caption
Fake It Till You Make It, Then Come Clean: A Sportscaster's Big Break
Eddie Henderson's latest album is Collective Portrait. Jimmy Katz/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Yakutsk, Russia is the world's coldest city: average winter temperatures hit -30 degrees. It's also the largest city built on permafrost. Amos Chapple hide caption
One of Dole Packaged Food's frozen fruit options. Over the years, frozen fruit companies have adjusted packaging to make it flashier and more colorful, and also put their products in stand-up bags, says Wall Street Journal reporter, Sarah Nassauer. Dole.com hide caption
Comedian Bill Burr Says Stand-Up In Asia In Its 'Lenny Bruce Years'
Neil Gaiman's other books include The Ocean at the End of the Lane and Stardust. Kimberly Butler/Courtesy of HarperCollins hide caption
In His Latest Book, Neil Gaiman Offers Readers A 'Trigger Warning'
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