Sometimes things just suck. You try to be positive and put on a happy face and all that jazz, but sometimes? Let's be real. Sometimes things are just terrible.
Lithuanian artist “Nestre” creates unique steampunk jewelry like earrings, pendants, rings, cuff-links, bracelets and hairpins.
1-year-old William (Wil) Lawrence, the youngest in his family, was born a little bit different from the rest of his brothers and sisters, but that won’t hold him back.
Sing What Happens is apparently a Japanese game show where the contestants must sing karaoke, but there’s a catch…
Skateistan, an innovative NGO in Kabul founded to empower Afghan children (and especially young girls), teaches children to skateboard as a gateway to get them more involved in education.
They say that duct tape can be used to fix just about anything. That’s right, you can use it for more than just ducts, and prom dresses, and covering your drunk friend.
Sêrtar is located around 600km from Chengdu. It has the world’s biggest Buddhist school called Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, founded in 1980s starting from scratch.
The year of grannies in fashion campaigns officially continues. 80-year-old novelist, Joan Didion kicked things off earlier this year as the model in Celine’s recent ad campaign, ...
Many of us grew up on Sesame Street. We all had our favorite characters, but there was one in particular that those of us with a sweet tooth could really identify with: the Cookie Monster.
It’s no secret that we are exploiting our planet and running out of resources at the speed of light, but many people refuse to take notice.
Stella Melgrati presents you her little critters the “Animal Planter”, a bunch of hand made felted vases to add a bit of cuteness to your space.
The Kardashian sisters visited their ancestral homeland last week to draw attention to the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
Besides saving the world, they are just like us, they need money for living, food, drink, daily needs. I think the most expensive things are their beautiful costumes.
Typically used for canning and preserving foods, mason jars have grown in popularity and are now used for everything from serving drinks to cooking desserts.
Summer is almost here so that makes it the perfect time to start planning awesome and easy (or complex!) outdoor projects for your home.
Sometimes, you just have to get away from it all—like, really get away—but perhaps the thought of roughing it in the wilderness without modern conveniences isn't your thing.
We have seen amazing ways to recycle different types of plastic , but this group of Brazilian went further and created a reusable bottle cap which can be used as building blocks instead of ending...
Sometimes we find random things in our daily routine and find them mildly-interesting. Here is an interesting showcase about such gentle situations captured on photos…
Hasan Novrozi, a talented sculptor trained in Iran, has created a wonderful collection of steampunk animals sculptures that are full of life and emotion – despite being painstakingly assembled...
Graffiti is the most urban kind of arts, and it‘s well suited for delivering and ideas to a wide audience. And considering how big our buildings are, that‘s some major canvas right there.
Slinkachu is an artist who has been "abandoning little people on the street since 2006." What he does is search the streets of London for unassuming locations in which to hide tiny, little sculptures.
Mike Warren makes crazy things. This April Fools’ Day he wanted to make a project that would be silly and functional.
Benedict Cumberbatch may not have won this year's Oscar, but he did win a poll sponsored by UKTV. Cumberbatch beat out a long list of British actors for this honor (I think that's what they're...
What do a coaster, painter's tape, and a razor have to do with refurbishing a table? Upon initial consideration, nothing.
Jihyun Park, an artist in Korea, has found a unique and quintessentially Asian approach to pointillism – he uses burning sticks of incense to burn tiny holes in huge sheets of rice paper, ...
The company from Udine, Italy, can proudly claim that their bookmarks are unique. They are not printed or cut by laser nor engraved or reproduced by mechanical systems.
My name is Pierre, I’m a 19-year-old Frenchman and a history hunter. Not only because I’m an archaeology student, but also because I wander around my city of Dijon, ...
