Creative

Moscow-based hairdresser Kristina Katsabina creates new short-hair looks for women who want to change their style.

“Work I did a few weeks ago. I enjoy cable management.”

The only thing more impressive than the determination of this Karen to make a fool of herself is the history of the gargoyle. Likely erected as a defense against demons, the stone statues are rooted in religion and steeped in …

Dan and Mark Extance from the UK transformed their Somerset home into a Christmas castle, raising more than double the amount spent with their annual display.

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That’s exactly how this Israeli photographer describes his artworks. To entertain his family with three sons and, of course, himself, Yahav only needs a smartphone and a little bit of vivid imagination.

Celebrity colorist Jack Martin firmly believes that grey never goes out of style. He has developed a technique that allows his clients to gradually ditch the dye and shows their progress via these before-and-after photos.

Reddit user FinallyGotMyMustang had always dreamed of owning a 1969 Mustang Mach 1. This is a pretty hard to find car so when he came across the opportunity to pick one up, he knew he had to jump right on it.

Over the last two decades, the Khamovniki district of Moscow has turned from a simple working-class district, into one of the most expensive living areas in the entire Russian capital.

“Someone put googly eyes on this tree stump.”

Herring fillets, Tomato sauce, Car vacuum, Cookie dough, Lemonade...

“Use electricity wisely”

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Lyndsey from Liverpool fixed up an old three-bedroom semi along with her partner and turned it into a stylish family home...

“The invert of my coffee looks like a tiny galaxy.”

“Elevated with grandeur, on top of the north facing site of 6,221 square metres, the main home incorporates twelve shipping containers as part of its detailed construction and really does have an attractive commanding presence,” the house listing on Trade Me reads.

Charles Laurence Proulx, the architect behind the “Moving Dunes” and co-founder of NÓS, said that the idea came as the team had to create “a bi-dimensional installation to maintain vehicle access across the street, but we wanted to give the street a topography, a volume.”

“My daughter used to call a plain hamburger ‘airplane hamburger.’ It took me a while to figure it out since she had never been on a plane.” ― Margie Harper

“There’s no such thing as the perfect mug for work.”