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New York Painter Tom Bob Turns Found Objects Into Amazing Street Art

In Tom Bob's unique hands, pipes quickly become sassy snakes, and a manhole cover transforms into an Oreo.

By Gabe Paoletti Jul 28, 2017

New York Painter Tom Bob Turns Found Objects Into Amazing Street Art

In Tom Bob's unique hands, pipes quickly become sassy snakes, and a manhole cover transforms into an Oreo.

By Gabe Paoletti July 28, 2017

“Typewriter” Bought At Flea Market Actually A Nazi Enigma Machine, Sells For Big Money At Auction

The rare antique was found at a Romanian flea market for 100 euros.

By Gabe Paoletti Jul 12, 2017

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“Typewriter” Bought At Flea Market Actually A Nazi Enigma Machine, Sells For Big Money At Auction

The rare antique was found at a Romanian flea market for 100 euros.

By Gabe Paoletti July 12, 2017

The Decade That Taste Forgot: Lavish And Luxe Interiors Of The 1970s

To neo-bohemian Millennials hooked on “the Brooklyn look”, the matchy-matchy maximalism and unhinged hedonism of 1970s luxury interior design must look as fussy in its forethought and dusty in its formalism as the century-old trappings of Downton Abbey or other binge-worthy period pablum. These hypothetical hipsters aren’t wrong: The 1970s...

By Kellen Perry Jul 6, 2017

The Decade That Taste Forgot: Lavish And Luxe Interiors Of The 1970s

By Kellen Perry July 6, 2017

NASA Develops Plan To Push Killer Asteroids Off Path Toward Earth

The space agency plans to test its new tech in 2024.

By Gabe Paoletti Jul 6, 2017

Science News

NASA Develops Plan To Push Killer Asteroids Off Path Toward Earth

The space agency plans to test its new tech in 2024.

By Gabe Paoletti July 6, 2017

Famous Landmarks Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before — Unfinished

Rare photographs of the world's most famous landmarks when they were still under construction.

By Mark Oliver Jun 27, 2017

Famous Landmarks Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before — Unfinished

Rare photographs of the world's most famous landmarks when they were still under construction.

By Mark Oliver June 27, 2017

More Than Just the Arch: Eero Saarinen Architecture Through the Years

Second generation Finnish architect Eero Saarinen (1910-1961) started out dabbling in sculpture at a Parisian art school in the late 1920s, but ultimately later recalled, “it never occurred to me to do anything but follow in my father’s footsteps.” As a student at Yale, Saarinen indeed dutifully studied architecture, earning...

By Kellen Perry Jun 5, 2017