A pastor has boldly claimed that airport security scanners might "turn you gay," elevating TSA screenings from mildly awkward to metaphysically confusing. It’s the kind of theological hot take that leaves both science and logic weeping quietly in the overhead bin. Travel light—especially on facts.
Live out your post-impressionist dreams by spending the night inside La Chambre de Van Gogh. This Airbnb lets you literally walk into a brushstroke—yellow house pajamas optional, artistic angst not included.
Toronto’s Red Rebels fuse performance art and eco-activism, staging crimson-clad spectacles for climate justice. Move over Shakespeare, these environmentalists are rewriting street theatre in the heart of Canada’s busiest city.
Chocolate artist Amaury Guichon just built a fully functional bowling alley—pins, ball, and even the wood grain—out of pure cocoa wizardry. Suddenly, the phrase “strikingly sweet” isn’t just a pun, it’s an edible reality showstopper.
Medieval penis counting has finally hit a fever pitch as historians wrangle over the Bayeux tapestry's risqué stitchwork. The scholarly tally dispute is embroidering new chapters in the annals of weird history debates.
Sophie Lloyd donned a fake mustache to infiltrate Britain’s all-male Magic Circle, only to confess the ruse the very night women were finally allowed in. Sometimes reality’s greatest trick is outsmarting itself—magic, mischief, and a spectacular self-own all appear in this viral tale.
Blink-182’s bassist swears his pop-punk wisdom guided US forces to Saddam. Somewhere, a Pentagon playlist just got a lot weirder—and history teachers everywhere are nervously shredding their lesson plans.
Science meets Olympic-level awkwardness as the world’s first official sperm race crowns a champion. Genetics, fertility clinics, and way too much competitive energy collide in humanity’s weirdest new sport, now streaming for curious onlookers worldwide.
One moment you're channeling your inner gymnast, the next you're seeing nothing but darkness. A British woman’s cartwheel marathon turns into an unexpected, vision-blurring Olympic event.
Peter Hudson was discovered mid-romance with his sex doll on the front porch, confessing to both neighbors and the court—all in one moment. British justice meets inflatable companionship in a scene so surreal, even Love Island’s casting directors would think twice.
In an unprecedented bureaucratic plot twist, Social Security vanished thousands of retirees after a DOGE-named agency wielded too much delete power. Turns out, being 'digitally dead' doesn’t help you collect benefits—or set up a game night.
Scientists unveil antenna 10,000 times smaller—proving once again that the future is tiny, precise, and probably stuck in your carpet.
Pastor claims security scanners could "turn you gay"—because apparently, modern technology now comes with its own set of bizarre side effects.
The Pentagon just got a glam squad. Move over, military briefings—there’s a new battle for flawless foundation under the fluorescent lights. Apparently, national security now includes HD-ready complexions.
Researchers resurrected creativity by using cells from a deceased avant-garde composer's brain to compose new music, blending science with art in a bizarre harmony.
After saving a decade for a Ferrari 458 Spider, a Japanese music producer’s dream car went up in flames within 60 minutes. Talk about instant heartbreak and fiery headlines.