You know all these famous people. You’ve met them on stage, in movies and advertising campains. But would you ever think these celebrities are Asian?

Keanu Reeves

He's a quarter Hawaiian and a quarter Chinese.

This awesome selection of hilarious sport gifs will definitely make your laugh.

Look at each picture and guess if it’s real or fake. Click on the photo to see the right answer.

Now you can feel what it’s like to be a superhero.

But at first you need to put your fist on the monitor.

Paul Steiner is a crazy skydiver who has completed a successful base jump from the wing of a glider. But before he jumped, he took an air walk on the glider’s wings. The photos are incredible and breathtouching!

Kara DioGuardi Almost Killed By Marijuana-Laced Brownies

What is a noodle or noodling? It is a man or woman who catches a fish with his bare hands.

Now everybody can imagine how butterfly children feel this life. Suffering from a rare disease called Epidermolysis Bullosa, these kids are living with permanent pain. Staudinger + Franke studio created a series of creative social advertisement photographs to explain the whole world how difficult the life of such children is.

Only such creative and elegant logos that you’ll see inside this post help companies to really stand out and be remembered by customers. These are some incredibly clever ideas!

Looking at the photos of these high school graduate girls from Russia I start thinking that there will be a big competition in universtities this year. Too many cute babes will be enrolling in colleges and institutions.

A very weird book was published back in 1830. It’s titled Le Livre Sans Titre (A Book without a Title). A strange name, don’t you think? But the strangest thing is the book’s content. It illustrates how harmful masturbation is.

Zurich, Switzerland has an original restaurant that is built on the Old Soviet Airplane board. It looks fantastic and it serves plane food.

A collection of unique bikes, each tuned and shaped to look like an animal.

Memorial Day, originally called Decoration