The story of a very cute and very special cat... He is happy no matter what.

A single mother from Lithuania who lives a life of luxury at the expense of Britain's taxpayers takes home more than £1,000 a month in handouts which funds her love of designer clothes and holidays. Natalija Belova, 33, said she was shocked at how much she would be entitled to from the State after she moved here four years ago and fell pregnant.

These taglines are so awesome, that you just have to watch the movie after reading them...

A compilation of the most hilarious news fails... It's always fun to see something like this in your morning paper or in the news, when you have breakfast)

Once again, the Indonesian capital of Jakarta has been savaged by heavy floods reeling from torrential rain, which media reports said have left at least a dozen people dead and nearly 20,000 homeless. Over the past few days, many roads inside and around the city were flooded stranding hundreds if not thousands of motorists.

This is a spintria. They were used in ancient Rome to request and pay for different “services” in brothels and from prostitutes on the street. Since there were a lot of foreigners coming to the city that did not speak the language and most of the prostitutes were slaves captured from other places the coins made the transactions easy and efficient. One side of these coins showed what the buyer wanted and the other showed the amount of money to be paid for the act.

This post will show you, how a regular pretty girl can change into a glamor monster over a couple of years. Why do girls keep doing it to themselves?

Italian photographer Stefano Scarselli, a. k. a. Nespyxel, has captured lots of amazing things during his career. Most of all he liked houses with courtyards (like the famous Batlló built by Antonio Gaudi for the Spanish magnate Josep Batlló y Casanovas) and unusual staircases. Only a couple of dozen of pictures by this photographer can be attributed to the subject, because of the rarity of objects.

Alexa Singer is a fashion, lifestyle and beauty photographer, based in Cape Town, where she has family and dogs, and commutes all over for work. Her work is diverse as she loves imagery in general. She has recently gone into moving imagery with the help of the 5d, which has made movie making affordable for everyone. She tries to bring some sort of realness and emotion to what she does, and although she greatly admires the wonderful world of post, prefers images in their truer form. When she travels, she takes reportage shots for pleasure.

Rybinka is one more underground river of Moscow. It begins as a drainage system of the railway, then it comes into a ditch two meters wide (6.56 ft) and later into an arched section with height of about 1,6 meters (5.2 ft).

Unless you are a desired professional, job hunt is not the kind of activity you would enjoy doing very often. All the searching, sending, phone-calling and trying to simply get noticed by the employer can really wreck your nerves. The principle “don’t judge a book by its cover” is not widely used here – on the contrary, you have to LOOK good and stand out from the others to get the job. And looking good doesn’t only mean putting on a new shirt or a skirt, but most importantly – having a solid resume and a cover letter. Looks like these job-seekers didn’t have problems getting noticed by the employer. Building a creative yet informative resume is a good way to clearly present you personality and skills. And to get noticed, of course. Browse here for inspiration and get creative the next time you’re on the job market.

What you are about to see is not a wildlife photography! It’s called “Handimals” – stunning hand painting illusions. Meet Guido Daniele (born 1950), an Italian artist who is behind this incredible collection of hand animals. Born in Soverato, Daniele graduated from Brera School of Arts in 1972, majoring in sculpture and then attended the Tankas school in Dharamsala, India until 1974. Daniele has worked as a hyper-realistic illustrator, co-operating with editing and advertising companies, innovating with airbrush and testing out various painting techniques. He has painted backcloths up to 400 square meters in size. He has also painted trompe l’oeil images for private houses and public buildings. In 1990, he developed a body painting technique, and his work has been used in advertising images and commercials, as well as fashion events and exhibitions. Currently, Guido Daniele lives and works in Milan, Italy.

Aren’t you tired of all those digitally modified photoshopped pictures? A girl sends you her picture, and when you meet her the Photoshop effects are gone on her face. Nowadays you can’t believe even your friend who’s showing his newest photos from his trip to Egypt, because all those photos might be photoshopped. It’s a scary world we’re living in - full of lies, sins and photoshopped images. But things can be different. There are brave people who said NO to Photoshop and did everything in an old fashioned way. Enjoy this little collection of Forced Perspectives, and send me more if you have. Update: just got these 3 (Stork, Jesus and Dancer) by email, with no image credits, if you know them please contact panda, and I will add them here.

Are you looking for a new set of chairs? Then take a look at this almost alive Animal Chair collection by Máximo Riera. The collection constitutes a diverse range of species, including octopus, walrus and rhino. Each chair retains the animal’s natural vitality whilst being totally biologically accurate in their appearance. It is homage to these animals and the whole animal kingdom which inhabits our planet, as an attempt to reflect and capture the beauty of nature in each living thing. The main reason Maximo Riera chose to create a chair is because it is an everyday object, something taken as common and banal in our lives. “Whilst considering the chair’s basic functionality, I also wanted to bring it alive, make it more present and create a stronger link between the spectator, the piece and the surrounding space,” says the artist.

This cold storage facility in Chicago may not draw your attention from the outside, but had you entered the building a few months ago, you’d be surprised to see what was inside. After nine decades of cold storage and lack of proper maintenance, the whole interior was full of cave-like stalagmites and stalactites. Once the Fulton Market Cold Storage Company, which was renting the premises, decided to move out, it was sold to a bike component manufacturer SRAM. However, in order to use their new space, SRAM had to defrost the building first. Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture were hired do the work, however, such sight couldn’t go unarchived. This is why photographer Gary Jensen was asked to photograph this indoor ice age phenomena. The video at the end of the article shows the defrosting process, where you see the team using propane heaters to dissolve the ice crystals.

Amazing things happen when architecture and art meet halfway! Atlanta-based artist Hense chose a historic church from this area as his canvas and painted it in vibrant flashy colors. The church became a multi-angled mural of abstract figures and dynamic shades. The church’s walls were covered in graffiti like concrete buildings that you pass by almost everyday. The only difference here is that Hence’s project has absolutely no issues with the law. The exterior of the church changed completely, every surface and every little corner got a new bold look. Hense says that “Taking an existing object like the church and painting the entire thing re-contextualizes it and makes it a sculptural object. With projects like this one, we really try to use the existing architecture as inspiration for the direction of the painting.” Looks like this time the art/architecture collision in a form of the street art embodies a fine art work.

Maša Kores is a singular girl. She lives in Slovenia, a small country wedged between Italy and Croatia on the Adriatic coast. She likes taking photographs. Her subject matter may not appeal to many, but for her, abandoned building hold the same beauty as a perfect sunset. Her penchant for derelict buildings started 5 years ago when true to form she was off exploring and came across and old abandoned hotel in a woods. It was very creepy, but curiosity took over and she entered, flitting from room to room past decaying beds, wardrobes, cupboards and carpets. It was the combination of excitement and being scared that did it for her. She discovered great beauty in the way nature had taken over these places, turned a man made structure back into something more organic. Each different, unique and enchanting to her, telling tales of their past. From then on she was hooked and now travels throughout Europe looking for that perfect building, an undiscovered gem waiting to be uncovered. Now, of course, she has better equipment than that first cheapo compact camera. What’s next for Maša Kores? She has her 1st solo exhibition in Ljubljana (from 9.1.2013 till 8.2.2013). She also wants to meet the others who share her interest, new guides to show her unseen treasures before they are lost to the developers or vandals. One thing is for sure, you will always find her looking for new discoveries!

How can we even be sure they're not the same person? Hint: We can't. 1.21 JIGGAWATTS! Much love - Virgin Mobile

Over the weekend, all the over country, Russians washed away their sins in blessed, ice-cold water.

Let's talk about this trend of cats in tiny beds.

On his highly reputable Chinese fashion blog, Snoopy models his androgynous personal style with a variety of outfits mixing high fashion with costume shop props, handmade details, intricate jewelry, and thrifted hats. Inspiring!

Both of these tables have the same sizes. You can use a ruler to prove it or just see the second picture.

Pretty girls trying to look ugly.

The dog named Oscar was adopted from animal shelter in South Africa. He has travelled around the world with his new owners. Recently, Oscar was killed by a car in California.

Just a compilation of things that are very very cool...))

Students at the University of Kansas started a bizarre new twitter craze when they asked girls to send photos of their boobs as a show of support for the football team. Now, other universities have followed suit to create this strange new online sensation.

They are so different... But they are both so cute)

English photographer Kirsty Mitchell continues to enchant us with her colorful photography inspired by her late mother who sparked and encouraged a wild burst of creativity in her life. Two of the latest additions to her ongoing Wonderland series, respectively titled The Ghost Swift and The Journey Home, introduce two new scenes in her charming world. As always, Mitchell has worked diligently to produce each shot, piece by piece, taking on the additional roles of costume designer, seamstress, and location scouter with the help of her hair and make-up artist Elbie Van Eeden.

Sandstorms are rare and natural occurrences that develop when gusts of wind collect loose sand and dirt from dry land. Back in 2009, one of these natural phenomena took place in an unpredictable location: Sydney, Australia. Fairly quickly, the unsuspecting city was consumed by a yellowish-red sea of sand that filled the air in a magical glow.