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The Strange Beauty of Soviet Bus Stops

(via Amusing Planet) Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig traveled through the length and breadth of the former Soviet Union to document

(via Smithsonian) Today Madame Marie Tussaud is chiefly remembered for launching a famous wax museum in Britain that is still

(via Great Big Story) Who put the hole in the donut? The curious story involves a boastful sea captain,

(via Grunge) It might seem strange that so many people get excited when a team of humans toss a ball

(via Listverse) It’s the most wonderful time of the year—when Christmas-themed episodes and specials dominate television. Everyone has his favorite

(via All That Is Interesting) Through some cunning lies, Calvin Graham is the youngest confirmed soldier to serve in WWII.

(via Mental Floss) On Saturday night, one of three finalists will be named this year’s Heisman Trophy winner. But before

(via Grunge) The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most recognizable places in the U.S., and when it comes to

(via The Atlantic) When the botanist Richard Deakin examined Rome’s Colosseum in the 1850s, he found 420 species of plant

(via Mental Floss) December 7, 1941 was “a date which will live in infamy.” President Franklin Delano Roosevelt proclaimed it

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(via Great Big Story) When Tatsuo Horiuchi retired, he decided to try his hand at art. But instead of spending