The following footage comes from the unfortunate voyage of one of a P&O Pacific Sun Cruise back in September 2008. The cruise ship encountered some wild weather about 400 miles off the coast of...
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Gianluca Pardelli is an Italian born photographer who spent the last couple of years photographing marketplaces in areas rarely visited by Westerners. He moved through regions which, a few decades earlier, were under Soviet...
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This is your second installment of amazing Yugoslavian war monuments. CLICK HERE for part 1 and part 2. Here’s a recap: After the terrors of World War II monuments sprung up across former Yugoslavia to commemorate...
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Konstantinovich Aivazovsky (1817-1900) was a Russian Romantic painter. He was predominantly renowned for his majorly impressive seascapes. Born into an Armenian family, he lived in Crimea for the majority of his life. Aivazovsky was...
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Quite incredible, this guy. I don’t know enough about cerebral palsy to know exactly how difficult it would be to train up to a high standard like this, but I’m assuming it would...
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It’s not often that the capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) gets much attention in the media. So it’s nice to see a video of one surface on social media. They deserve their turn in the spotlight....
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A little while back, we produced a piece covering some of Germany’s mighty strange experimental aircraft designs. They were a joy to behold. Of course, Germany wasn’t the only country to dream up weird,...
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Welcome back to yet another installment of all things Russian and all things jokes. We’ve got an action packed selection of oddities for you today. As ever, I have done my best to...
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Wave-Gotik-Treffen, held in Germany on a yearly basis, claims to be the largest goth festival in the Universe. I certainly can’t name a bigger one (or any others at all for that matter). This year...
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This is your second installment of amazing Yugoslavian war monuments. CLICK HERE for part 1 and part 3. If you missed the first installment, here’s a recap: After the terrors of World War II...
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