This new compilation of rare photos of famous people includes celebrities who are alive and stars who have already gone and stopped shining.

Previous parts:

Rare Photographs of Celebrities (125 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 2 (100 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 3 (74 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 4 (92 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 5 (133 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 6 (104 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 7 (117 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 8 (62 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 9 (119 pics)

Rare Photographs of Celebrities. Part 10 (88 pics)

Christina Ricci

Everyone can recognize a coke can at fifty feet. It is an American icon. Coke has roots that dig deep. They first began bottling this giant of colas in 1886 in the backyard of a pharmacist in Atlanta Ga. John Pemberton is the man that brewed this concoction for the first time.

Do you know what happened to American comedian known by his stage name Carrot Top? Go inside this post to find out how his body and face have been changing for the last 16 years.

1994

People get so creative when trying to explain scientific facts in a fun and easy-to-understand way. Even though their explanations are completely false, they will still make your laugh.

Previous parts:

Fake Science. Part 2 (18 pics)

Fake Science (6 pics)

Today we visit a lot of fun and unique pictures that will make you smile or possibly shock you.

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Yes, sometimes moustaches are very important for some characters and famous people, you'll see.

Ruth Jenkinson stopped eating well after her GP blamed her weight. This happened when she was 13 and her weight was 10st. Look what her diet did to her after the jump, and find out how Ruth’s mother has saved her daughter’s life.

This is how Ruth Jankinson looked like before her diet.

This is supposed to be a 70” TV, but obviously it isn’t. It's easy to see, so let's do some maths.

I bet you have fond memories of Big Bird, Oscar the grouch, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster or some other popular Sesame Street character from your childhood. It was today in 1969 that the brainchild of Joan Cooney aired for the first time.

The famous proverb “A friend in need is a friend in deed” is not only about human friendship. We have paraphrased it, because it also refers to these two ducks that happened to swim in the same pond in Beaverton, Oregon (USA).

This is neon tape that can’t be seen in the daytime but glows in the dark. The idea is to place it around your house where accidents are likely to happen. It will help you find your way around your house in the dark. Not only that, but it is rather pretty.

Apparently someone had an obvious question about which shade of gray was the best. I suppose there are many shades of gray, I don’t find them very different. This person must have been on a quest.

These have to be the worst hip hop record covers that have ever been designed. Some are rather risqué while others are just done in poor taste. If the hip hop music on the records is no better than the covers, I doubt they sold very well.

Big Bear – Doin’ Thangs

The authors of this beauty Eliseo Oliveras transforms dull gray houses into works of art.

Take a look. 

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These have to be some of the biggest sandwiches ever made. In addition, they are heart attack material. Although they look very unhealthy, they also look rather tasty. However, it would take all day to eat one.

They use a sickle to give haircuts in this Chinese village. It looks very scary and very dangerous. Undoubtedly, the person getting the haircut must have a tremendous amount of faith in his barber.

These are the Ellora Caves that were built sometime between the 5th and the 10th centuries. They are located close to the ancient Indian village of Ellora. They are a famous archaeological site and are massively huge.

Another bunch of funny pictures perfectly timed.

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These are candid photos of people’s reactions while taking a ride on the famous Splash Mountain at Disney’s Magic Kingdom Park. The reactions on people’s faces are priceless. Even though some of the pictures are fake, they are still funny.

Photobombs with animals are even funnier than those with people.

Enjoy!

Other photobombs with animals:
Funny Horse Photobombs (23 pics)
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These photographs are dated 1977. They capture a ship caught in a horrible storm. They were taken by one of the ship crew members.

What is in a name?

How was Guinness Book of Records started? It all happened in May 1951. Sir Hugh Beaver, then the managing director of the Guinness Breweries, was involved in an argument on a party in a bar. The argument was about which was the fastest bird in Europe. Sir Beaver realized that there was no book which allowed settling arguments about records, and he thought that a book of this kind might become popular.

The first 197-page edition of The Guinness Book of Records was published on August 27, 1955. It quickly flew to the top of the British bestseller lists by Christmas. Since then about 400 million Guinness World Record copies were published. The most recent one is scheduled to be released in 2011. Let’s see what world records it will show.

Smallest Car

Made by British inventor Perry Watkins, this car has become the smallest car in the world. It measures just 41 inches high, 51 inches long and 26 inches wide.