The world contains about 900,000 official islands—both continental and oceanic islands. Some countries only have a few, while others are formed of numerous. The Philippines has the most, with over 7,000 islands and islets. While most are commonplace, there are islands where things are not quite normal. From a rock that horrifies scientists to a
The reason the final dance in Dirty Dancing is so great is not only because of Patrick Swayze’s moves but also because the song “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” perfectly complements the scene. Sometimes, movie and TV producers hit the nail square on the head when it comes to choosing certain songs for
Christmas is typically known as “the most wonderful time of the year,” and for a good reason. This holiday season allows us to not only spend time with family, friends, and those dearest to us, but it also provides an opportunity to spread love and kindness as we celebrate our religious beliefs, participate in cultural
Death is like taxes. We hate it. Also, sorry for the reminder, but it’s coming for us all—every living, breathing human on this planet and most other plants and animals. We don’t like to think about the end and keep it in our distant minds, but every so often, we read something about the ultimate
Celebrity fashion has seen its fair share of unexpected moments. In this countdown, we delve into the mishaps that turned red carpets and live shows into unforgettable spectacles. Whether it’s ripped pants stealing the spotlight or a royal tag-flaunting frenzy, these incidents showcase the resilience and humor of our favorite stars. Join us through the
Have you ever had one of those days when you spilled your morning coffee and thought it was the end of the world? Well, buckle up because we’re about to take a wild ride through the top ten horrific accidents that’ll make you want to give life a big, thankful hug. From near misses to
Star Trek is one of history’s two most significant science fiction franchises. What began as a campy space western in 1966 has spawned countless adventures in movies, television, novels, comic books, and cartoons. Created by Gene Roddenberry and given life by Lucille Ball, Star Trek has been the stage for some of the finest actors
Do you ever find yourself marveling at the audacity of a scam so simple it’s almost impressive? Well, we’ve got a list of ten scams so simple you’ll question how anyone falls for them. These scams prove all it takes is a dash of charm and a sprinkle of deception. So get ready to chuckle
In the animal kingdom, some furry and feathered friends have leaped, barked, and purred their way into the limelight, becoming more than just beloved pets. These standout stars have turned the heads of millions, not just with their adorable antics but with feats and stories that seem straight out of a movie. From tail-wagging heroes
When it comes to fundraising, most people think of bake sales, car washes, or charity auctions. But what if I told you that some fundraisers out there are so bizarre and off the wall that they might make you do a double take? These events prove that creativity knows no bounds when raising money for
The Vietnam War was a long, drawn-out, controversial, and very violent conflict. More than two million Vietnamese civilians were killed during the war, which was among the most violent of the second half of the 20th century. Millions of troops from both South Vietnam and North Vietnam’s respective armies died, too. Officially, nearly 60,000 American
Humanity’s admiration of art is strange. Why do people feel so strongly about things made from such fragile materials? The full answer might never be known, but people have become very good at protecting valuable art. Very good, but not perfect. The world is too unpredictable for precautions to be taken against every eventuality, and
Colonialism’s impact on the world has been widely published and documented, being thrust into the limelight again a few times a year as world events unfold. It was the way of the world for hundreds of years: kill or be killed. Conquer the living world and reach your arms as far around resources and territory
Each year, millions of people travel thousands of miles across the globe to see famous landmarks with their own eyes. But for those unconcerned with originality, there are plenty of replicas scattered about. While some of them are undeniably tacky—like the reproductions of the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower on the Las Vegas
Medicine has come a long way since history was first recorded, and even farther in the past hundred years or so. People are living longer than ever, medicine is breaking new ground all the time, and technology is gaining ground even as we speak. More and more new medical treatments are being experimented with, and
Some people prefer vanilla in the bedroom, but others like a little extra flavor. But when you don’t have all the right supplies at home for a sexy night in, many people turn to things around the house. This time, we’re exploring everyday items that can take on a slightly more… adventurous role. Yep, you
Think back to the late 1990s when Titanic hit theaters. It had a runtime longer than three hours, and everybody who watched it (and loved it) was amazed at how in-depth and deep the film went on so many minor and secondary storylines. The esteemed Leonardo DiCaprio got himself into the headlines once again in
The children’s books on this list are about as far from Goodnight, Moon as you can get. Forget cozy tales of friendly animals and gentle life lessons. Today, we’re exploring a few books that are unsettling at best. The themes they explore go way beyond spooky tales. These narratives touch on complex emotions, existential questions,
If you have been on the internet in the past few months, you have probably seen the horror stories of bedbug infestations. These little bloodsuckers invade a house and scurry away into every corner of your home before coming out at night to slurp up your blood. Reading about them is enough to make your
Art restoration is a delicate dance between preserving history and breathing new life into the past. But sometimes, well-intentioned efforts result in downright disasters. While some pieces have been mutilated, others have been lost altogether. And if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that you should never send art to Spain for restoration. From amateur
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