2 July 2011
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Valonia ventricosa: The Giant Single-Celled Organism (Also Known as The Sailor’s Eyeball)Have you ever seen something that has immediately made you do a double take? Valonia ventricosa is one of those things – and that is even ... -
Victor Noir: Still Pleased to See You (Even in Death)Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris contains the graves of many famous people, including Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison. One person you may not... -
Kawai Yuto: Japanese Boy Singing Sensation and the Song That Made Him Globally FamousRecently, a young Japanese boy has been popping up in my various feeds, singing his little heart out on what looks like a TV talent show. Hi... -
The Tallest Statues of Jesus Christ in the WorldProbably the most famous statue of Jesus on the planet, known for both size and location, is the statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, B... -
The Kalash – The White Tribe of PakistanIn the mountains of the Hindu Kush in Pakistan, six thousand or so people live who look and sound very different from their neighbors. T... -
It’s Not That Serious - A Seriously Good Dance Film by Ricky Ubeda (Music: Sympathy by Vampire Weekend)Some random scrolling on my Instagram feed and a snippet from this pops up! It’s Not That Serious , a dance film by Ricky Ubeda (the mesmer... -
Amirchik’s “Kyrgyzstan”: The Kyrgyz Pop Hit Celebrating Independence DayIf you have ever wondered what popular music sounds like in Kyrgyzstan, then look no further. This track is called КЫРГЫЗСТАН, which is wr... -
Unloved – the Best Christmas Ad of 2025An uncle gives his nephew a cuddly wolf soft toy for Christmas, but is told, once he sees the child’s horror, that the kid is afraid of wolv... -
The Devil in the Cathedral: the Lucifer of LiègeThe Cathedral of Saint Paul in the Belgian city of Liège was founded in the tenth century. As one might expect from a Catholic place of wor... -
The Babson Boulders of DogtownRoger Babson had a problem. His family thought he was crazy or felonious or both. He had started to carve mottoes in to the boulders whic...