Need travel ideas? We’ve just launched The Wanderlist - a guide to 50 unmissable holiday experiences for 2019. From the hottest new restaurant openings, to festivals in far-flung destinations - it’s all here. Get inspired 🌍 #wanderlist2019 https://t.co/xi1836adnE

Is this the most infamous hotel in the world? Stuart Kenny (@StuartKenny) uncovers the fascinating story behind the hotel that shook American history

On the 14th of August 2018, 43 people died when the Morandi bridge collapsed in Genoa. Clem Fiell explores how the city is rising from the ashes and rebuilding itself with the help of Renzo Piano

After taking Australia by storm, Elizabeth Finney writes, erotic dancing is set to be the wellness craze that sweeps across Europe this year

If you want to learn more about the battle over Franco's body, read Dan Hancox's (@danhancox) feature from last December on the Valley of the Fallen

After months of vicious debate, the Spanish government has ordered that General Franco's body be removed from the Valley of the Fallen by June 10th. Take a look at Jesús Aguilar Belloc's stunning photographs of the crypt, and its enthusiastic visitors

"The perfume is designed to literally smell like sex: blood, sweat, semen and saliva." Lara Williams (@Lara_A_Williams) explores the Parisian perfumery that balances between attraction and repulsion

It's World Sleep Day today, and if you find it a challenge to get your eight hours, Anastasia Miari (@Anastasia_Miari) has found an array of weird rituals from around the world to help you out #WorldSleepDay

Russian artist Petr Davydtchenko is preparing for the apocalypse by living solely off roadkill, telling us, "I cook small kittens over an open fire, and it’s very tasty!" We had to talk to the man in question.

The biggest salt lake in the Middle East has dried up by 90% over the last twenty years, and is set to disappear completely in our lifetime. Award-winning photographer Ebrahim Noroozi shot Lake Urmia before it was lost for good

Their brashness and publicity stunts have made them a supermarket staple in the UK, but as Stuart Kenny (@StuartKenny) found out, BrewDog want to break America next

Skiing is all about eating your body weight in cheese and meat, right? Wrong - as Sam Haddad (@shhhaddad) discovered this season

Sex in matriarchal societies around the world today. #IWD2019

For years, fly-fishing has been a boys' club keen to kick out anyone joining in, but as Chris Sayer (@chrissayer00) found out, women are fighting back

'Game Changer | The Hidden History of Johan Cruijff’s Amsterdam' ✍ @hipsterscumbag / @AmuseLife https://t.co/4Wpj96xLPs

If you want to be more social, more relaxed, and more *ahem* in touch with yourself, then, as Jo Lamiri (@jolamiri) writes, we have the wellness craze for you - orgasmic meditation ♀ #IWD2019

Keith Haring’s final artwork is the last thing you’d expect (via @AmuseLife): https://t.co/wxN9VYGeOh

Why can't it be International Women's Day everyday? Dr. Kate Lister (@WhoresofYore) examines why women should rule the world

At long, long, long last, I’ve finally got to write about football again (and architecture, and socialism). I went to watch Ajax-Feyenoord in the odd modernist suburb of Betondorp - the area Johan Cruijff grew up in

Talked to @arcadefire's Win Butler and @preshallband's Ben Jaffe about Krewe Du Kanaval and they shared some New Orleans recommendations for @AmuseLife. https://t.co/6cyRHHjNuv