We’re always curious what high profile celebrities are doing and how they fill their days and how they manage to keep their relationships going with such busy and crazy schedules. What’s even more interesting is to see how they’re dealing with the quarantine.
While the coronavirus keeps raging in the world, it’s a perfect time to self-isolate with a bunch of video games, movies, and TV shows. Granted, there aren’t many movies coming out during the quarantine, and we’ve already covered the video games, so all that’s left is to do the new TV shows!
Let’s take a look at some celebrities that made the jump to royalty – be it permanently or temporary.
Let us tell you about the stunning works of Esther Garcia from Chicago. She adores nature and tries to incorporate plants-like designs into her tattoos, such as gorgeous flowers and fields of grass emerging from the dead of night.
Do you like bats?
What Ronald Ong, the artist from Malaysia, does seems simple enough: he photoshops animals into weird, surrealistic works of art.
None of the people in this list have won Oscars – or at least not that they’ve earned. While they may have had some commercial successes in their career, none of them will go down in history as a great actor, either.
When people say that cooking is an artform they rarely mean making toast. But artist and designer Manami Sasaki proves that you can turn toast into art if that’s what you wish to do.
Here’s the list, pick your favourites, pop some popcorn and get watching.
Well if you want to have some fun with your makeup looks, show off your skills and try a funny trend – check out the #TinyFaceMakeupChallenge on Instagram. It’s a fun and creative way to test your skills and surprise people on the street and make them do a double-take.
Believe it or not but art is a powerful thing. Today we’ll tell you the story of how art saved a village in Taiwan.
It’s times like these that make us re-evaluate our views on what’s important. How many of you have been thinking that they really didn’t go on enough walks, picnics in the park and camping trips in the forest or in the mountains? Are you wishing you went to the beach more and enjoyed swimming in the sea or the ocean more often? Year, we’re right there with you.
Barry is a Gloster canary. It kind of looks like they have a perfect tiny mop-top haircut made of feathers that’s very similar to those the Beatles sported back in the day. Barry has been getting quite a bit of attention lately thanks to his rainbow photoshoot and his Instagram followers are close to reaching a 5K mark.
When we talk about A-list celebrities we always imagine them living this extraordinary life that comes with immense wealth and fame. In fact, here are a few celebs that you probably assumed were too rich to go on public transport, but they still do it from time to time.
While we’re all spending some time away from our friends in our respective quarantines, this is the perfect time to think about friendship and what we gain from it as people. Is it worth investing all that precious time and energy into people that might not give it back? Maybe you’ll find the answer here…
Traveling will probably be somewhat weirder this year due to the Covid-19 lockdowns all over the globe. We’re barely allowed to go outside, so who would seriously contemplate going to a touristic hotspot in a few months? If you’re looking for a more solitary traveling experience, there’s always a remote airbnb. And there’s nothing more remote than a tree house.
The lockdown is still going strong in many countries, including the US. We thought we’ve already figured out what this coronavirus does to a human body, but it appears that there was still much we still had to figure out.
Do you also find it fascinating to see what celebs are doing on quarantine and what do they look like when they don’t have a whole makeup and hair team available to them at all times?
Have you ever watched a kids pageant show? It’s as weird as it sounds.
Downloadable content, or DLC for short, is something of a double-bladed sword. Before DLCs were a thing, the games were a one and done deal. However, with the expansion of the Internet, the developers realized that new games take more time to make, and the price is still the same. So what did they do? They started cutting their games into pieces, creating downloadable chunks, sold separately.
