Some 235 kg of explosives and only 20 seconds were needed to demolish the home arena of the Orlando Magic NBA team.

Photos taken through the lens of the Piccolette Contessa-Nettel folding camera from 1926 attached to the modern Canon 5D SLR. The Zeiss lens, which is almost 100-year-old, is still capable of making sharp images, though the lack of coating produces strong lens flare under back and lateral lightning.

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These awkward, funny, and entertaining images will make the normal wedding seem like a boring affair.

While we are accustomed to seeing celebrities with makeup it can be a rude awakening to see them “naked” with no makeup covering their skin.

We’ve already told you about Dakota Rose, aka KotaKoti. Here is another set of pictures showing this incredible girl with charming eyes who looks more like a Barbie doll than a human being.

When you go behind the scenes at the Miss Russian Pageant you immediately notice that all of these beautiful women could be crowned the winner.

The people behind the website Photoshop Troll established a bait website in order to lure unsuspecting people into being duped about free Photoshop services. See the hilarious results.

I know what ya thinkin’ about. But in this case we will talk about one young woman and her wild imagination of how to pass a drug test, or more precisely how to fail it using her privates.

Whether it was a professional photographer or dumb luck, these animal pictures were taken at the perfect time.

The sports competitions would be much less entertaining without these athletic girls in mini-skirts. Check out the collection gifs showing all sorts of funny, amazing and awkward episodes of the cheerleaders’ life.

This can be truly called a "diamond ring." But I wonder who will buy it for such a price. More information after the jump.

The process of creating the realistic Faun costume for the Pan’s Labyrinth movie.

The design studio Paz Arquitectura from Guatemala created this spectacular house in a hillside forest in the Santa Rosalia area of Guatemala City. The house named Casa Corallo almost merges with the natural forest landscape. Tree trunks grow freely through the building, and the materials used for construction resemble those of the place around.