Jensen Huang’s affair partner reportedly shared photos of them together regularly on WeChat, even showing pictures to colleagues and business associates. After their relationship became public, the photos began circulating widely online.
In the 1990s, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and his son Kim Jong-un used Brazilian passports obtained under false identities to apply for Western visas. Years later, Kim Jong-il’s other son, Kim Jong-nam, was caught trying to enter Japan on a forged passport, reportedly to visit Tokyo Disneyland.
$75 plate @ Terry Blacks in New Braunfels Texas.
The Learjet cockpit voice recorder
One of the most embarrassing photos in American History.
Bob Dylan meets with Pope Leo
Burger King India releases Avengers: Doomsday collab menu featuring a green spicy garlic sauce.
The “rescuing hug” that helped a premature twin survive
The surface of Mars (NASA images)
Delhi’s AQI Reportedly Hits a World Record: 2,374+
Millions of acres of Indonesia rainforest were burned up to give way for palm plantation expansion
Lung-shaped ashtray in a restaurant’s outdoor seating area
An iconic 1990s anti-smoking poster created by Martin Williams advertising agency
Researchers used a CT scanner to crack the four-letter code on a padlock from a 1583 shipwreck. It opened with ANCE
Judge Roy L. Pearson Jr. sued a dry-cleaning business for $67 million (later adjusted to $54 million) after they lost his pants and he refused their offer to replace them. The case was tossed; he was ordered to pay damages and he lost his job.
Saddam Hussein commissioned a Quran to be written using approximately 27 litres of his own blood over two years
When the maldivian president held the world’s first underwater cabinet meeting to sign a climate change SOS.
A Norwegian prison cell
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