These photos were taken by the German photographer Juergen Chill. They show the remarkable likenesses between a brothel and a prison cell. As much as they are alike I still think I would prefer the brothel.

Brothel

These comic drawings illustrate some of the mistakes people do while taking pictures.

This might be oldie of the day, but this Halloween costume is the most genius trick ever.

There is a creepy crypt under a church in Rome that has two names, Our Lady of the Conception of the Capuchins and Santa Maria della Concezione. This church’s designer was Antonio Casoni. The crypt is decorated with skeletal remains that once belonged to 4,000 friars and were collected between 1528 and 1870. Now these human bones are arranged in ornaments. This Capuchin Crypt is a well-known ossuary that attracts tourists from all over the world. It has several rooms, and you can glance inside them after the jump.

Meet the real soccer fan of Atletico Nacional team. Felipe Alvares is 25 years old, and he is in love with soccer. Thus he decided to make a tattoo in honor of Columbian soccer player Andres Escobar who was murdered in 1994. People still think Mr. Escobar died because some powerful drug lords had a bet on the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the game in which Columbia lost 1:2 to the USA. That tournament should be in history by now, but Felipe’s crazy tattoo probably reminds him of that big loss.

This will give the people who never think about what goes on behind the scenes of a movie that is being made a little insight. These are rare behind the scene photos of the Star Wars saga Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. It all looks so easy on the big screen.

A drunken Hungarian man fell upside down behind a telephone booth. God only knows how he managed to do that and what he was doing beforehand. A rescue team was sent out to free the man. He was taken away in an ambulance after he was rescued.

In China, a cheap form of advertising like writing on the walls and pedestrian crossings is very popular. So plumbers, tailors and other craftsmen involved in handicraft leave their phone numbers and addresses this way. But this kind of advertising is banned, therefore the police have to deal with it. So all of these self-entrepreneurs have already experienced the hard way that it’s better not to mess with the Chinese police..

These notes were collected during some event in New York.

And what about you? Who were you when you were a kid?

Failing is endless; each new day brings its batch of failure. In fact, people fail so much we could think they make it on purpose and, for your greatest pleasure, they can get very creative while failing!

Previous parts:

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 1 (79 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 2 (65 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 3 (77 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 4 (96 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 5 (58 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 6 (55 pics)

Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 7 (60 pics)

You should see this 3-year-old boy. He is so young, and so super-sized that some nurseries ban him for being a "health hazard" to other children. While most average kids of this age are only about two stone, Xiao Hao’s weight is 5 times heavier. According to some medics, this child might have a growth hormone disorder. Other people believe he is just a victim of China's "Little Emperor" syndrome as parents in this country are allowed only one child. And their relatives spoil rotten babies. 

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33 miners were trapped at San Jose mine in Copiapo for more than two months. They were sealed 2,041-foot into the mine's lower reaches by a collapse of 700,000 tons of rock. Finally, these men were hoisted to the surface in a rescue capsule on October 12-13. The Chilean emergency workers and President Sebastian Pinera met them on the ground. Residents and pedestrians watched the rescue on a large screen in a public square and on TVs in electronics store. No one in recorded history has survived as long trapped underground as these 33 miners. For the first two weeks, no one even knew whether they were alive.

A collection of meals passengers get to eat on different airlines.

To celebrate its third year of flying to Hawaii, Alaska Airlines is selling Hawaiian-themed meals during the month of October, such as this tropical cheese plate for $7.

These are some of the most provocative print ads ever. They were started by CNN in Turkey under the title “Stories with the Full Background” and continued by Russia Today. These are truly powerful visuals that cover important issues.

While this Russian military equipment wouldn’t be very useful at doing what it looks like they are capable of doing, they are useful..

When Jonathan Blaustein purchased 10 early-season organic blueberries for $1, he was a little upset by this price, because six weeks earlier he had purchased 17 organic blueberries from Chile for the same amount of money. And those blueberries from Chile were from 800 miles away but were half the cost of California berries.

Eventually, after seeing many different menus around the world with various dollar-priced meals, photographer Mr. Blaustein, 36, decided to pursue a project “The Value of a Dollar”.

So, what food can you buy if you only have $1 in your wallet? See these photos taken by Mr. Blaustein and find out the answer.

This South Korean protester is nuts. See how he is looking like a ninja superhero!

This is a hilarious illustration of what real love is.

Google Street View allows us seeing what's going on on the streets in different countries. These curious images come from Brazil. Take a look at the pictures before Google has deleted some of them.

It’s not a secret that many popular TV series are created in a hurry. No wonder there are many mistakes in them. Here are some of the best and funniest TV series mistakes ever.

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I am not a big fan of Pokemon, but some of these costumes are really sexy and cute while others are too ordinary and not so eye-catching.

A collection of beautiful, fantastic and fairy-tale-like tree houses. I wish I had one.

This is one of the masterpieces introduced in Tate Modern’s vast Turbine Hall (London) by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. At first glance, these are usual sunflower seeds. But if you take a closer look, you’ll see huge seeds that are not real. These are hand-painted replicas made out of porcelain. Each seed is unique, and there are one hundred million of them. Can you believe that it took 2.5 years and 1,600 people to produce this installation?