The first major film about Cambodia’s genocide in over 30 years, Angelina Jolie’s much-anticipated film First They Killed My Father is set for a Netflix debut in late 2017, with its all-Cambodian cast and vivid scenes set to generate renewed interest in this period of the country’s history. Directed and produced by award-winning Hollywood actress, […]
How did an Instagram account turn into a massive global movement, and shift perceptions of Africa? Trailblazer Peter DiCampo, co-founder of Everyday Africa, tells us the story. What comes to mind when you think of Africa? For some, it’s images of wildlife, for others it’s sensationalized extremes of poverty, war, and famine. These antiquated clichés […]
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What happens when a run-of-the-mill kayaking jaunt turns into a (sort of) death-defying race against the clock? The post Mon dieu! A race against the clock in the French countryside appeared first on Adventure.com. See the full post >
Vietnam’s Halong Bay is known around the world for being one of the country’s unmissable sights. But a little south of the overcrowded tourist trap lies another, lesser known bay. On a hot tip from another traveler, Oliver Pelling went to see if it’s any match for its famous neighbor. “Forget Halong Bay!” says the […]
John Borthwick, Australian Travel Writer of the Year 2016, regales one of his first great adventures: hitchhiking around Australia in the 1960s. Listen up, kids. This is how it’s done. Way back then—the late 1960s—I believed, with all the earnestness that only age 20 can summon, that my life in Sydney was dead, karked. I […]
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