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After 25 years of planning, the Museum of Youth Culture opens in London's Camden neighborhood, celebrating how teenagers from flappers to emos shaped society. The museum honors the rebellious spirit of young people through personal photos, rave flyers, and artifacts spanning a century of subcultures.
Emma Baird found belonging in Perth's 1980s goth community during her darkest teenage years. Nearly 40 years later, she credits the subculture with helping save her life and shaping her identity.
A New York high school salutatorian's viral yearbook photo, complete with devil horns and pentagram earrings, is proving you don't need to look a certain way to excel. Her message of authenticity has reached thousands of young people struggling to express themselves.
The Petersen Automotive Museum's new exhibit celebrates 25 years of Fast and Furious with the actual cars that made the films legendary. These aren't replicas—they're the real hero cars with fascinating restoration stories.
The 1993 computer game Doom has become an unexpected scientific tool, helping researchers train artificial neurons and develop AI models. What started as a gaming meme has evolved into a playful yet powerful way to advance cutting-edge research.
A hidden surfing community in Lagos is riding waves toward Olympic glory with broken boards and big dreams. Filmmaker Peter Oke's new documentary reveals how these talented youth could put Nigeria on the international surfing map.