For today's Global Hit The World's Ann Lopez takes us back in time to 1930's Havana, Cuba. That's when Orquesta Anacaona, Cuba's first all-girl dance band was in its hey day. Now one of its surviving members has written a book about those days. It's called Queens of Havana.

For today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the world's tallest completed building, and the answer is Taipei 101 in Taiwan. Jake Warga recently took a tour of Taipei 101 and sent us an audio postcard.

Listen to the title song of the upcoming Indian movie, "Singh is Kinng," and you'll hear a distinctly American sound - rap. American rapper Snoop Dogg has taken his talent into the world of Bollywood musicals. Anchor Marco Werman gets the story from Bollywood journalist Harshita Kohli.

The stars of South Korean action movies get to play the hero with their daring fight scenes and impressive stunts. Now the stuntmen who help them look so good are getting a film of their own. The documentary "Action Boys," takes a look at the rough and tumble world of South Korea's stuntmen. Reporter Beth Accomando tells us more.

Today we're looking for the world's tallest completed building.

Host Marco Werman gets the latest on a manned submarine expedition to the bottom of Russia's Lake Baikal, the deepest freshwater lake in the world. Marco also speaks with Peter Thomson, who visited Lake Baikal to write a book about the place.

Psychologists and physical therapists believe learning to tango can help people suffering from Alzheimers, Parkinson's Disease, and depression. Richard Reynolds finds out more at the first International Conference on Tango Therapy.

Many of today's young Arab Muslims don't look or act like their parents. They're still devout...but they're redefining what it means to be Muslim. Author Allegra Stratton writes about it in her new book, “Muhajababes”. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with her.

Hundreds of opposition candidates have been barred from running in Venezuela's local elections this November. The candidates are accused of corruption, but none of them has been charged. Analysts say the move shows that the government of President Hugo Chavez is worried he's losing support at the local level. The World's Lorne Matalon has the story.

Marco Werman speaks with China expert Steven Goldstein about the many factors shaping China's image.