Watch Pedro Pascal Hilariously Break Character on SNL

Last week’s Saturday Night Live episode hosted by Pedro Pascal was an undeniable hit with fans online. One of the best being when the Chilean-American actor completely broke character in the middle of a sketch. And whenever they do, the audience always gets a kick out of it. Pascal was no exception when he couldn’t contain his amusement during a sketch titled Lisa from Temecula. And, as the saying goes, laughter is contagious....

February 8, 2023 · 1 min · 183 words · Robert Wilson

2,000-Year-Old Castle Destroyed by Powerful Earthquake on the Border of Turkey and Syria

Gaziantep Castle prior to the Kahramanmaras earthquake. The tremors, which latest for hours afterward, could be felt as far away as Greece and Lebanon. Over5,000 people perishedduring the natural disaster, and a staggering 5,775 buildings collapsed. Gaziantep Castle prior to the Kahramanmaras earthquake. (Photo: Muhur/Depositphotos) One of the hardest-hit cities was Gaziantep. Located 50 miles from the epicenter of the Kahramanmaras earthquake, this Turkish city was left devastated. Among the buildings that collapsed was the 2,000-year-old Gaziantep Castle....

February 7, 2023 · 1 min · 165 words · Renee Murray

Beyoncé Now Has the Most Grammys Ever After Winning Her 32nd Award

She became the first Black woman to win in the category since its inception in 2005. Beyoncehad missed her first televised award (she was stuck in traffic!) but took to the stage to receive the honor for the best dance album. Im trying not to be too emotional, and Im trying to just receive this night. I want to thank God for protecting me. Thank you, God, she said to a standing ovation....

February 7, 2023 · 2 min · 215 words · Anita Oconnor

Giant Lifelike Animal Sculptures Made Entirely From Upcycled Cardboard

The London-based artist crafts realistic animal sculptures by upcycling cardboard into different silhouettes. Gluckstein began using cardboard during the COVID-19 pandemic. From maned lions to orangutans, Gluckstein covers a breadth of animal diversity. The inspiration for his subjects comes from his travels through Asia, Africa, and South America. Then, when the basic form is complete, he will add the last details with paint. London-based artist Josh Gluckstein creates realistic portraits of animals entirely from cardboard....

February 7, 2023 · 1 min · 106 words · Keith Cooper

Rare Rainbow Clouds Appear in Iceland Thanks To Freezing Temperatures

Professionally,Jonina Gurun Oskarsdottirworks as the head nurse at a small healthcare center. In her spare time, she loves to photograph and share her surroundings. Luckily for us, since she lives on the eastern coast of Iceland, her surroundings are incredible. As you might imagine, she has plenty of opportunities to photograph the aurora borealis. Thesepolar stratospheric clouds(PSC) paint the sky with different colored stripes. PSCs are a jot down of wave cloud that are most often found downwind of mountain ranges....

February 7, 2023 · 1 min · 153 words · Alec Diaz

Student Uses AI and a 3D Printer To Do Their Homework Assignment for Them

Photo: Screenshot fromTikTok Artificial intelligence has been everywhere lately. The student began by opening up ChatGPT and entering the task in the program. They then instructed the AI to write the assignment. Photo: Screenshot fromTikTok Once it was done, they went to another site called 3DWriter and copied the text there. Enjoy the time saved,3d_printer_stuff said. Some school districts have already recognized the possibilities for cheating and have banned ChatGPT as a result....

February 7, 2023 · 1 min · 84 words · Michael Reynolds

“De-Extinction” Biotech Company Is Working To Bring the Dodo Back To Life

By 1690, the dodo was extinct. I particularly look forward to furthering genetic rescue tools focused on birds and avian conservation. The company has said they want to reintroduce it back to the wild in its native Mauritius. Photo: auntspray/Depositphotos The company is also working on bringing back the mammoth and the thylacine. There is no doubt this is an iconic bird. We should be saving the species that we have before they go extinct....

February 7, 2023 · 1 min · 77 words · Philip Burke

19th-Century “Cobweb Valentines” Are Surprising and Romantic Works of Art

Anonymous (American or British, 19th century). Cobweb valentine, 183040. Watercolor, cut tissue on board, Diameter: 6 1/2 in. Anonymous (American or British, 19th century). Cobweb valentine, 1830–40. Watercolor, cut tissue on board, Diameter: 6 1/2 in. (16.5 cm). (Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gift of Mrs. Richard Riddell, 1981.) (16.5 cm). And as such, increasingly intricate cards were developed to help lovers send a special message. Both handmade and purchased, intricate patterns were carefully cut into a thin piece of paper....

February 6, 2023 · 2 min · 296 words · Andrew Lewis

6-Year-Old Is Told Her Painting Is “Wrong” by Teacher, So the Internet Steps in to Uplift Her

My 6 year old daughter painted this amazing scene at an after school art club. Her art teacher told her she had done it wrong?! you’ve got the option to’t do art wrong! The comment saddened Edie, as she loves creating art. Her art teacher told her she had done it wrong?! you might’t do art wrong! Edie’s drawing features a warm-colored sunset, and a tree-lined road. Upon seeing the charm of the piece, Twitter users and public figures expressed how much they loved it....

February 6, 2023 · 2 min · 234 words · Brandon Espinoza

Actress Viola Davis Achieves Coveted EGOT Status After Grammy Win

Her trauma, everything. And it has been such a journey. To everyone who has been a part of my story, and the best chapter yet. Photo: PopularImages/Depositphotos ! ! !!! Photo: bossmoss/Depositphotos Viola Davis just became EGOT #18 ! Omg, Hudsontweetedin celebration. U are absolutely everything ! Congratulations to a living LEGEND. Davis has described this moment as full-circle, as her past self would be very proud of her achievement.

February 6, 2023 · 1 min · 70 words · Jason Berg

Enchanting Paintings Decorated With Resplendent Gold Details

There is something intrinsically magical about a painting filled with gold details. While each of Rew’s paintings features at least one female figure, their identity is not the focus. From full-skirted ballgowns to sleeveless frocks, each of these garments is decorated with intricate details. These patternswhich are usually rendered in goldconnect the clothing with the metallic background. I enjoy bringing classical techniques into the present day. It ground me as an artist to look back in time and learn....

February 6, 2023 · 1 min · 117 words · Jasmine Herring

Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Jackpot After Someone Cut Ahead of Him in Line

Well, one man in Florida shows that sometimes, taking the high road pays off. Each ticket costs $50. It was the end of a long day, and I was tired. Instead of saying something, I decided I’d just buy a ticket at the counter instead. I can’t believe I won a million dollars! Espinoza opted to receive his winnings in one lump-sum, which comes out to $820,000. He plans on putting the funds towards a new house for his wife and family....

February 6, 2023 · 1 min · 104 words · Michael Vazquez DDS

25 Best Love Quotes From Literature, Poetry, and Pop Culture

Sending a valentine to a lover is a centuries-old tradition. In the 19th century, lovelorn Victorians sent intricate, expandablepaper creations. Today, options for love messages and sweet notes abound. Photo:Stock Photosfrom OKSANA_SLEPKO/Shutterstock On Etsy you will find adorablepunsandsweet catsdancing across cards made by independent artists. But what should you write in these cute cards? An eloquent love quote is a great place to start. Photo:Stock Photosfrom ADRIATICPHOTO/Shutterstock These quotesfrom authors, poets, and songwritersare some of the best expressions of love ever written....

February 5, 2023 · 2 min · 412 words · Gerald Irwin