Actually, no, intricate is the word.
Boston artist, Joe Bagley cuts single pieces of black paper to create mind-bogglingly detailed architectural and natural scenes.
You can buy them on his Etsy shop for between $30 and $3000 apiece.
Actually, no, intricate is the word.
Boston artist, Joe Bagley cuts single pieces of black paper to create mind-bogglingly detailed architectural and natural scenes.
You can buy them on his Etsy shop for between $30 and $3000 apiece.
The 2011 Star Wars Weekend Hyperspace Hoopla at Disney’s Hollywood Studio.
Law suits – we expect – are imminent.
Death Guy, aka About To Die Guy, is a fictional Twitter feed created by Pleated Jeans.
Follow him while you still can.
In the run up to yesterday’s last-ever Oprah Show, emails have been flooding in from fans. Inevitably, given the similar spelling, some have ended up being sent to the browser company Opera, whose accommodating staff have been collating the best as a kind of oblique farewell tribute.
Laura Helmuth at the Smithsonian debunks ten commonly touted ‘facts’ about the human brain. For example:
We use only 10 percent of our brains.
So what’s the other 90% for? Packaging?
It’s all downhill after 40 (or 50 or 60 or 70).
Who said that? Is this my semolina?
We have five senses.
Pfft. And the rest.
Brains are like computers.
No. We think different™.
We know what will make us happy.
We haven’t a frickin’ clue.
Men are from Mars, women are from Venus.
‘Theory’ from Uranus. But you knew that.
READ ON: Top Ten Myths About the Brain (Smithsonian Mag)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zgb8N-5py0