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It's party season! Here's a few inspirations for throwing a party of your own. Good luck.

Dave Hill is a world-famous commercial photographer (it’s not hard to see why!) who works in Los Angeles creating these masterful and eye-popping images. He uses a combination of HDR, meticulous lighting & illustrative photo effects to produce his fantastic and unique style. He’s shot iconic celebrities, some of your favourite bands and a whole host of WWE Superstars! If you think what you see it brillant, wait until you see the rest of his work. Make sure you visit his website below.

GODZILLLAAAA!!! Perhaps a couple of generations before me, have memories of being terrified by the sight or even mention of this name. Godzilla is the ultimate monster and forever made a huge impact in our society. Now to be perfectly honest, there are simply too many incarnations of him in video games, comic books, TV shows, novels and films to list them all here – so we’ve opted to pick 16 of the best Godzilla movie posters through the ages.

Do you know, what this is? Do you think, this is a good idea? If you haven't guessed, than you are welcom under the cut.

Existing hadron collider is still in Europe. But there is an abandoned project Collider in the USA is , which exceeds the scale of the European one at least two times.

Advertising doesn’t have a reputation for being the most honest profession. While most people know that banner ads from companies you’ve never heard of that promise to melt away “20 pounds in a week, no exercise required!” should be taken with a grain of salt, some huge and highly respected brands are also guilty of telling their consumers major lies to make sales. You’d have to be pretty dumb to believe some of them. Skechers once claimed that by simply putting on a pair of their shoes you’d magically get buns of steel. Others went so far as to cite fake studies to prove their false selling points.

Vandalism or art? Some artists would say that graffiti on walls is one of the purest expressions of art, representing the culture of the community, free from monetary endorsement. People of the community say that it is a disrespect for public property. What do you think?

If you are alone, in the dark, and you get scared easily, go ahead and skip out on this one. These photos have recently been unearthed and made available to the interwebs. Why?! Maybe they are meant to haunt you forever, maybe they are meant to entertain you, or maybe in some creepy, unforeseeable way, you think they are funny, and these creepy ventriloquist dolls actually entertain you. Either way, your bound to look at this post just because of it's mysterious nature. Enjoy.

Wikipedia says: Taxidermy (from the Greek for arrangement of skin) is the art of preparing, stuffing, and mounting the skins of animals (especially vertebrates) for display (e.g. as hunting trophies) or for other sources of study.

I am curious to know what the taxidermists who stuffed these beasts was studying.

HUNTSVILLE, TX—Convicted murderer and death row inmate Robert Insterman, 45, announced Thursday that he intends to read the whole Harry Potter series of bestselling young-adult novels.

The London department store Harrods went magical for this year's Christmas displays.

French artist Marcel Olivier Grossetete designed a fabulous bridge, which hovers over the pond, suspended on three huge white balloons. It is located in a Japanese garden. Olivier made it in honor of the second anniversary of Tatton Park, which is located in England. The name of the installation is «Pont de Singe». Unfortunately you can not walk on it, it is very fragile.

In Brussels, Belgium, there was a demonstration against the decline in prices for dairy products, during which the farmers poured milk into police.

Photographer Navid Baraty’s capture of this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade offers an aerial perspective of the event. The New York-based artist managed to get a birds eye view of the giant floats as they passed through the streets, a product of his physical position within a 30-story building.

This is just an optical illusion. There is no magic there. What is happening there? Is the picture volumetric? Who can do this?

American illustrator Jeff Victor came up with an interesting idea. He drew a series of pictures which showed the evolution of characters of Hollywood actors.

A man named Vladimir is a professionally carver. He uses valuable types of wood as mahogany, elm, pear, beech, etc. His works show his great talant. Works of Vladimir Nalimov are difficult to attribute to any particular type of carving, as they are in a unique, original technique honed over the years. Works are not cut from a single piece, they are compositions of individual, perfectly adjusted to each other, components of various types of wood (birch, elm, aspen, mahogany, etc.). The author himself calls his work miniatures of wood, and visitors to the exhibitions often add to this definition the word "jewelry" ....

This is a dtory about a mother, who wants to make a celebrity out of her child. Vigoroustraining, no carbs after 7pm and hours spent doing hair and make-up. This is what her daughter gets instead of playing with her classmates in the streets.

In 1986, a gigantic cloud of radioactive material burst from the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station in the Ukraine, marking what has so far been the world’s worst nuclear power disaster. Over 100,000 people were quickly evacuated from the area around the facility, leaving behind everything and making an instant ghost town of Pripyat where most of the workers lived. The ground zero of the meltdown, the Chernobyl reactor, was covered with a hastily-built shelter meant only to last about 30 years. A massive new structure is being constructed in its place that will allow for the dismantling of the reactor and the removal of deadly radioactive waste that still contaminates the site. The shelter, shaped like a gargantuan Quonset hut, will be 257 meters by 150 meters (843 feet by 492 feet) when completed and at its apex will be higher than the Statue of Liberty.

Some very interesting facts about our body)))

Do you know how far does the food travel across the USA? Let's take a look.

Very interesting infographic about the difference between porn stars aqnd the rest of us...

Here are some inspirational quotes to give you a motivation to make something great today)

Shrimps being colored to look better, fresher and more delicious. They pack them afterwards and send overseas.

I challenge all of the viewers, right here, right now, to come up with the best captions for these photos. Winner gets their own special post dedicated to them. Ready, set, GO!

If you're ready to go shopping, don't forget to pick up this season's hottest trends.

Are you getting hitched this winter/spring? Here's a little bit of inspiration for when you pick a dress. A great way to hide your arms, and a sure-fire way to keep that dress in place, a wedding dress with sleeves is the new hot thing. No shoulder pads required.

Kate Middleton needed a haircut. After lots and lots of experimenting, she finally picked one.

Here's a list of the 54 most awesome Tumblr account created in 2012. Have a look-see and enjoy.

One guy has experimented on his girlfriend for 3 weeks, balancing various items on her head. Very fun thing to do.

Looking through the pictures of the past, you can tell that people were a little bit different back then. Or the work of photographers differed. Take a look at this compilation of retro pictures.

A selection of luxury homes located in one of the most prestigious areas of Moscow. You will also see there interiors. Very beautiful houses.

There were originally seven wonders of the ancient world but now only one remains. Fortunately there are some very good replicas around the world or other objects based on the originals so we can actually get a real life look at what most of them would have looked like. In looking at these pictures it certainly becomes clear why they were considered the great wonders of the world. Because the original list was of seven wonders I have added an additional three – one from Rome, one that was originally on the list but got removed, and one from Ethiopia (which is still standing).