Bob Maynard once said that “Problems are opportunities in disguise.” And this is exactly what happened to Kayleigh O’Conno, ...
The tea infuser (often called a teaball or tea maker, and sometimes a tea egg) gained popularity in the first half of the 19th century.
Hiding in the last row of a boring class in high school shouldn’t always be regarded as slacking. What once started of as fooling around with Photoshop and 3D Max in the back of AutoCAD class, ...
Doel is a 700 year old village situated near the river Scheldt in Belgium, that is currently facing the threat of demolition.
Roopkund is a glacial lake located at an altitude of about 5,029 metres in Uttarakhand, a state in India.
Christophe Louis aka Quibe is an artist and illustrator that has created a wonderful series of minimalist portraits using only one stroke.
The largest religious gathering in the world begins on Jan. 14 in Allahabad, India. The Great Kumbh Mela occurs every 12 years and up to 100 million pilgrims are expected to bathe in the holy...
One couple has spent 14 years building their own boat. It was built from aluminium with a cherry wood interior. Looks great. Here are the photos of the whole construction process.
Do not forget about the lost cities when enjoying the beauty and cultural values of India.
These cities have fallen in wars and natural disasters, but still preserved to this day.
This exciting project was created by New York photographer Dan Shitagi.
He photographs professional dancers in an urban environment.
Here are the latest shots of this project.
Let's take a look at very creative designs of some European subway stations.
In this photo you can see the Toledo station, which was opened in Naples.
Edition of the famous Guinness Book of Records is released every year.
There are so many weird records there: highest Iroquois, longest fingernails, the smallest man ...
There is a Legay Choc bakery in Paris, that became very popular sight there.
Tourists want to visit this bakery, because of the buns for adults.
Residents of Onslow on the west coast of Australia, saw a huge wave of dust, which was first mistaken for the tsunami.
It happened on January, 9 2003.
The most popular detective in the world is Sherlock Holmes.
Let's take a walk in the museum, which is located in 221b, Baker street.
Opened two years ago in Neuschonau, Bavaria, in Germany, the tree-top walk is the longest of it’s kind at 1300 meters that takes you to an impressive height of 25 meters above the tree tops.
Dr John Harvey Kellogg, though most famous for his invention of the corn flake, also ran a very successful holistic sanitarium where the ill and infirmed would subject themselves to his unique...
The flu is a growing problem in the USA right now. Do you know what the flu really is and how to protect yourself from it?
Whoa there, Miley!
At this year's Christmas Creampies concert, Cyrus's too-tight pants and cut out top showed a little too much skin for our taste. Is that a size 2 roll?
"Django" star, Jamie Foxx looked more like he was walking off the set of "Batman" than the Tarantino premiere. That ridiculous outfit was the talk of the night. Perhaps it's a stunt?
Dance has been a large part of human kind since the first recorded musical performance, some thousands of years ago. Dancing was once a ritual for the gods, a celebratory habit, a display of beauty.
Washington-based artist Tyree Callahan transformed and old 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter into a functional painting device he calls a Chromatic Typewriter.
Whether you like wine, cognac, champagne or fresh orange juice, you always need a proper glass for your favorite beverage.
This beautiful “Bubble Tank” that’s about to fall off the table was created by Sheffield-based design studio Psalt Design.
Every human has his own unique story where one’s life seems to be the center of everything, and one’s problems seem to be the biggest on Earth.
Meet Dalton Ghetti, a 49 year old carpenter, who makes probably the tiniest sculptures in the world. It can sound unbelievable, ...
The more you look into the world of art the more toilet paper artworks you’ll see. Maybe it’s because toilet paper roll is so close to us? We see it every day. We touch it every day.
You must have seen photos of protesters being doused with colored-water cannons by the police. Using water canon is understood as it’s an easy non-hazardous way to disperse mob, ...
