Martha Custis Washington, was the first lady from April 30, 1789, to March 4, 1797. And ever since then, there have been over 50 first ladies of various ages. Naturally, they all looked vastly different, but we think we found who were the top eight best looking US first ladies ever!
Facial hair is a polarizing subject. Some find it to be attractive and cool while others find it repulsive and irritating. It all depends on your personal preference but one thing is for sure. Beards are life-changing.
Somewhere in North Carolina, baking queen Hannah is turning the most common food item imaginable into marvelous art installations.
Ancient civilizations had some dishes that are still commonly eaten today and might actually be worth trying if you haven’t already.
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.
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.
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.
Have you ever watched a kids pageant show? It’s as weird as it sounds.
There are still countries in the world where women are forbidden to vote or drive. But despite this, over the past century, women won some incredibly essential battles in the race for equality with men. Wearing pants and voting rights were just the beginning!
This 20-year-old medical student from Mexico, named Michele Baldini, turns fried eggs into stunning works of art using only egg whites and egg yolks.
We all had history lessons in school, and while most of us got by memorizing dates and events and passing tests, very few of us have a full grasp on historical events and what happened when. You’d be surprised how many things we get wrong.
It is believed that the eyes can determine the person’s general condition and the resonance of their vital energy. If you want to test this theory on yourself, first of all, you’ll need to know what your sclera looks like…
Here’s the best places in the world where you can enjoy a vivid nightlife…
After the coronavirus pandemic had simmered down in China, the people gradually started to return to normal life. At the same time, the schools still aren’t 100% safe just yet, and some new and, quite frankly, strange preventive measures are being used to keep the kids healthy.
We live in strange times to begin with but they’re getting stranger with each passing day. And you know stuff is getting uber weird when The US Department of Defense a.k.a. The Pentagon releases classified footage of unidentified flying objects filmed by navy fighter pilots…
There’s a lot that can be said about the covid-19 pandemic, but not that it isn’t making us reevaluate much of our daily lives. While it’s hard to try and account for all the ways in which our lives could change once this all blows over, here’s a few aspects of our lives that might never be the same again – for better or for worse
We’re all going through it at the same time. There won’t be a person in the world who doesn’t know about it or haven’t lived through this. Even now some virus outbreak movies hit differently. And lots of art is already being created, take a look at these coronavirus graffiti all over the world.
Are you a fashionista at heart?
While the entire world is busy self-isolating and posting millions of memes on the Internet, the issue of forest fires snuck up on us again. This time things could have turned very ugly, as the flames almost reached the infamous Chornobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine.
Thanks to the coronavirus leaving everyone with ample time on their hands, you can finally get started on that literature backlog you’ve been building up over the years.
