Ever wondered what Matt Damon or some other actor would look like as a woman? Wonder no more, we have the exclusive photos… Well, they might have created with “a bit” of Photoshop, but who cares? Comments are welcome and encouraged, so write em, dammit. Do you have your Photoshop work? Send them to us on our Facebook page!
Jay Ohrberg, a unique member of the Hollywood community, is unsurpassed in the fields of automotive design and craftsmanship. He has created some of the most famous and spectacular vehicles on the large and small screens alike. Additionally, he has earned the title “The King of Show Cars” for his abilities as an experimental builder and imaginative designer of specialty show cars. Jay is also a preeminent collector of the cars that inspired him in his own career.
You can convert two old lighters into a seriously cute miniature motorcycle model using only the parts contained in those lighters. These mini motorbikes are reminiscent of the old Kinder Surprise toys that I grew up with. The lighter wheels form the wheels, the metal guard make the bodywork, add a few other bits and pieces and we have Lighter Cycle! Check out and this Model of Futuristic City Made of Stacked Staples!
In Radisson SAS Hotel in Berlin you will find a gigantic cylindrical aquarium elevator that first opened in 2003. It’s so large that it’s actually the largest of that sort in the world, and it’s called AquaDom. It is filled with 900,000 liters of water, stands 25 meters tall and is 11 meters in diameter. Inside there are 56 different fish species, a total of 2600 fish which you’ll never get bored watching because of their different sizes, shapes, colors […]
The latest generation of Taiwan love hotels are over-the-top pleasure dens, kitted out with full karaoke sound systems, massive jacuzzis and high-tech privacy protection. The Eden Motel in Kaohsiung may have the wildest theme rooms. There’s a “jail room” complete with concertina wire and fuzzy handcuffs. A “Japanese comic” room, with murals of erotic manga. And yes, even a “Batman” room.
These photos are from Lu Guang’s documentary project “Pollution in China”. His work often focus on people that live poorly, and at the bottom of the society. He is now a freelance photographer but was earlier a factory worker. For this project he has travelled around China photographing the consequences of pollution.
