In 2017, amidst Seattle’s annual Fremont Solstice Parade, bystanders were greeted by what can only be described as a giant Donald Trump float passing by; suited and booted but with his trousers dropped to the […]
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Sleep Artist: Parasomniac Lee Hadwin Draws And Paints While Asleep
Lee Hadwin is an Australian-Welsh artist who suffers from parasomnia, a sleep disorder which involves abnormal movements and behaviours while one is asleep. In Hadwin’s case, he rises in the middle of the night and […]
Graphene Tattoo Allows People To Monitor Their Health
The University of Texas has developed a graphene-based tattoo that functions as a wearable electronic device and allows people to monitor their health. Given that graphene is one of the strongest and thinnest materials on […]
THE MOMENT YOU REALISE YOU’RE NEVER GOING TO BE AS GOOD ON THE DRUMS AS 5-YEAR-OLD EDUARDA HENKLEIN (“TOXICITY” COVER)
In the following video, Eduarda Henklein, a 5-year-old (as of the date of this video) drumming prodigy from Santa Catarina, Brazil, unleashes her best rendition of System of a Down’s “Toxicity” on the drums. […]
John Lennon Attempts To Demonstrate How Easy It Is To Mimic Bob Dylan’s Style… By Reading The Newspaper
At the height of their respective careers, music powerhouses and peers Bob Dylan and John Lennon were known to mock each other’s style, albeit in playful, humorous fashion: Dylan has songs and lyrics which are […]
Swedish Firm Cellink Can 3D Print Human Body Parts
At the tender age of 1 year old, Swedish company Cellink is already a world leader in 3D bioprinting, being able to 3D print life-sized human body parts such as noses and ears in a […]
Artist Hannah Yata’s Ethereal, Dream-Like Paintings Are Not To Be Viewed If On Psychedelic Drugs
Hannah Yata is a half-Japanese artist who is based in Brooklyn, New York. Having grown up in the countryside, Yata has derived her surrealist, mind-altering style mainly from her passion for the natural world, and […]
