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- Family of slain student Tessa Majors: ‘Our hearts will never be the same’
The heartbroken family of Tessa Majors mourned the slain Barnard College freshman as “very special” in an emotional statement released on Thursday. “We lost a very special, very talented, and very well-loved young woman,” read a the family statement released through the office of the teen’s father, author Inman Majors. “Tess shone bright in this...
- A Healing Castle of Fluffy Cotton ... Or Is It?
Deep inside the Greco-Roman city of Hierapolis, Turkey, lies the country’s most relaxing site. From a distance, Pamukkale’s cascading white pools resemble a castle of fluffy cotton. But a closer look reveals the pools to have limestone walls and turquoise, mineral-rich water. The inviting pools are said to contain healing properties that improve the skin, eyes and blood pressure. Come and relax in one of these 17 natural hot springs, just as the Greeks and Romans did centuries ago.
This Great Big Story was made possible by Marriott Bonvoy.
- A Dancer Explores Movement in Morocco
The first time Jon Boogz ever taught a street dance class was in a belly dancing studio owned by a woman from Morocco. Now, the movement artist is exploring the gateway to Africa for the first time, roaming from Fes to Casablanca, walking the streets and playing pool with the locals. Every place has its own rhythm, and Boogz is taking it all in. Back home in Las Vegas, Boogz incorporates all that he has seen and learned in Morocco into his movement.
Great Big Story presents a film by Marriott Bonvoy.
- Woman who had ‘blowup doll’ surgeries suffers complications
Meet Mary Magdalene, a devout “wannabe blowup doll.” At only 24 years of age, the Toronto native is certainly on a crusade: MM says she’s shelled out $100,000 modifying her body with a brow lift, three nose jobs, cheek and lip fat transfers, a trio of boob jobs, 20 dental veneers, “Brazilian butt lifts,” numerous...
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