Gigantic Statue Unveiled in San Francisco

A gigantic statue of a naked girl was unveiled in San Francisco - the installation process was the most appreciated on social media. The workers literally immersed themselves headlong into the process. The art object R-Evolution symbolizes the importance of fighting sexism - it was placed directly in the city center at the entrance to the famous Ferry Building.

French Advice: Revitalize Stale Bread

French people advise washing stale bread. If a baguette has turned into a brick, simply wet it quickly with water and place it in a preheated oven for a few minutes. No joke: The crust will become crispy again, and the inside will be soft as if straight from the bakery.

World's First Sperm Race to be Held in California

The world's first sperm race will take place in California - a microscopic racetrack will host a race between two samples. On April 25, 5,000 spectators will gather at the Hollywood Palladium to witness the showdown between the University of California and the University of Southern California. Everything will be serious: live broadcast, commentators, and even betting.

Girl in Alaska Found with World's Largest Mouth

In Alaska, a girl with the world's largest mouth has been found - she can open it to 7.59 cm. Marie Pearl Zellmer Robinson has been amazing those around her with this unusual talent since childhood, and was recently officially entered into the Guinness Book of Records. Unfortunately, she couldn't break the men's record - Isaac Johnson can open his mouth even wider, at 10.2 cm.

Popular AI Shopping Startup Nate Exposed

The popular AI startup for shopping, Nate, turned out to be run by hundreds of Filipinos imitating a neural network. Investors poured over $88 million into the idea: you see any product somewhere on the internet, click buy and forget. The AI takes care of the order, fills in the address, and so on. But reality was not so pleasant: in fact, everything was done by hundreds, thousands of outsourced Filipinos, and there was no automation at all. The lie was exposed when the startup ran out of money and began selling assets. There's no need to even imagine the faces of buyers.

Oscars for Stuntmen

Now, Oscars will be awarded to stunt artists for outstanding stunts. The first such award will be given at the 100th ceremony in 2028, but the selection criteria for the new category are not yet defined and will be determined later. Incidentally, one of the most dangerous stunts is that of Tom Cruise, who jumped six times in a row from a 1250-meter cliff on a motorcycle without a safety harness to capture the perfect shots.

Amazing Artworks by James Cook

Amazing artworks by the British artist James Cook, who has been 'drawing' with symbols on typewriters for over 10 years. For particularly complex works, it can take him several weeks and more than 500,000 characters, and some of them he sells on his website - but not the originals, just copies. Prices start from €100.

Apple ships 600 tons of iPhones from India to the US to circumvent Trump's tariffs.

Tim Cook is trying to ship as many gadgets as possible during the tariff freeze. Their main production hub is in China, and paying 125% tariffs is highly undesirable. The duties for India are 26%, but Tim Cook is also trying to avoid these.

Bangkok Cleaner Becomes a Famous Model Overnight Thanks to a Video

A cleaner from Bangkok became a mega-famous model overnight after a single video on social media. The 28-year-old single mother was captured by a street photographer who simply snaps pictures of people on the street and posts them online. Modeling agency producers approached Noppajit. Now she works with global brands and is building a career in the fashion industry.

Donut Headphones: An Uncommon Innovation from Movengine

Donut headphones are an unusual novelty from Hong Kong's Movengine. They promise a unique 3D sound effect as if you were in a studio, with the added bonus of less pressure on your head. They also feature noise cancellation, and if complete isolation is desired, the holes can be closed with silicone plugs. Price - $219.

New High-Speed Trains in France

New high-speed trains in France. They were developed over eight years in collaboration with the Japanese. Inside, there are many bright details and a minimum of sharp corners, a self-service bistro, places for bicycles, as well as two types of seating: standard and first class (differences mainly in seat comfort). The train will accelerate up to 320 km/h, accommodate 740 people, and is equipped with an elevator to the second floor for passengers in wheelchairs. The main route is Paris-Lyon-Marseille.

Audi Halts Car Exports to the USA

Audi has halted deliveries of its cars to the USA due to the imposed 25% tariffs against Europe. The company has no production facilities in the USA: all cars for this market are supplied from Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, and Mexico - and tariffs have been imposed against all these countries. There are currently about 37,000 cars in Audi's warehouses in the USA, which dealers will be able to sell at the previous prices for about two months.

New Study

A new study has revealed that children raised without siblings are mentally healthier and happier. Scientists from China examined several thousand individuals aged 18 to 30, comparing those raised as only children with those who had siblings. The results showed that only children in the family have better mental health, are smarter, more creative, more satisfied with their lives, less impulsive, and less dependent on others' approval. Scientists explain this by noting that children without siblings do not have to share with anyone. They receive all resources and attention from their parents. As a result, they experience less stress in their lives and achieve their goals faster, which fosters emotional control, confidence, and independence.

Japanese Artist Sells "Invisible Paintings"

The Japanese artist sold "invisible paintings," claiming they were a reflection of the soul, but in reality, they were empty canvases. The 41-year-old Yukio Tanaka called himself an avant-garde genius and claimed that his art was only accessible to the "enlightened." Collectors paid millions of yen for canvases with fake certificates. The fraud was exposed when a gallery in Osaka attempted to sell one of the works to an Arab sheikh - an X-ray revealed the canvas was empty. Following the scandal, Tanaka closed his studio but is already offering "invisible sculptures of silence".

China Completes Construction of the World's Tallest Bridge

In China, the construction of the world's tallest bridge is being completed. The titanic structure across the Huajiang Canyon will reduce travel time from an hour to a minute. Beneath your feet is a chasm 625 meters deep.

Elon Musk seeks volunteers for brain chip implants

Elon Musk has started looking for volunteers for the implantation of brain chips. Neuralink has begun accepting applications from disabled individuals with paralysis who want to learn to control a computer with the power of thought. Anyone can participate.

Kawasaki unveils rideable robot Corleo

Japanese Kawasaki has unveiled the Corleo robot, which can be ridden. The cyber all-terrain vehicle is intended to run on hydrogen and will be able to navigate through areas impassable by any wheeled transport. For now, it's only a concept, but in the future, something similar is really intended to be released.

AI Surpasses Humans in Humor

Researchers from Sweden and Germany conducted an experiment in which 224 people competed with the neural network GPT-4o to come up with funny captions for pictures. The completed memes were evaluated based on humor, creativity, and virality, and the neural pictures received higher ratings.

New Spider-Man with Tom Holland release date announced

The new 'Spider-Man' starring Tom Holland has been given a release date - the sequel to the film series will be released on July 31, 2026. The film is subtitled 'A Brand New Day'. The storyline sees Peter Parker's life change drastically: everyone forgets him, and his relationship with Mary Jane falls apart. Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jameson takes the seat as the mayor of New York City. Additionally, Sony has finally announced the release date for the animated film 'Spider-Man: Beyond the Universes'. The third installment of Miles Morales' story will be released on June 4, 2027.

Women Love Bald Men

Women love bald men - such men are associated with bravery and leadership. Scientists in the 70s discovered something interesting: men without hair on their heads often have high testosterone and even some evolutionary advantage. Simply put, their bodies have adapted to dominate. And if you dig deeper, baldness is an ancient trick from the primate arsenal. Studies of gorillas and chimpanzees showed that males with a chance of leadership tend to have thinning hair. It's all logical: less hair means less chance of being grabbed by the head in a fight.