Photographer Urges Parents To Drop Gender Stereotype Norms And Let Kids Dress Up However They Want

‘Boys can be princesses, too.’ That’s the main idea of photographer Kitty Wolf’s new campaign of the same name. The Chicago-based photographer believes that anyone, regardless of gender, can “enjoy the magic, beauty, and empowerment of a fairy tale princess.” “I have seen boys being told that princesses are ‘just for girls’ or that liking princesses and especially dressing as one somehow makes them weak, inferior or not boys. They’re told it’s not manly, or macho, or normal....

February 11, 2026 · 28 min · 5818 words · Theresa Marc

Scientists In New Zealand Have Discovered More Than 100 New Species, Including From Unseen Genus

It is estimated that only around 5% of our oceans have been explored so far and less than 10% mapped using modern technologies. Leaving 95% unexplored gives incredibly vast areas for scientists to work on. According to Ocean Census, about 2,200 species are being discovered each year. Therefore, this recent news is truly exciting: a few weeks ago, scientists found over 100 new marine species in the Bounty Trough, New Zealand, marking a significant turning point in the clearer picture of the planet’s unique biodiversity....

February 11, 2026 · 6 min · 1194 words · Lucille Whiteside

The Cutest Pun Cards By Impaper

Who doesn’t love Puns? Check out these adorable cards made by a company called ImPaper. Whatever the occasion may be, these cards make great entertainment. Soy check them out! (You’ll understand the reference once you see them) The added bonus is that ImPaper (Impact Paper) is a social enterprise. As described on their site, they give to a variety of different causes ranging from tree planting, providing meals for the poor, giving vaccinations for deadly diseases, scholarships and more....

February 11, 2026 · 1 min · 166 words · Eloise Mengel

The Mona Lisa Reimagined By 300 Most Innovative Artists

Fascinated by the legacy of the Mona Lisa, I’ve decided to publish ‘Mona Lisa Reimagined’, an anthology of hundreds of works of art that have been inspired by this famous painting. This book features nearly 300 both established and emerging artists from over 50 different countries with various painting styles, making it the largest, most comprehensive collection of Mona Lisa-inspired artwork ever assembled in history. No modern or classical paintings in history have been reproduced as often and in as various art styles as Mona Lisa....

February 11, 2026 · 5 min · 865 words · Danny Otero

This Cat Has A Majestic Fluffy Tail Just Like A Squirrel

For most of us, autumn is the season of pumpkins, hot beverages, warm sweaters, and watching squirrels merrily playing in the leaves. So obviously when we heard that there’s a cat out there with a tail like a squirrel’s, we were overjoyed. Meet Bell, a truly majestic cat with a tail so fluffy you probably wish you could touch to see how soft it is. Bell’s owner keeps other pets as well, so she is always surrounded by furry friends, whether they’re feline or canine....

February 11, 2026 · 2 min · 416 words · Gary Wordsworth

This Guy I Know Once Told Me An Interesting Story And I Turned It Into Conceptual Photo Series (16 Pics)

My name is Česlovas Česnakevičius, I am an artist and a photographer based in Vilnius, Lithuania. This guy I know once told me an interesting story. He was going through dark times at one period of his life. He felt alienated by people he knew and ignored by people he didn’t know. As it lasted for quite some time, he got to the state where he started feeling like he became invisible....

February 11, 2026 · 24 min · 5076 words · Donna Billington

This Man Spent 6 Years Crocheting A Super Mario Bros Map Blanket

Super Mario 3 fan Kjetil Nordin spent 800 hours over six years to make a perfect crocheted copy of the game’s first map. The 31-year-old Norwegian used 100 balls of yarn, and the impressive crochet blanket measures 2.2 by 1.8 meters (7’2”x5’10”). Kjetil even redid a massive section when he realized he had used an imperfect color for a certain portion of the Super Mario world map. The yarn “was almost purple and very ugly, so I had to undo all of the crochet patterns....

February 11, 2026 · 2 min · 424 words · Christopher Bennett

Turns Out, Cats Love Boxes So Much Because They Reduce Stress

Everyone knows that cats love to stuff themselves into compartments of any size. Whether it’s a laundry basket, a drawer or their all-time favorite cardboard box, these fluffy felines just can’t resist them. While it’s a little frustrating when you get your cat a brand new bed and they end up napping in the box it came in, there’s an explanation to this obsession. More info: sciencedirect.com It has been theorized that cats feel so content in boxes because they reduce stress....

February 11, 2026 · 2 min · 424 words · Terra Alegria

Two Sisters With Same Terminal Illness Catch Waves With My Surfing Dog

“ Even though I’m sick and dying, I don’t let it stop me from living my life ” – Bellamy. Last Wednesday, my dog, Ricochet surfed with 17-year-old Savannah and 19-year-old Bellamy Arterburn from Denver, Colorado. They both have the same terminal illness, Friedreich’s ataxia, a debilitating and degenerative neuro-muscular disorder with no treatment or cure. When they heard Ricochet is a SURFice dog® who surfs with people with disabilities, kids with special needs, wounded warriors and veterans with PTSD as an assistive aid and paws-on healer, it became their dream to surf with her....

February 11, 2026 · 4 min · 708 words · Virgil Cook

Unheard Audio Reveals A Chilling Side Of Michael Jackson’s Thoughts On Children

Unheard audio recordings of Michael Jackson resurfaced this week, reopening one of the most disturbing and polarizing chapters of pop culture history. The tapes were reportedly obtained for a new UK docuseries, The Trial , capturing Jackson speaking candidly and alarmingly about his emotional dependence on children , his fixation on being around them, and the intense bonds he claimed were often formed. Newly unheard recordings captured Michael Jackson admitting he would “k*ll himself” if he could never see another child....

February 11, 2026 · 8 min · 1628 words · Christopher Fisher

We Took Double Self

We are two good friends from Romania sharing our passion for beauty, photography and art. We love to have storytelling as in expression, body language, emotion in our images. For us, photography is more than technique and composition because it talks through light about emotions, places, life, culture or people. Photography is our way to express what we see, feel, think, to make public our inner being, our state of mind....

February 11, 2026 · 25 min · 5162 words · Tristan Marshall

We Took Pictures Of A Doggo In The Beach While The Sun Was Setting

Beau and his owners invited us to the beach in South Florida to take his photos right before the sun went down. We started the shoot facing the ocean and the sun was behind us for the first part of the shoot. Towards the end, we turned Beau around to get some shots with the sun too and we’re so glad we did! In the first photo below, Beau was looking up to see which treat was coming next from his owners, just off-camera....

February 11, 2026 · 1 min · 213 words · Chris Hughes

Woman Makes Her Sister-in

Containing the urge to say “I told you so” when you warned someone about a situation or you found out that your facts were the correct ones is very hard. Especially if you don’t like the person or if they were really convinced you were wrong. More info: Reddit Woman warns her SIL about her nephew, but she doesn’t listen, only to regret it later, and the OP celebrates her victory with the sweet “I told you so” The Original Poster (OP) is a 27-year-old woman whose brother recently got married....

February 11, 2026 · 6 min · 1185 words · William Hilliard

Woman Warns Others To Be Careful After Realizing Period

Daily Mirror reporter Talia Shadwell’s Twitter thread just went viral, and for good reason. It highlights how desperate advertisers are in the digital age, willing to go as far as it takes to shove products down our throats. Or vaginas. Recently, Facebook started bombarding Talia with pregnancy and baby-related ads, even though she wasn’t pregnant. Turns out, it was the period tracking app that gave birth to the annoying onslaught. Or Shadwell’s absence from it, to be precise....

February 11, 2026 · 3 min · 459 words · John Catanzarite

Women Disclose 30 Secrets They Wish To Tell Their Partners But Fear It Would Jeopardize Their Relationships

Each person is a whole world inside, and it is usually far from clear what is happening in this world. Even for the closest friends, even for loved ones and spouses. It happens that people live together literally for an eternity, not even suspecting what is going on in the head of the person who is always next to them. Yes, each of us has our own “skeletons in the closet”....

February 11, 2026 · 12 min · 2491 words · Doris Redmond

“chicken Wings, Nobody Should Be Paying $2 Per Wing”: 30 Things People Can No Longer Afford

Grandparents love to brag about how inexpensive a chocolate bar was “back in their day” or how little they paid for their first home. And in a perfect world, it wouldn’t really matter how much prices had increased because our salaries would inflate on the same scale. But as we all know, that’s just not the case today. Costs of living are soaring all over the planet, and it seems like every year, things that were once basic necessities or little treats are turning into luxuries reserved only for the rich....

February 10, 2026 · 7 min · 1474 words · Robert Bashir

“good Luck With That”: Parents Try To Ground 20 Y.o. Business Owner Who Pays Them Rent

Twenty is a wonderful age, just agree. At the age of 20, Alexander the Great conquered a third of the ancient world , Albert Einstein published his first scientific work, Steve Jobs founded Apple, Serena Williams was universally recognized as the best tennis player in the world… and today’s hero in this story got grounded by their parents. Well, how to put this, the parents tried to ground them because of being ‘disrespectful’ and despite the fact that by the age of 20, the company founded by the author, the user u/AggravatingBat314 , brought them $60K/year....

February 10, 2026 · 5 min · 886 words · Eva Parker

“he Cheated On Me”: 30 Women Who Were Mistresses Share What Happened

A “side chick” refers to a woman involved in a romantic or sexual relationship with someone who is already committed to another. Typically, she’s kept a secret and is “second” to the person, which often leads to all sorts of emotional and ethical dilemmas. Reddit user FinalEntertainment60 wanted to know more about their inner turmoil, so they asked everyone who fit the description at some point in their lives to describe how the status affected them....

February 10, 2026 · 24 min · 4932 words · Paula Forbes

“how Deluded Are These Celebrities”: Blake Lively Allegedly Stunned Judge Didn’t Know Who She Was

It’s hard to be reminded of your mortality, but from time to time, celebrities apparently need to hear it. And that’s allegedly what happened to Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni when a judge at an emergency hearing told the actors who are suing each other that “ celebrity is fleeting .” The Lively and Baldoni scandal has been making headlines recently with Baldoni’s counter cases against Lively getting thrown out in June....

February 10, 2026 · 7 min · 1364 words · Robert Jones

“i Watched It All Burn”: 30 People Share What Happened To Kids Who Were Outcasts Growing Up

Human beings are social animals. Most of us crave acceptance, connection, love, and respect. An 85-year Harvard study found that our positive relationships empower us, make us resilient, and actually lead to healthier, happier, and longer lives. But social isolation is horrible for our physical and mental health . When somebody is ostracized from their social circle or society, it takes a toll and can even put them on a warpath in life....

February 10, 2026 · 52 min · 10969 words · Roy Borthwick