For decades, the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami has been a favorite spot for South Floridians to get engaged, get married, and have their quinceañera photos taken. But the meticulously landscaped 50 acres were seriously damaged by Hurricane Irma, and now staffers and volunteers are working to restore this picturesque spot.Anderson Gonzalez/Vizcaya Museum and Gardenshide caption
Lucille Simpson, far right, and her daughter Gwendolyn Norman, both from Detroit, Mich., wait in line to enter the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Cultural on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on May 1.Pablo Martinez Monsivais/APhide caption
Brownies in a pan, ready to be served.alohadave/Getty Images/iStockphotohide caption
Ray Halbritter in his office.Courtesy of the Oneida Indian Nationhide caption
"We don't read much Torah, but we've read every word Philip Roth ever wrote," says On the Media host Bob Garfield. "We don't necessarily even believe in God, but we believe deeply in lox and bagels."Adam Baker/Flickrhide caption
Clubgoers amid the light towers on the dance floor at Studio 54 in 1978.Allan Tannenbaum/Getty Imageshide caption
New York City Ballet Director of Costumes Marc Happel and Draper Kellie Sheehan conduct a costume fitting with soloist Indiana Woodward for Justin Peck's Pulcinella Variations, with costumes designed by Tsumori Chisato.Erin Baiano/Courtesy of New York City Ballethide caption
Taron Egerton stars in Kingsman: The Golden Circle as Eggsy.Giles Keyte/20th Century Foxhide caption
(From left) Timothée Chalamet in Call Me by Your Name; Jason Mitchell in Mudbound; Emma Stone in Battle of the Sexes; and Idris Elba in Molly's Game.61st BFI London Film Festival/ Steve Dietl, 61st BFI London Film Festival/ Melinda Sue Gordon, 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation/ Courtesy of TIFFhide caption
Amusing, But Not Amused: Judi Dench stars as the Queen of England and the Empress of India in Victoria and Abdul.Peter Mountain/Focus Featureshide caption
If It's Not Brick, Don't Fix It: Lloyd, voiced by Dave Franco, and his father Garmadon, voiced by Justin Theroux, in The LEGO Ninjago Movie.Warner Bros. Pictureshide caption
Emma Stone stars as the famous professional tennis player and gender equality activist, Billie Jean King, in Battle of the Sexes.20th Century Foxhide caption
American soldiers advance through a rice paddy during the Vietnam War.PBShide caption
"Equality cupcakes" by Georgetown Cupcakes are just one of several baked creations in support of same-sex marriage that were on display this week at the Chefs for Equality, a fundraising event for the Human Rights Campaign in Washington, D.C.Kelly Jo Smart/NPRhide caption
