Johanna Paulsson, une designer suédoise, a pensé « Små Ting » : un petit meuble de rangement en bois pour les petites choses et qui a une forme enroulée. On peut choisir de l’accrocher de manière à faire apparaitre le miroir qu’il y a de fixé sur l’une des faces et d’y ranger des clefs, des magazines, son courrier ou nos gants.
Hang Son Doong est une grotte vietnamienne actuellement connue comme la plus grande grotte du monde. Le photographe basé à Beijing, Ryan Deboodt, a capturé quelques vidéos aériennes à couper le souffle du lieu en utilisant une GoPro Hero 4 attachée à un drone DJI Phantom 2. La grotte de calcaire dispose d’une partie immense de stalagmites et une grande rivière souterraine.
Starbucks are running the above ads in the New York Times and USA Today, and are encouraging their baristas to discuss race with customers by writing “race together” on the starbucks cups. It began with a candid discussion about race at an all-hands meeting at the Starbucks Support Center,explains the release, where Howard Schultz voiced his concerns with employees/partners in the company’s Seattle headquarters and started a discussion about race in America.
Chaque année a lieu le concours photographique du magazine Smithsonian. Parmi 26 000 participants, 10 finalistes sont choisis dans chacune des six catégories suivantes : Natural World, Travel, People, Americana, Altered Images et Mobile. Voici une sélection des meilleures clichés des derniers finalistes encore en liste pour cette 12ème édition.
Photo: Pham Ty
Photo: Nicolas Reusens
Photo: Anthony Smith
Photo: Hoang Long Ly
Photo: Ray Collins
Photo: Eng Siong Yeo
Photo: Ramesh Chandar
Photo: Bhaskar Sur
Photo: Kevin Morgans
Photo: Nhiem Hoang
Photo: Michel Labrecque
Photo: Kristhian Castro
Photo: David Huamani Bedoya
Photo: Libby Zhang
Photo: Frank Miles Richert
Photo: Lorenzo Mittiga
Photo: Az Jackson
Photo: Ellie Davies
Photo: Olivier Douliery
Photo: Anne Marcom
Lee Wen est un artiste singapourien qui réalise des performances sur les thèmes de l’identité sociale. Son oeuvre « Ping Pong Go-Round » est une installation totalement décalée et humoristique d’une table de ping-pong ronde permettant de jouer à plusieurs dizaines de personnes. Elle a été récemment exposée à l’Art Basel de Hong Kong.
If you ever wanted to hear a grandmother act as a backseat driver while waxing nostalgic about how her late husband used to make her wear leather because he was a domineering man, now’s your chance.
Screaming grandma makin’ up stories about twisters she never saw when she was a kid? I guess BMW is going after that all important demographic of grown-ups who can’t wait to shove their senile old biddies into an old folks home and forget about them.
Backseat driving grandma is here to make up stories and snark on her stupid son. I like this gal. She’d be fun at parties.
Israel is facing an intense election week, with a lot riding in the balance. The Parents Circle Families Forum wants to remind all who live in Israel what’s really at stake.
It’s on us to stop sexual assault, says President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Jon Hamm, Joel McHale, Kerry Washington, Rose Byrne, Questlove, Common, Randy Jackson, Mayam Bialik and more.
Fun idea from VW Poland. Warsaw has some nasty parking problems. VW decided to take advantage of that by saving a parking spot for you with their car. When you approached, they’d move and then after you parked your car, you got the chance to take a VW for a spin.
Heartwarming story of an Polish Olympian wrestler who meets up with a benefactor — another wrestler from a wealthier country who at the height of Communism, sent this guy his first pair of wrestling boots.
This spot features a Polish choir singer and survivor of the communist regime. She used to receive parcels from a French woman who as also a choir singer. 40 years later, the women meet up for the first time to reminisce and share a cup of Prima coffee.
Poland under Communist rule was difficult. The people relied on the kindness of strangers in western countries who would send parcels containing food, sweets, and letters.
Adidas said that it will not bid for a new contract with the N.B.A. when its deal expires in 2017, letting slip a high-profile partnership.
Carmen Aristegui, who has a long record of exposing the foibles of Mexico’s elite, was fired Sunday from MVS Radio.
When the Italian designers Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce criticized nontraditional families in a magazine interview, it caught the attention of the singer Elton John.
“The Jinx,” a six-part HBO documentary series about Robert A. Durst, raises questions about whether the filmmakers had a responsibility to share their discoveries with the police.
Nine broadcasters have asked the Federal Communications Commission to waive a requirement that stations say on the air when a sponsor has paid for a song.
We’ve seen this play before, but brands keep mounting new productions.
Dolce & Gabbana became the target of a celebrity-fueld boycott attempt after Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana talked family with an Italian magazine, as The Hollywood Reporter recounted Monday:
Dolce said he thought children born via IVF were “synthetic” from “wombs for rent” and that “the only family is the traditional one. Life has a natural flow, there are things that should not be changed. One is the family.”
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