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A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.

Then And Now, Fighting The Same Battle

I wouldn’t believe that these are paintings if I didn’t know they were drawn by Jeff Ramirez. His super realistic art is overwhelming and alive.

Photographer Paul Close traveled throughout Africa on a motorcycle setting up a white background and snapping portraits of locals. He asked them one simple question “What would make your life better?” The result was the unique collection titled “Snakebox Odyssey.”

This camping caravan is perfect for travelers who love to explore land and sea. It’s flexible and it easily transforms according to your needs.

A hotel for the dead is now open in Japan.

Some drivers like to decorate their vehicles. Maybe such bizarre car accessories are supposed to bring a good luck. Who knows?

22-year-old Michalina Manius was born as a hermaphrodite. The doctors made a wrong decision to leave the child with the men’s genitals.

Records 2012

A new compilation of photographs that demonstrates how make-up can magically change women.

A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.

Modern famous people in old art. They look amazing on these Renaissance paintings.

This collection of pictures of the Russian Prime Minister illustrates just how much adventure he likes to get involved in.

These drawings are very funny but somewhat naughty. They are definitely not something you would see in Sunday’s newspaper but they are humorous nonetheless. Makes a person wonder who thinks up all of the nonsense.

Monsanto is a beautiful Portuguese village built on the side of a mountain. Local houses are squeezed between huge boulders and narrow streets are carved from the rock. This place is a living museum.

Explore the world around you by watching these photos of significant and remarkable places located in different counries.

A collection of funny and cute animals.

A small gallery of metal sculptures made by Zachary Max Shavrick based on the photos people sent him. People just chose whether they wanted to be a human or a monster, and the guy created sculptures for them.