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The Cheetos-eating Golem is not the quirkiest character in "A Man, His Wife, and His Hat," the audaciously kooky play by Lauren Yee: That honor goes to the exuberantly self-satisfied talking Wall, who likes to meddle in everyone's business. A close runner-up would be Hetchman, the eponymous couch-potato husband, who idealizes a long-worn feathered fedora

Nadia Murad grew up dreaming of owning a beauty salon. The youngest of 11 children in a Yazidi family in northwest Iraq, she took photographs of all the brides in her tiny village, studying their makeup and hair. Her favorite was of a brunette woman with curls piled high atop her head.

VERSAILLES, France The Palace of Versailles offers equestrian sports one of the most attractive venues of the Paris Olympics. On Sunday, riders and horses got a memorable gallop around the sumptuous-looking gardens where the team and individual eventing competition was taking place.

By Greig WatsonBBC News Love can find you in many places. At work, in a bar - or perhaps when you are dressed as a bloodthirsty gladiator. Re-enactment - getting dressed as civilians and soldiers from the past - is more often associated with metal polish and facial hair than matchmaking.

By Mattea BubaloBBC News A woman who sprang to fame giving controversial parenting advice has been charged with six counts of child abuse. What happened to Ruby Franke and her family? On a late August morning in Utah, a 12-year-old boy covered in open wounds knocked at the door of a neighbour's house asking for