In this 2011 photo, Tennessee Education Lottery President and CEO Rebecca Paul Hargrove and her finance officer, Andy Davis, stand after completing a presentation to a state Senate task force in Nashville. Erik Schelzig/AP hide caption

Lottery winner Brad Duke says he's always been fascinated by the lottery, and even thought he won once before, when he was 18. Davies Moore hide caption

This "Die-O-Rama" features a picnic lunch of body parts. Marty Walsh/Courtesy of Trifecta Gallery hide caption

Jesse Herron and Mike Silva, owners of Albuquerque Trolley, offer tours of Breaking Bad sites. Albuquerque Trolley Co. hide caption

Farmers market visitors browse the offerings of Seattle Public Library's "Books on Bikes" program. Gabriel Spitzer for NPR hide caption

George Lake, owner of Thistle Creek Farm, feeds his cattle grass from five different countries. Marie Cusick/NPR hide caption

Chris Thile's new album, Sonatas and Partitas, draws from material written by Johann Sebastian Bach in the early 1700s. Brantley Gutierrez/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

If a LEGO lion can take pride of place at the New York Public Library, why not video games in the reading rooms? The NYPLarcade program is a kind of book club for gamers, inviting participants to dive deep with discussions of strategy, game structure and more. Bebeto Matthews/AP hide caption

Martin Luther King Jr sits on a swing with his eldest daughter, Yolanda, and eldest son, Martin, at an amusement park he helped desegregate. Courtesy of the King family hide caption

A man drinks fresh kvas, the ancient Russian fermented-bread drink, in Zvenigorod, 35 miles west of Moscow. Dmitry Lovetsky/AP hide caption

Mark Seliger (third from left), former chief photographer for Rolling Stone, also leads the country-rock ensemble Rusty Truck. Rodrigo Palma and Jordie Turner/Courtesy of the artist hide caption