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How America’s girls want you to see them

By Zoe Whitfield (CNN) — The Belgian photographer and filmmaker Eva Verbeeck credits the shaping of her adolescent years to two singular pop culture supernovas: singers Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears. “Especially Britney,” Verbeeck shared on a recent video call. “She really had this lore around her of the ‘American girl.’” Like many women whose

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This Pennsylvania city was the US capital for a day. 250 years later, it’s having another moment in the sun

By Kate Springer, CNN Standing in Penn Square, the heart of downtown Lancaster, it’s easy to imagine the scene that must have unfolded on these same streets nearly 250 years ago.The American Revolution was in jeopardy.It was September 1777, and the British forces had just defeated the Continental Army at the Battle of Brandywine.With the

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Ed Sheeran’s concerts at Robert Kraft-owned Gillette Stadium canceled over weather concerns amid Macklemore drama

By Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — Ed Sheeran’s weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium have been canceled due to weather, the Robert Kraft-owned venue said Friday, as controversy continues to swirl around the tour and Kraft’s role in getting Macklemore dropped from the tour’s US dates for his onstage support of Palestine.Event organizers canceled the concerts

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It was once the world’s greatest geological mystery — today it’s the gateway to a natural wonderland

By Griffin Shea, CNN Jinja, Uganda (CNN) — For 2,000 years, Uganda’s natural wonders have inspired travelers, stretching improbably from ice-capped mountains to tropical beaches. Yet, for much of that history, the country’s interior remained shrouded in mystery.Uganda was long believed to be the origin of the world’s longest river, with speculation about the source

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