Praise be, Oh Master!

It’s like we don’t exist’: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith on Native American artists

Earlier this month, the National Gallery of Art in Washington announced it had made history – it bought a painting by a Native American artist for the very first time.

The gallery purchased I See Red: Target, a 1992 piece by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, a response to the colonization of America by Christopher Columbus.

Paul Robeson – 1925

Paul Robeson made his film debut in Body and Soul (1925), which was directed by Oscar Micheaux

Steel Pulse and The Slits, 1970s

The Mafia Girls – USA, 1969

Paranoia / Orgasmo – Italy / France, 1969

The Dance of Death – Germany, 1919

Fritz Lang

Paradise lost: Eviction looms for hermit living alone on Italian island

For more than 30 years, Mauro Morandi has been the sole inhabitant of a beautiful island in the Mediterranean Sea.He hoped to make it his life-long home, but that is now under threat.

Designer Builds ‘Ectocycle-1A’ Inspired by Ghostbusters’ Iconic Car

There is nothing better than a hardcore fan who is also a handy person since they are always the ones who come up with exceptional homages to the shows and movies that we all love. If you’re a Ghostbusters fan, you’re most definitely in for a treat.

Cosmo the Bull Calf Has Been Genetically Engineered to Produce 75% Male Offspring

Genetic engineering can produce some pretty scary results. Just recently, scientists at the University of California, Davis, developed a bull calf, named Cosmo, who is capable of producing 75% male (or at least male-looking) offspring.