The real-life “Spider-Girl” has undoubtedly captured the hearts of social media users with her gravity-defying stunts and endearing innocence. This incredible 8-year-old girl from Pingtan Island, located off southeastern China’s Fujian province, has an unusual hobby that has left netizens awestruck — she watches television while effortlessly sticking to the ceiling.
Sharon Stone, at 65, is a true inspiration, showing us how to embrace our age gracefully while still being at the peak of our appeal. Her latest post has garnered a lot of attention, and some fans with keen eyes noticed an interesting detail in the photo.
The air is bone dry, and the wind is out of control. You feel like you’re standing in front of a fireplace. But you’re not, you’re standing in your backyard about to grill up a feast when you suddenly see the trees shaking uncontrollably. Leaves are falling like confetti. The wind just blew your last piece of laundry into the great unknown.You look around and everyone else is just as confused and scared as you are. In the distance, you see a red horizon of fire in the forest and a large vortex touching the sky. You drop everything and make a break for it. You’ll be lucky to outrun a tornado, they usually move at around 30 mph [(50 kph)] but can reach up to 70 [mph (110 kph)].
Apple recently revealed its groundbreaking product, the Vision Pro headset, which is poised to become its most significant innovation since the iconic iPhone. This cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) device is designed to revolutionize the way people interact with apps.
At 65, Sharon Stone reminds us that we can gracefully embrace our age and still be at the peak of our appeal. The star’s latest post has set pulses racing, and some brought up an interesting detail in the photo that only eagle-eyed fans could notice.
Barbra Streisand is a perfect example of a woman who has achieved success despite the hurdles she faced. Perhaps it could even be said that her success was largely due to those obstacles. This year, the diva turned 81, and as a tribute, we want to tell you a little bit of her story, which makes us admire her even more.
Sometimes mistakes can be lucky. One of the most commonly used office supplies, the Post-it note, was invented by accident. When one scientist was trying to create a strong adhesive but ended up with a weak one instead, his colleague created a bookmark that would stick to the page without damaging it. And the yellow paper was used for creating the prototypes just because it was the only paper left. This is how the product was born, and it now makes a lot of things much easier.Inspired by this story, we decided to find more useful creations that can be very handy in your daily life.
After a long day at work, treating yourself to something small might help you to unwind and boost your mood. You can indulge in a little retail therapy without feeling bad about spending too much money by taking advantage of deals on products you’ve had your eye on. So go ahead and spoil yourself a little — you deserve it!
Although they are not always simple, relationships can be joyous and funny. Sometimes, our partners do things that make us shake our heads, roll our eyes, or laugh uncontrollably. These moments can brighten our day and increase our love for them, whether it’s a silly oversight, a hilarious practical joke, or a cute habit.
Whoa... what’s going on? It’s dark and smelly. You’re wearing nothing but pants and a shirt. You’re lying on a cold concrete floor. How did you get here?! Suddenly, the lights switch on, and you see a steel door in front of you and a screen. It turns on and a man in a mask tells you that you have 1 hour to escape 6 rooms to win your cash prize. You get up and go up to the door to open it, but it’s locked. Out of nowhere, spikes pop out of the walls and start closing in on you. You only have 1 minute to get out before they crush you.
Some of the best hobbies out there make tedious activities more exciting: like extreme ironing! There isn’t much to explain about the rules, it’s just ironing clothes, but in the most outrageous of areas, like on top of mountains or on sky slopes. It’s also a pretty organized sport, it has its own international association and its own world championship. The first one took place back in 2002. The original extreme ironist is Phil Shaw, who came up with this hobby when faced with an impossible choice: either do his chores and iron his clothes or go rock climbing. Needless to say, he went for both at the same time. Phil decided to call himself “Steam” and went on an international tour to promote extreme ironing.
It’s just a regular day. As usual, you’re taking a shower before starting to get ready for work. Everything is going as planned — until it isn’t. One clumsy move, some water spilled on the floor — and you’re flapping your arms in the air, your body nearing the floor with frightening speed. Everything goes black. The first thing you hear is a high-pitched whining in your head. Ouch, your head! Ugh. You carefully get up. There’s no blood — and that’s good. An even better thing is that the annoying noise stops abruptly. Holding your head, you leave the bathroom — and almost stumble over your cat Milo.
YES! You did it, you managed to do that lucid dream thing, you know, when you’re dreaming, and can suddenly become aware of yourself! You can do anything you want in those dreams, have magical powers, move things with your mind, ride a flying bike, fish while sitting on a small cloud...
Let’s see now, mobile phones, remote surgery, communication satellites. You think it’s just another science show on TV. But wait, the image on the screen is black and white. A middle-aged man wearing glasses is talking. It’s a BBC documentary from 1964. The man’s name is Arthur C. Clarke. Yes, that’s the guy who helped Kubrick make the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. You up the volume and can’t believe your own ears. Clarke is describing our present as if he was right next to you. So, what exactly is he saying?
In 2020, George Dunnet bought his first house in the Scottish village of Kinnesswood. It was an abandoned 2-floor cottage without any furnishings. After 11 months of hard work, the old building turned into a cozy home. The guy told the story in his video blog.
In the past, rocking chairs were designed for palliative care, for at least 2 people, for example, a mom and a baby or an elderly person and a nurse. But today, it seems like a “must” in a modern home. And we actually can’t object to that since it provides additional comfort, no matter what you plan to use it for.However, choosing the right rocking chair could be challenging, and that’s why we at Bright Side have a few tips on how to find the right one. Plus, we have the best ones picked out from Amazon just for you.
Living on your own is fun and all, until you’re expecting guests... No one to share the cleaning duties with. That’s when knowing useful hacks comes in handy! And I have prepared a lot of them for you. You’ll be done with all the tedious tasks before you know it!
The heroes of our article decided to make their homes the most comfortable place on Earth. But they didn’t hire professionals for this, they did everything with their own hands, giving their heart and soul. The results were so cool that they had to post them online, and we were happy to find them.
China is an enormous country where people can speak different dialects and not understand each other. This is why the features of homes on one end of the country can be totally different from those on the other end. However, there are typical features that can be found in all of the homes of the Celestial Empire.
Handbag, lounge, or even perfume — there are so many words that we use in our daily life, however, The Royal Family would prefer to avoid some of them. The reason why the royals have to watch their language is because historically, they’ve been separated as the upper-class. Social anthropologist Kate Fox explains in her book, Watching the English, what “deadly sins” you’ll likely never hear royalty say.
There are countless times when, due to limited time and countless responsibilities, we can’t dedicate enough time to tidy up and clean our homes. For those occasions when we’re short on time, we’re in a hurry, or unexpected visitors show up, it’s more than useful to have an emergency plan so that our homes can look spotless in just a few minutes.
Perhaps each of us has had a wish to draw something on the walls in our apartment, to hang a hammock in the middle of our living room, or to create a cozy corner where we can hide from everyone. The characters of our article have bravely turned all their ideas into reality, instead of just sitting and dreaming about it.
Casa Milà (or La Pedrera) by Antoni Gaudí is one of the world’s most visited buildings famous for its surrealist and unconventional design. This building is so unique that it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. But it’s not only design that turned this house into an architectural masterpiece. The construction site itself is so extraordinary that it makes us wonder who would ever build a thing like this in the first place. Meet Laura Jane Clark, a talented architect who turned an underground public restroom into the house of her dreams.
We often see gorgeous homes and interiors in the movies or in glossy magazines and admire the design that went into these architectural masterpieces. Thanks to the mass media, we have a general idea of what the dwellings of people in different corners of the world look like. But rarely do we realize that what we see on the screen can differ greatly from the reality. We here at Bright Side have done a little research and found out how people in different countries equip their dwellings.
Many of us are interested in how people live in different parts of the world. Occasionally, we find ourselves liking a place so much when we’re on vacation that we decide to move there. Of course, this often turns out to be a fantasy for many of us, but there’s no harm in dreaming of a whole new life in another country. That’s why we at Bright Side decided to find out what you could buy for $300,000 in various countries around the world.
The village Giethoorn, in the Netherlands, is famous for its most unique feature — you won’t find any cars or buses, or indeed any kind of modern transportation here at all. This idyllic small town, once known as the ’Venice of the Netherlands’, has no roads, only canals. Thus travelling by boat is the main way to get around the village and the surrounding rustic area, with its unique atmosphere of silence, relaxation and comfort. Filled with peace, Giethoorn lives its own unhurried life.
