PHOTOS: The Best War Photography In The World

March 21, 2013 Subscribe · Forward THE WAY WE WAR WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY, the Annenberg Space for Photography's newest exhibit, is a harrowing collection of the history of war told through photographs from 1848 to present day. The project, which spans conflicts in six continents, was ten years in the making. There are images that would be instantly recognizable to most, like the Eddie Adams photo of a police commander killing a Viet Cong operative in 1968, and the iconic image of Old Glory at Iwo Jima in 1945 photographed by Joe Rosenthal. Continue reading... Coke Disappoints California Again Guess Who's Headed To The White House AGAIN: LA Coughs Up $1.25 Million Over LAPD Gay Discrimination Sheriff Breaks His Silence On Fiery Dorner Siege Innocent Man Released After 13 Years Behind Bars The Man Who Made Kristen Stewart Smile The Man Who Made Kristen Stewart Smile USC Spring Break Tragedy USC Spring Break Tragedy The Man Who Made Kristen Stewart Smile WATCH: Mom Catches Caretaker Abusing Autistic Son ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA From Smog to Sustainability Los Angeles will be the first big city in America to kick the coal habit. We are eliminating our dependence on dirty coal plants to power our city. Continue reading... PARTY EARTH Top 5 Things to Do in Hollywood From Santa Monica to Downtown, and from the San Fernando Valley to the South Bay, there is never a shortage of activities in Los Angeles. Every neighborhood is unique in its own right. But if you're looking for things to do in Hollywood, here are some of the best options. Continue reading... ANDY RIDLEY Earth Hour: One Hour Is Not Enough How much energy does Earth Hour save? Is one hour enough? Whose idea was it? On the cusp of our seventh Earth Hour this Saturday, March 23, here again are the answers to all three questions. Continue reading... JOHN LEWIS On the Path to Marriage Equality: Proposition 8 and the U.S. Supreme Court Never before has the U.S. Supreme Court heard two significant gay rights cases simultaneously, and its rulings in these cases (expected in late June 2013) could be a defining moment in our entire community's decades-long struggle for equality under the law. Continue reading... NORMAN LEAR None of My Business -- Or Is It? We veterans of WWII and everyone who remembers Eisenhower, this gentle man with the giant fist, the president who kept us out of conflict after conflict, often against the advice of those around him, have an investment in how he is remembered. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003