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What would America's top landmarks look like, reimagined by some of the most famous and controversial architects that have ever lived? Imagined Architecture, a Facebook account that was created by world-famous architects, caused a stir with a'reimagined' White House designed by world-famous architects. DailyMail.com created reimagined versions of some other famous American landmarks using the AI art software Midjourney, with some surprising and unexpected effects. Midjourney has reimagined everything from the Chrysler Building to the Statue of Liberty in a typically magical style, with architects ranging from modernist genius Anthony Gaudi to British-Iranian Zaha Hadid.

In both teams' vital final group stage match at the Qatar World Cup, Ghana (left) faces Uruguay. Despite losing 3-2 against Portugal in their tournament opener, the African team bounced back to beat South Korea 3-2 on Monday to boost their hopes of qualifying for the last 16. Otto Addo's side needs a victory over Uruguay on Friday to ensure progression, but a draw could be enough, depending on Portugal's results against South Korea. Uruguay has failed at this tournament and currently sits last in Group H after a goalless draw with South Korea and a 2-0 loss to Portugal on Monday. Uruguay must win. And in the 2010 World Cup, Ghana's bitter quarter-final exit (right) - and others of Luis Suarez (inset right) - gives the country a chance not only to make the mistakes but also to exact revenge and eliminate the South American outfit. Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about the Al-Janoub Stadium (inset left) shortly approaching.

After defeating Tunisia 1-0 on Saturday, Australia is on the verge of emulating the class of 2006. Graham Arnold's men will progress and become only the second socceroos team in history to reach the Round of 16 at the tournament after a draw against Denmark. Mitchell Duke's header was the difference between Australia and Tunisia in the first game after a 4-1 loss at the hands of France.

They are locked in Group D on zero points on Saturday and know that a victory over their African rivals will give them a chance to progress to the knockout stages. However, the Socceroos will not be able to play. Tunisia demonstrated their mettle in a tense 0-0 draw with dark horses Denmark and will happily go toe with Arnold's physical presence in Al-Wakrah.

The Socceroos (centre) are about to kick off in their World Cup opener against France, but most Aussies can't recall a single name from the squad. Players in most countries that have qualified for the World Cup are household names and treated like heroes, with Kylian Mbappe of France featured on the French side (bottom right). But in Sydney, just a day before the country's first match, it seems to be a very different situation. Daily Mail Australia produced a team photo of the Socceroos and asked passersby if they could identify any of the players in the picture (left) - no luck. However, despite the fact that the experts are advising our no-name heroes to finish last in their group, Coach Graham Arnold (top right) thinks his team will shock the world if they face the reigning World Cup champions in Qatar from 6 a.m. AEDT.

Issey Miyake (pictured right) died of liver cancer at the age of 84. Over 50 years, he had a global multi-brand fashion and perfume empire. He is mourned by a swathe of women and men across the creative arts and industries, across the media, theatre and academia