Capturing the Colorful Style of Punjab, India “People in Punjab wear very bright, vibrant colors,” said Mark Hartman, a photographer based in Brooklyn who spent March in India. “To me, it shows a sense of pride and confidence.”

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Mark Austin On Suffering From PTSD And His Family's Battle With Mental Illness 'I still have flashbacks now.'

Ruby Rose shows we can put bright color in our hair without actually dyeing it From rainbow locks to #DenimHair, bright, unnatural hair color has been a big trend for the past few years. If you’ve always dreamt of trying out bright-c

NYC Public Advocate Mark Green joins us.

HuffPost Politics NYC's first Public Advocate Mark Green talks with us about the presidential race and his new book "Bright, Infinite Future."

Strange "Haze" Spotted On Ceres Suggests Those Bright Spots Are Actually Made Of Ice Those bright spots on Ceres just won’t go away, will they? While New Horizons and the dwarf planet Pluto might have been hogging the limelight recently, the Dawn spacecraft deserves its fair share of attention too – and it may now be close to sol Read more ... ving the mystery of the bright spots on fellow dwarf p…

How To Rock This Bright Eye Shadow Look From Day To Night Bright, colorful eye makeup is a tough nut to crack. While the hues look dreamy in their packaging (and when applied by pros for the red carpet), trying them out on your own face can quickly go from rad to bad. After all, bright shades have their tim Read more ... e and place — too much neon can make you look

A Possible Explanation For The Mysterious Bright Spots On Ceres The discovery of a bright spot on Ceres has given rise to lots of speculation. And now we've learned something new: it has a friend. The second spot is not quite as bright, but still weirdly reflective compared to the rest of the dwarf planet. And on Read more ... e scientist has a possible explanation for both of these bright spots.

Nasa spots 'alien' mark on dwarf planet One theory is that the mark (ringed in red) is a pool of ice at the bottom of a crater that is clear enough to reflect sunlight. Houston-based Nasa, however, is yet to provide an explanation.