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This hotel, called The Ark, hasn`t been built yet, but it’s designed for life after global warming. Half of it is underwater, and it can also endure floods and earthquakes.

Lera Kiryakova is a Russian artist who turns famous people and characters into adorable cartoons.

When it comes to tattoos, I’m the kind of guy that wants a unique piece that’s meaningful to me.

It’s not just cartoons that appear in Ralph Breaks the Internet...

Champion watermelon eater at 4th of July celebration, Brooklyn, 1935.

  “Drilling a hole in the ceiling? This saves you from dust debris!”     “If you’re like me and have a broken laptop hinge…”     “My girlfriend came up with a crazy-good microwave life hack for multiple plates! …

A facial shield that allows recent facial surgery or makeup to be fully protected from water or soap.

In an interview, Brandon told more about the event and his newfound popularity: “I wasn’t really prepared for the attention that this would bring, but I’m trying to “go with the flow”, for the most part.

“I dropped my headphones in the sand and all the iron collected on the magnets.”

When you go out and grab some lunch with your true princess...

Belgian city of Marche-en-Famenne hosted the most fascinating annual event on July: the largest gathering of living statues in Europe.

Samai Khammongkul leads a double life. On weekdays, he is a manager of “Charoen Pokphand”, Thailand’s largest private company and one of world’s largest conglomerates, but in his free time he puts on his custom Predator costume, gets on one of his four Predator-themed motorcycles and becomes an intergalactic trophy hunter.

Ian Weldon is a British photographer who says that he is not a wedding photographer, but a person who takes photos of ceremonies without any untruths. No one is posing, everything is natural and this is how weddings really look.

There’s nothing wrong with taking a nostalgic journey on a Monday. If you don’t have a smile on your face by the time the gallery is over then you probably didn’t grow up in this era…

“Moon lighting up the night sky…”