11 Disaster Films Based on Real Events

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USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage (2016)

On the night of July 30, 1945, the Indianopolis cruiser, which transported uranium to make a nuclear bomb, was attacked by a Japanese submarine in the waters of the Philippine Sea. The ship quickly went down, and 900 people of its crew were faced with a reality in which they had to spend 4 days on rafts and wreckage of a sunken ship, trying to survive in the absence of water and food, as well as being surrounded by hungry sharks. Unfortunately, for obvious reasons, not everyone managed to overcome this test.

20 Photos on How Power Changes People

The people who are at the helm of government often have a huge responsibility, which alternates with stress tests and critical thinking. Such high-ranking posts are likely to reflect not only on the character and mental order of the heads of state, but also on their appearance. In this collection, we decided to trace how the appearance of the main people of the country changed through the years of their reign ...

The Evolution of Underwear: From the 1900s to Today

Since the 1900s, such an intimate part of the women's wardrobe as underwear has undergone quite a few revolutionary changes. How did it happen that tight corsets evolved into thin bikini barely covering a naked body? Today we will try to recall the past decades and understand how women's underwear has changed over the years.

How Winter Turns Cars Into Works of Art

Sometimes nature surprises people with its landscapes. In this case, cars served as a canvas for the masterpieces. A selection of photos with unusual frosty patterns on cars.

The Chubby American Has Proven That You Don’t Need to be Thin to Look Like a Star!

An American named Katie Sturino is convinced that the size of her clothes does not determine the breadth of stylish images of a woman. Katie got a large number of fans, because the idea that she advocates found a response in the hearts of many ladies with not perfect figures. A woman can be attractive and happy always. Today, with Katie as an example, we want to prove it!