Oceans. Beaches. Mountains. Canyons. Forests. Deserts. There aren’t many spots on this planet that can boast such a variety of terrain. But the United States isn’t just any place. Then there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Gateway Arch, Mount Rushmore, the Alamo, and the Hoover Dam. And what about the largely undiscovered treasures that line American soil: Iowa’s breathtaking Effigy Mounds, Wyoming’s mysterious Devils Tower, and Massachusetts’s inspirational Walden Pond? There are plenty of reasons to explore America, and for the first time in this country’s 236-year history an international tourism campaign is under way to attract tourists from all corners of the globe, inviting them to “discover this land, like never before.”

Live free or die. It’s one of the few (read: only) state mottos with which anyone outside of her or his own state has any familiarity (partly thanks to a 2007 installment in the Die Hard movie franchise). Odd, considering New Hampshire’s small stature and position tucked neatly within the New England region leave it largely forgotten by “outsiders” (notwithstanding presidential campaign cycles).

Come one, come all to the Time Warner Cable event at Sports Saturday, where you can enjoy sports better while soaking up the bustling atmosphere and taking iconic sports-themed photos. Not only will you receive a photo sleeve with your epic picture, but you’ll also have the chance to win premium prizes ranging from bouncy balls to iPads at the ESPN lockers.

The Tribeca Film Festival began yesterday, meaning that:

• Movie-goers and celebrities alike will pack the typically quiet streets of Tribeca to attend screenings of both new and classic films – many of which are free and open to the public
• Sponsors will be competing for the best activation;

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One billion dollars later, Facebook is now the proud owner of the ever-popular Instagram.  Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom have teamed up to bring everyone under one roof and make photo sharing an even better experience.