#6: PUPETTA MARESCA
May 17, 2013
The beauty queen of Neapolitan suburbia, crowned “Miss Rovigliano” at the age of 19. The daughter of a local camorra boss in Castellammare di Stabia. Better known as Pupetta, the “little doll”, Assunta Maresca was one of the first female bosses of Naple's camorra.
COLORS brings Happiness to Australia
Happiness
Jumpstart your brain by stopping by COLORS' exhibition of "Happiness and Other Survival Techniques" at Vivid Sydney, Australia.
The Manong Pusher
Transport
To feed their families and solve the city’s perennial traffic jam, Manila’s squatters have devised a new mode of transportation: the "manong".
The Blogger
Making the News
The most popular blog in Liberia is a blackboard, updated daily by Alfred Sirleaf at the intersection of two roads. This is how he gets viewers.
#34: The Head
Violence, Prison
Raffaele Cutolo applied the Sicilian Mafia’s rule of pyramidal power to Naple's "camorra", and gained a power so vast that the Italian Secret Service came to him for help.
The Bolivarian Stencil
Freedom of Speech
Of all the Chavez-related street art out there, these and only these are the officially sanctioned stencils that bring Chavez' tracksuit to life.
