| Amber Rayne, porn star who accused James Deen of sexual assault, found dead; How NASA turns astronauts into photographers; ‘Star Wars’ actor Erik Bauersfeld — ‘It’s a trap!’ — dead at 93; Symbols of Tennessee, by law: salamanders, tomatoes, a sniper gun and…the Bible?; New York Observer ‘re-visiting’ coverage after top editor acknowledges ‘input’ for key Trump speech; Joe Medicine Crow, a war chief, historian and the last link to the Battle of Little Big Horn, dies at 102; The Islan Nettles killing: What the trial means to a transgender community anxious for a reckoning; This lab-grown skin could revolutionize skin grafts; Chihuahua apprehended after mad dash across San Francisco’s Bay Bridge; ‘The Walking Dead’ season finale was a ‘cheap cop-out,’ and people are starting to talk about it; Hello! magazine apologizes for ‘completely fabricated’ ‘exclusive interview’ with George Clooney; | | | | | | | | How NASA turns astronauts into photographers | | Certain astronauts develop more of an affinity for photography than others. Now-retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly became Twitter-famous with his sweeping views of Earth during his nearly year in space. | | By Jenny Starrs • Read more » |
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