Lady Gaga Leg Amputation in the name of Fashion

Numerous sites allege that Lady Gaga announced she had one of her legs amputated below the knee in the name of fashion, and underwent the operation in order to look different. Supposedly her record company paid for the surgery, and her new leg will be featured in her upcoming video to be released in a few weeks.

“This is the latest fashion I’m starting and you can see that I’m a world leader when it comes to wacky and weird sh*t huh. Next month after I recover from the surgery I hope to have the other leg amputated or maybe my arm, hmm…which one should I amputate next?” Gaga reportedly told MTV.

Now, we are major fans of the Gaga, so if this is true, more power to her, but just like Bobby Brown, we’re sure her left leg is alive and well.

Believe it? Or not…

Source: Long Island Press

You Really Don't Want to Fly Uzbekistan Airlines

The slogan for Uzbekistan Airways -- soon-to-be proud owners of a new Boeing Dreamliner -- does not exactly inspire confidence.

Source: Twitpic

Amazing Fire Illusion

Give it a minute, and you’ll see what you’re looking at. That’s a lot of candles!

Mirror Man: It's Not a Sculpture

When we first saw these images of "mirror man", we thought this to be a sculpture. But later we realized that this wasn't just another sculpture. But instead he turned out to be a street performer who creates amazing living art in Los Angeles. Flickr user SiLver sKY spotted him near Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles and he was wearing a suit made of mirrors, from head to toe.

(Image credit: silverskysolutions).

Housekeeping: And You Thought Your Place Isn't Clean?

If you thought that you don't keep your place clean or you aren't good at housekeeping, then perhaps after looking at these photos, it's safe to say that your place isn't in a bad shape after all.

A resident had an outstanding balance of over a month and it wasn't possible to get hold of her. After many tries, the bookkeeper finally went inside to leave a note and this is what is said to be found.

60 Pictures That Make Absolutely No Sense

Here comes a new selection of pictures that are difficult to explain. You can try to find a sense to them if you want, but it’s a lost cause to my opinion because most of them are beyond understanding and common sense.

Hyperrealist Sculptures - Are These Really Sculptures?

What we have here today is a collection of incredibly lifelike, hyperrealist sculptures by some of the finest hyper-realist sculptors from all over the world. These look so graceful, realistic and detailed that it speaks of the skills of the artists aloud.

Sculptures by Jamie Salmon: These hyperrealist sculptures are the creation of Jamie Salmon, who uses materials such as silicone rubber, fibre glass, acrylic and human hair.

Pixelated Works by Ehren Reed

Recently we came across Ehren Reed's work and it impressed us immensely as we found out that she is merging different worlds; sewing, craft and technology. Her work relies upon books, maps and other found materials as she blends together traditional craft, contemporary media and remnants of consumer culture. Her process employs digital media reinterpreted through stitching and embroidery.

Volcano Lunch in Iceland

Extremists have a new hobby, lunchtime in the crater of the volcano. As they say gourmet food cooked on lava, an unforgettable treat. Hundreds of food lovers flock to Iceland to see the active volcano in the middle of the ice, which intensified on March 21.

A Nine Car Garage House

When one plans to build a house he always has certain prerequisites about how he wants the things to be in his home. The richer you get the fancier the prerequisites become, though for most people like us it's the not the prerequisites but limited financial resources which determines our choice.
While designing KRE House (nine-car garage house) the client had two prerequisites for architect Takuya Tsuchida. The first one was that the house needs to have a nine car garage, and added to this was the possibility of viewing one of the cars from the living room. The other one was that a tall tree was to be placed inside the house. Tsuchida had to come up with a design keeping in view the two prerequisites with only 2000 square feet at his disposal in the posh Shirokane area of Tokyo. And he came up with an interesting design as per the requirement of the client. The car elevator KRE House reminds us of the 'Parking Underneath The Garden' that enables to move the car from the garage to the living room.