Infographic Details the Numbers Behind the Titanic
In the early morning hours of April 15, 1912, the passenger ship that was thought to be indestructible collided with an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic Ocean. Roughly 1,500 people went down with the Titanic. This infographic provides a thorough breakdown of the ship and the disaster. Photo Credit: History.com
Take a Look at 12 of the World’s Most Amazing Train Journeys
Traveling by train gives you a whole new perspective on a country or a region. You get to sit back, gaze out the window at the passing landscape, and simply enjoy the scenery. This infographic details 12 of the most scenic and/or historic train journeys in the world. Photo Credit: Pettitts
This Infographic Breaks Down World War I by the Numbers
World War I marked the birth of the modern age in many ways, some of them absolutely horrific; advances in tanks, planes, and weapons left millions dead across battlefields where stalemates became the norm. Take a look at this detailed infographic and discover how truly global “The Great War” really was. Photo Credit: History.com
Dad Turns Son’s Drawings Into Freaky Reality
For lots of parents, one of their most precious possessions is a drawing from their child. But UK father Tom Curtis found a novel way to appreciate his son Dom’s artwork, with a project called Things I Have Drawn. The idea is simple: Dom draws a picture, then Tom recreates it realistically in photoshop. Seeing a childlike drawing suddenly...
15 Hotel Fails That’ll Make You Never Want To Travel
All of us probably have a story about our “worst hotel stay” ever. For me, it was on an overnight with my high school debate debate team. In my room, the water was rusty, the sheets were damp somehow, and in the morning, instead of a continental breakfast, they gave us complimentary strep throat. But even that nightmare pales in...
Creative People Share Their Rejection Stories on Twitter to Give Us All Hope
If you aspire to work in a creative field, get ready for a lot of rejection. It’s just part of the gig. Being a writer, artist, painter, singer, musician, etc. can get discouraging a lot of times – but don’t lose hope! When poet and author Saeed Jones shared some of his own rejection experiences, it inspired other creatives to share...
This Genius Will Make You Laugh With His Pun-Tastic Signs
We love it whenever someone gives the world a little unexpected levity–like the Russian guy who turns dirty cars into works of art, or companies that put secret messages in their packaging. And the latest hero is a man who uses a community center sign to delight everyone in his town. His name is Vince Rozmiarek, and for the past five years,...
If You Want to Avoid Lines and Save Money, There’s an Ideal Time to Go Shopping
Going grocery shopping can be a nightmare. The parking lot is full, the aisles are crowded, it’s enough to make a person have a meltdown by the frozen food. Well, it gets worse. According to Ibotta, many items are priced above average on the weekend. Photo Credit: Unsplash,rawpixel Ibotta, a shopping app, determined that you should avoid...
Low Carb Diets Could Shorten Your Lifespan
Fad diets always come and go, but the low carb ones seem to have stuck around longer than others. The Atkins, Keto, and Paleo diets all have different names but have one major thing in common: they dictate that people should avoid carbs and eat a whole lotta meat. Photo Credit: Pixabay A recent study, however, sheds some doubt about how healthy...
A Museum Is Filled with ‘Retired’ Ventriloquist Dummies and It’s as Creepy as It Sounds
Looking for a vacation that will creep you out to the max? Then you might want to pack up the kids, get in the family station wagon, and head to the Vent Haven Museum in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. Why will you be creeped out? Because the museum is filled with ventriloquist dummies whose owners have died. Photo Credit: Twitter, Chan315 Cincinnati...