This week: Man walks a high wire, Gaddafi’s regime crumbles, the Pope past and present, World Youth Day, violence and famine in Somalia, idol makers, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, roadside attacks in Israel, burning NATO tankers in Pakistan, Afghanistan, building continues at One World Trade Center, and Ramadan draws to a close.
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Photojournalism Links
Hosted by TIME's Mikko Takkunen, Photojournalismlinks is a collection of the most interesting photojournalism and documentary from across the web.
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The Guide: May 2013
LightBox presents a new monthly feature, The Guide, bringing you May's best books, exhibitions and ways to experience photography beyond the web from around the world.
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From LIFE.com
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Silent No More: Photos From the Fight for Gay Rights
As more and more states across the U.S. legalize same-sex marriage, LIFE.com presents a series of photographs by Grey Villet chronicling the early days of the modern "gay liberation" movement in America.
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TIME.com Photos
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Tornado Flattens Suburb Outside Oklahoma City, Kills Dozens
Violent winds destroyed homes, businesses and schools in Moore, Oklahoma, on Monday, leaving its residents reeling. -
David Beckham Announces Retirement
The former Manchester United and England soccer captain calls it a day at the age of 38. He's the only English player to have won championships in four countries, and helped raise the profile of the sport in America by playing for the LA Galaxy. -
Syria's Slow-Motion Civil War
Nearly two years ago, Arab Spring-inspired protests kicked off in the Syrian town of Dara'a. The uprising met a brutal response, one that few observers could have anticipated would blow up into a far wider rebellion. -
Angelina Jolie: Actress-turned-Activist
These images show just some of the globe-spanning good deeds done by the actress-turned-human rights activist
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