
The confidence and dominance that define athletes on the field can easily spill over into their personal lives — and all too often, thanks to a culture of entitlement that’s enabled by friends, family, coaches, teammates and the media.

In Tijuana, Mexico, a generation of young entrepreneurs is leading a movement to reclaim their struggling downtown.

No artist in TJ has used their work to confront the city’s violence and security issues more consistently than self-taught artist Daniel Ruanova.
Santa Muerte, called Mexico’s “holy death cult,” is growing—and spreading. Followers in the Mission District of San Francisco say they pray to la Santa for health, work and love.

A tasting tour of fried pork skin in the Mission, with funny guys Victor Escobedo and David Lew.

Artist Rio Yañez’s tribute to growing up in the Mission District of San Francisco during the ’90s.
The Washington nonprofit Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine plastered Union Station with the signs.
The Beat Ya Feet Kings Battle It Out on ‘America’s Best Dance Crew.’