A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York features photographer Leonard Freed's images of cops in the 1970's.
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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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Buzz Thrill: LIFE Goes to a Bee Market
LIFE.com celebrates the at-once humble and remarkable bee by transporting readers back six decades, to a bustling bee market in the Netherlands.
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TIME.com Photos
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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. -
Chaos and Killing: Photos of a 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: Humanitarian
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Barbara Walters: Career in Pictures
The groundbreaking television anchor announced Monday that she'd retire in 2014. After 52 years on the air, many of her fans can't remember the news without her.
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