7. Valencia – Spain The home of paella, Spain’s third-largest city is a new entry in the Best Student Cities index this year at 70th, and beats fellow Spanish cities Madrid and Barcelona when it comes to the most affordable cities. The average tuition fees at Valencia’s two internationally ranked universities are US$1,800 per year; significantly cheaper than Barcelona’s average of ... Read More »
Fashion photographer Fred Goudon just published a 2016 charity calendar featuring French firefighters. The money raised will be given to the NGO charity Pompiers Sans Frontières, a French organization that provides humanitarian aid. Firefighters are known for having bodies that look like they were chiseled from stone and belong on display in The Louvre. [Link to order page] Read More »
Here we have a list gadgets to suit all types of situations whether you are On The Go, At Work or chilling out At Home! The Roost, a $35 9-Volt Wi-Fi battery for your smoke alarm, will notify your smartphone when your smoke detector is going off, it will let you silence your smoke alarm from an app, and it ... Read More »
We’ve gathered for you here a tour of some of the brightest, and vivid places on the planet. 6. Valley of Flowers National Park, India From towns painted bright, vivid colors to rainbow-hued natural wonders, the world is full of incredible places that are so vibrant they look surreal. Read More »
World famous wall painter/graffiti artist is at it again. “Banski” has tried to highlight the Syrian refuge crisis in this artwork showing Steve Jobs the former Apple founder and CEO carrying a Mac and bag with all his belongings on his Shoulder. Steve Jobs was born into a family were his father was a migrant from Syria. He has created ... Read More »
It’s pretty much universally agreed that chocolate spread is one of the best things on the planet, so when Japanese company Bourbon announced cheese-like chocolate slices everyone lost their minds (and rightly so). The makers kindly demonstrated all the ways you can improve regular food by smothering it in a chocolate slice. Below you will see a lot of suggestion ... Read More »
Investors in Dubai seem to want the biggest and first of everything including a tennis court under water. In 2005, the world’s highest tennis court was built atop the 1,000-foot-tall Burj al Arab Hotel. And now, the city may venture beneath the sea with the world’s first underwater tennis court. the Daily Mail asserts, refracting light and swimming fish may ... Read More »
Each year Artprice.com draws up an international report on the contemporary art market, seen through the prism of gross auction sales. 5. Rokni Haerizadeh World Rank: 413, Highest Sale: $180K, Total Sales: $391K Read More »
The school is calle Fuji Kindergarten, it is located in Tachikawa, Japan, the structure was built around a tree. A creative design made out of glass, steel and wood close to the tree lets children play and explore the kindergarten’s yard. The tree, has a storied past it is 50 years old, and was nearly uprooted during a typhoon. It ... Read More »
Last Wednesday a flawless Blue Moon Diamond sold for $48.4 million to a Hong Kong billionaire, setting a world record at the Sotheby’s auction. After buying the 12.03-carat “Blue Moon” diamond the Chinese billionaire Joseph Lau said that he had bought the ring for her 7 year old daughter and called it the “Blue Moon of Josephine”. The Guardian reported ... Read More »