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 […]
Author: Lowlife Magazine
Circumnavigating people's utter bullshit.
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 […]
“A Night At The Garden”: Harrowing Documentary Unearths Footage Of 22,000 Americans Attending A Nazi Rally In NYC In 1939
Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Marshall Curry’s A Night at the Garden captures a forgotten moment in time and a notable omission from the majority of history books, that of a Nazi rally which was held in 1939 […]
Miniature “Origami” Robots Are The Future Of Microsurgery
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has developed miniature origami-inspired bots which are capable of wearing different exoskeletons and folding into a variety of shapes so as to adapt to […]
The Whiskey War: For Three Decades, Denmark And Canada Have Been Engaged In The Most Futile And Most Playful Of “Conflicts”
The “whiskey war” isn’t a war that you’ll read about in any history book anytime soon, the reason being that it’s a territorial dispute between Denmark and Canada and is played out in the most […]
Make-Up Artist Mimi Choi Is The Stuff Of Nightmares
Vancouver-based artist Mimi Choi is no stranger to the hellish, unsettling world of make-up art. From melting her face to slicing her head in half using only her make-up kit, Choi’s distressing, albeit masterful, […]
