Argentina’s President Milei has announced a dramatic theater comeback, pledging a spectacle featuring ‘thicc blondes’ as Statues of Liberty for charity. This presidential stagecraft blurs the line between government and cabaret, proving Argentine politics remains the world’s quirkiest improv show.
Pakistani Government shares game footage as real military action—proving the line between Call of Duty and reality is a slippery, digital slope.
Pope Leo XIV watched political thriller 'Conclave' starring Ralph Fiennes before heading into his own Vatican election, according to his brother—proving even popes cram with Netflix-worthy drama.
Survey finds big cities sinking into ground as Houston buckles fastest, with satellite data revealing urban landscapes literally crumbling under pressure—city planners and armchair geologists, take note.
Meet the Bonnacon, Medieval Europe’s legendary diarrhea-spraying beast, who weaponized explosive dung for a swift getaway. Folklore fans and oddity-seekers, prepare for a wild ride through history’s most bizarre monster manual entry.
Turkish town high after police weed burn: Lice’s residents discover what happens when 20 tons of confiscated cannabis goes up in smoke—literally filling the air, and heads, with unexpected euphoria.
Russian singer Katya Lel claims aliens abducted her and stole her teeth—then assures UFO-invasion skeptics there’s no need to worry, just politely refuse consent for abduction.
Lab-Grown T-Rex Leather Handbag Created Using Fossil Protein rocks the luxury scene as dinosaur DNA enters high fashion, leaving paleontologists and purse-lovers equally stunned.
An escort, mingling with the elite, shares a disturbingly surreal tale of wealthy escapades, including a rich client who played toilet and met an untimely end. The lifestyles of the rich and infamous just hit a new low.
Air India crew turns empty business class into nap zone—sky-high service meets sky-high snoozing.
Louvre Museum Nintendo 3DS audio guides retire after 12 years, ending the era of art tours featuring Mario Kart pit stops between da Vinci and Monet masterpieces. Visitors must now settle for less playful tech.
Chimpanzees have been filmed sharing alcohol-laden fruit, raising questions about ape social drinking and bonding rituals resembling human beer sessions.
Morrisons, already the country's lowest-rated supermarket, is unleashing literal robots to patrol its aisles. Even dystopian sci-fi fans are raising eyebrows—and wondering if these bots hand out Clubcard points or existential dread.
