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I'm not a voyeur; I'm an artist

I'm not a voyeur; I'm an artist
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'So I took her phone and tossed it'

'So I took her phone and tossed it'
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Can art change the world?

"If you give me Times Square, I want to give it back to the people."
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Travel photos you wish you'd taken

Each day, CNN producers select a user-submitted photo to be our Travel Photo of the Day. Click through the gallery above to see stunning shots from around the world, and be sure to come back every day for a new image. Have a gorgeous travel photo of your own to share? Submit it for the gallery at CNN iReport!
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Dick Trickle to 911: Body will be mine

Richard "Dick" Trickle -- who parlayed a legendary reputation as a short-track driver into a full-time career on stock car racing's biggest stages in the 1990s -- died Thursday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, a North Carolina sheriff's office said. He was 71.
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Photos: People we've lost in 2013

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Jon Stewart rips Obama ... again

Former Obama aide laughs off Jon Stewart's tough criticism of the president.
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Manny Pacquiao rises for toughest fight

Manny Pacquiao is not a god, but that doesn't stop millions of Filipinos worshipping him.
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Photos: Mistresses who steam up TV

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'Idol' winners: Where are they now?

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Famous impostors, Oscars to Olympics

European soccer body UEFA has issued a statement after an 11-year-old boy managed to invade the pitch and pose as a member of Chelsea Football Club's entourage following this week's Europa League Final. He follows a (dis)honorable line of other gatecrashers who between them have blagged their way past security at the White House, the Olympics, the Oscars and even royal parties.
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Police describe finding Ohio kidnap victims

The officers first on the scene at Ariel Castro's house were overwhelmed by emotion when they found the women missing for a decade. FULL STORY
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'You saved us, you saved us'

Police officers who first breached the house holding three missing Cleveland women describe rescuing those inside.
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First responders honored

CNN's Pamela Brown on the first responders describing the emotional scene at Ariel Castro's home.
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Ousted IRS chief: It wasn't political

Steven Miller told a skeptical Congress today the IRS didn't target conservatives deliberately. He apologized for "horrible customer service" but said it was "not an act of partisanship." FULL STORY
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Powerball prize hits $600M

The jackpot has a cash value of $376.9 million, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association. It's the second-largest jackpot in U.S. history and the largest in the history of the Powerball game. FULL STORY
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Costas: Will be another Newtown

Legendary sports broadcaster Bob Costas offers his stance on gun control and gun legislation
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Former dictator dies in prison

Jorge Rafael Videla, a former Argentinian dictator, has died, the state news agency said, quoting a prison official Friday.
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FBI probes doctor's cyanide death

CNN's Martin Savidge investigates the mysterious poisoning death of a neurologist at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Professor and wife found dead

Police in Omaha, Nebraska, are looking into whether two double killings could be linked.
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'Cheating is natural for men'

Televangelist Pat Robertson sparks outrage after telling a viewer on "The 700 Club" that cheating is natural for men.
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Girls 'were just covered in blood'

Tina and Billy Clark saw the funnel cloud approaching and did what many of their neighbors did.
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'Dog just sucked out of my arms'

CNN's Randi Kaye reports on the reunion between a Texas man and dog that was ripped from him during a tornado.
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Break in Madeleine McCann case?

British police have identified a number of suspects in the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann during a 2007 family vacation in Portugal, London's Metropolitan Police said Friday.
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Toronto mayor denies crack report

Toronto's mayor has purportedly been filmed on cellphone video smoking crack cocaine, the Toronto Star reported.
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Did mayor smoke crack on camera?

Officials respond to allegations of a cell phone video that appears to show Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack.
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Actor Edward Furlong arrested

Actor Edward Furlong tried to hide, but ended up caught and behind bars in California for allegedly violating a protective order filed against him by an ex-girlfriend, authorities said.
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Texas blast may not have been accident

Investigators have not ruled out an intentional fire being behind an explosion at a fertilizer plant in the small town of West that left 15 people dead, the Texas fire marshal said. The blast registered on seismographs as a magnitude 2.1 earthquake. FULL STORY
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N.Korea launches short-range missiles

North Korea launched three short-range guided missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast Saturday, South Korea's semi-official news agency Yonhap cited the South Korean Defense Ministry as saying.
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Feds to investigate Conn. train crash

Federal transportation investigators will work to determine what caused two passenger trains to collide during rush hour in Connecticut, sending dozens to the hospital.
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Raw video of crumpled train

Affiliate WABC captured this aerial footage of the train that derailed and crashed into another in Bridgeport.
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NY student killed in home invasion

A 21-year-old Hofstra University junior was fatally shot early Friday in an exchange of gunfire between a suspected home invader and police who came to the house, officials said.
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Shots at Cannes send stars scrambling

A man was arrested at the Cannes Film Festival after firing a gun loaded with blanks, sending an Oscar-winning actor running for cover. The suspect allegedly had a dummy grenade as well. FULL STORY
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Thieves steal red-carpet jewels

CNN's Atika Shubert reports on the brazen heist of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from the Cannes Film Festival.
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Lawyers can't photograph Tsarnaev

A federal magistrate has refused a request from lawyers for the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect that would allow them to take "current and periodic" photographs of him, which would have been kept from the government.
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Chechen ex-rebel: I wasn't involved

The trail of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has led investigators to the New Hampshire home of a wheelchair-bound former Chechen rebel living in exile, a law enforcement official told CNN on Friday.
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Parents expect baby after horrific loss

The parents of two children allegedly slain by their nanny in New York City last year are expecting a child this fall, roughly a year after the nightmare deaths, according to a Facebook post.
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Michael Jackson manager e-mails found

A cache of e-mails believed lost when Michael Jackson's last manager's laptop disappeared could become key evidence in the wrongful death trial against AEG Live.
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Aimee Copeland uses new bionic hands

Flesh-eating bacteria amputee Aimee Copeland now uses the latest technology in prosthetic hands to chop vegetables, pick up tiny items like Skittles, and comb and iron press her hair.
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Watch how her new hands work

Flesh-eating bacteria amputee Aimee Copeland learns to use her new bionic hands.
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What is wrong with L.A. sports teams?

Money no object for its teams. Winning is.
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Opinion: What Jolie forgot to mention

Gil Welch: No need to panic over Angelina Jolie's mastectomies; 99% of women don't carry the BRCA1 gene.
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Moments of impact at Boston Marathon

John Tlumacki shot some of the most dramatic images of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Stunning photos of Dubai's skyline

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Bourdain: Where gas is cheaper than water

Here are 8 things to know before traveling to Libya.
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Why rebel cuts out, eats soldier's heart

Wolf Blitzer talks to TIME's Aryn Baker about a recent video showing a Syrian rebel eating the heart of a dead soldier.
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Celebrities drop big bucks on new homes

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Can radio stations get new listeners?

Radio stations struggle for young listeners.
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What Jodi Arias' jail cell looks like

Jane Velez-Mitchell gets a tour of the jail holding Jodi Arias.
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Mouthy bird won't stop saying...

Disco the parakeet simply won't shut up. And it's really cute. And real!
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Check out our favorite movie villains

Check out our favorite movie villains.
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Why dogs shouldn't dress like pandas

When you dress your dogs up like pandas, they become far less enthusiastic than one might think.
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Bear chases dog, owner steps in

A man is recovering from injuries after being attacked by a bear outside of his Wisconsin cabin. WFRV has the story.
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Walk home puts end to comic's drinking

After a phlegmy run-in with some Jaguar-driving jerks, Zach decided to make some hard life choices.
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New show 'too white'?

HBO's 'Girls' is the latest TV show depicting life in New York City without one of its most crucial elements: diversity.
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Zimmerman's body language

An expert in body language says George Zimmerman showed signs of anger in court in Florida.
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Anderson battles on 'Jeopardy!'

CNN's Anderson Cooper reflects on the highs and lows of his past "Jeopardy" appearances and weighs his odds of winning.
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Steinem on GOP and women

Activist and author Gloria Steinem analyzes the "war on women" and says extremists have taken over the Republican party.
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Facebook fans 'lonely'?

A report on Facebook, Bill O'Reilly and the Fox "brand," Current TV"s new hire, a Pulitzer for a PA reporter, GMA rises
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Working moms of CNN

CNN goes behind the scenes with the working moms on Suzanne Malveaux's team to see how they juggle it all.
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Levon Helm remembered

Anderson Cooper takes a look back at the life of The Band's Levon Helm and his many contributions to music.
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Man makes dating spreadsheet

Soledad O'Brien discusses the investment banker who created an elaborate spreadsheet to keep track of his dates.
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Political dog tale duel

In the RidicuList, Anderson Cooper examines which candidate's dog tale will have a greater election impact.
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Vanessa Williams' perfect man

Entertainer Vanessa Williams talks to CNN's Piers Morgan about "being properly in love" and relationships.
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'Only in America': Defending Axl Rose

Piers Morgan defends Axl Rose for deciding not to attend the Rock'N'Roll Hall of Fame induction of Guns N' Roses.
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Rep. won't name 'Communists'

Rep. Allen West (R-FL) responds to criticism after he claimed a number of Democratic reps in Congress are Communists.
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RidicuList: Quest for 'sexy veggies'

CNN's Anderson Cooper riffs on a staple of Courtney Stodden's grocery list, "sexy veggies."
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Kim Kardashian for mayor?

Soledad O'Brien discusses Kim Kardashian's comments about running for Mayor in Glendale, California.
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New judge in Martin case

CNN's Erin Burnett speaks to a panel of analysts about the new judge in the Trayvon Martin shooting case.
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Massive moon blast

A meteoroid hit the moon, causing an explosion visible from Earth, NASA says.
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Forget fire ants, we have 'crazy ants'

Beware the "crazy ants."
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Anteater birth, with no mate

How does a giant anteater get pregnant and give birth without her mate?
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L.A. inconsequential

Money no object for its teams. Winning is.
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Boo! Hiss!

Check out our favorite movie villains.
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Rock of aged?

Radio stations struggle for young listeners.
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$900,000 per detainee

Not only has it become a lightning rod for America's critics -- it's no prize for America's taxpayers, either.
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The numbers

Running the prison camp costs the Pentagon more than $150 million a year -- just over $900,000 for each of the 166 detainees at the facility, located on a Navy base on the eastern end of Cuba. By comparison, costs for a typical federal prison inmate run about $25,000 a year; at the "supermax" prison in Colorado that holds domestic terrorists Eric Rudolph and Ted Kaczynski, it's about $60,000.
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Daily life at Guantanamo: Hunger strikes, sprays of filth

For the 160-plus inmates at the U.S. prison camp here, each sunrise brings a new day that most would rather starve than endure.
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Inside Guantanamo

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Commuter train wreck

A Metro-North commuter train derailed Friday evening in southwestern Connecticut, police said.
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Powerball

The Powerball jackpot for Saturday's drawing will be at least $550 million, the third largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history, after no one matched the winning numbers in Wednesday night's draw.
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Toronto mayor

Toronto's mayor has purportedly been filmed on cellphone video smoking crack cocaine, the Toronto Star reported.
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IRS

Members of the House Ways and Means Committee will take their turn Friday questioning Internal Revenue Service officials over the targeting of conservative groups by the agency.
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North Korea

North Korea launched three short-range guided missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast Saturday, South Korea's semi-official news agency Yonhap cited the South Korean Defense Ministry as saying.
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'American Idol'

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Cannes chaos

A man was arrested Friday at the Cannes Film Festival after firing a gun loaded with blanks during a live television interview, sending an Oscar-winning actor running for cover.
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How are sea slugs and memory related?

For decades, Dr. Eric Kandel has studied, at the molecular level, how we create short-term and long-term memories.
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Mom's death inspires doctor's career

Dr. Alfred Brann's mother died giving birth to him. He's worked his entire life to ensure that moms and their babies have the best chance of survival.
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Do primates have morals?

Being nice to others and cooperating with them aren't uniquely human traits. Frans de Waal, director of Emory University's Living Links Center at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center in Lawrenceville, Georgia, studies how our close primate relatives also demonstrate behaviors suggestive of a sense of morality.
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Pacemaker pioneer lives with device

Dr. Vincent L. Gott was part of an innovative group of doctors who trained with Dr. C. Walton Lillehei, considered to be the father of open-heart surgery.
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Women pioneers in medicine

Women pioneers in medicine
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