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Documentary photography plays an integral role in shaping the world's ideals and fighting oppression. A good story can open our eyes to things we didn't see, even though they were already in plain sight. As powerful as i...

Monsters, Inc. is one of Pixar’s classic films and the folks at the company made a four-minute version of the animated movie in the tradition of a silent film. The short film is presented in Scare-O-Scope and it featur...

Her giggles are adorable!

Who says only humans are allowed to run in the iconic New York City Marathon? Well, that old rule has now gone out the window because a duck named Wrinkle ran the marathon on November 7, 2021.   View this post on Instag...

Matty Benedetto is the funny fella behind Unnecessary Inventions and this time he’s graced us with an invention that actually works and that a lot of parents out there will probably love. It’s called the Lego Suck It...

Before he played Colin Robinson on the TV version of What We Do in the Shadows, actor Mark Proksch enjoyed pranking news shows on TV stations in the Midwest by pretending he was a yo-yo expert named Kenny Strasser. Proks...

Every property has its own unique quirks but sometimes you can really get surprised when you buy a house. And that’s exactly what happened to a couple named Emily Bott and Dylan Loewke when they purchased a farmhouse i...

Kim Kardashian recently prompted a lot of responses on Twitter for giving out some advice to her nearly 72 million followers on the social media platform. In an interview with Variety, Kardashian had these words of wisdo...

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Memphis International Airport has issued an apology after abruptly removing and then reinstating photographer Tommy Kha's self-portrait as an Elvis impersonator.

Night vision camera technology has come a long way in the digital age. As sensors continue to improve, so does low-light image quality. However, as good as infrared night vision cameras are, they are monochromatic. Resea...

"When I want to achieve something, creatively speaking, I tend not to give up," says 18-year-old photographer and inventor David O'Regan on how he started making cameras of his own. It was anything but simple, and there ...