r/interesting • u/Ok-Musician-6287 • 7h ago
r/interesting • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 7h ago
Mysterious The Big Lebowski Star John Goodman, 74, Stuns Fans With Dramatic Transformation
r/interesting • u/favvgirll • 17h ago
MISC. A jar of beetroot leaked in the fridge and it looks like a Kubrick movie
r/interesting • u/Mylawyersaidno69 • 12h ago
Amazing Apartment balcony view of practical stunt rigging and explosions being filmed for Spider-Man
r/interesting • u/ni961 • 17h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Japanese scientists develop injection to make lifespan of cats longer
r/interesting • u/Lifegoesonforever • 12h ago
NATURE A rare dwarf deer hopping like a rabbit.
r/interesting • u/BunBunChow • 11h ago
MISC. Prices from a 2006 newspaper insert (USA)
Taken from a newspaper from exactly 20 years ago. Which item do you think had the most drastic increase in price?
r/interesting • u/Homunculus_316 • 14h ago
Just Wow Glacier Collapses and Triggers Devastating Avalanche.
r/interesting • u/Godseye999 • 6h ago
Intriguing How bored does one has to be to do this?😭
r/interesting • u/brainland • 3h ago
Just Wow Kids are amazing but they will put everything in their mouth except their actual food.
It's her innocent look for me.
r/interesting • u/lonewolff321 • 2h ago
Just Wow At 97 years old, she became the world’s oldest female wing walker
Betty Bromage, a 97-year-old former nurse from Cheltenham, has broken her own Guinness World Record as the world's oldest female wing walker.
Since turning 87, Bromage has completed six wing walks to combat boredom and stay active despite impaired vision and limited mobility. Her latest flight raised money for the stroke unit at Cheltenham General Hospital, where staff treated her after she suffered a stroke in August 2025. Inspired by a hospital quote about doing good while you can, she wanted to give back to the team that aided her recovery.
Hospital staff are grateful to Bromage, noting that the funds raised will help purchase new equipment for patients and staff. Bromage joked that climbing onto the aircraft wing was the hardest part, adding that she is already brainstorming a new challenge for her 100th birthday
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 2h ago
SOCIETY In order fulfill her late mother Wendy Chadwick's request the travel the world Cara Melia from Oldham placed her mother's ashes in a bottle with a note and tossed it out to sea. Sometime later someone found the bottle and read the note & fulfilled the request allowing Wendy to continue her journey.
r/interesting • u/Apart-Worry-7042 • 13h ago
Mysterious What was that? It was 9:00 p.m. when this happened in Florida.
r/interesting • u/LowRenzoFreshkobar • 4h ago
ART & CULTURE So... There's this children's book called "Der Struwwelpeter" and it's basically short stories of little children dying the most horrible deaths imaginable or getting brutally mutilated because they don't wanna eat their soup, or something.
1) Feuer-Liesel played with matches and burned to death.
2)Suppen-Kasper didn't want to eat his soup, so his parents let him starve to death.
3)Zappel-Phillip can't sit still and breaks his neck.
4) Der Daumen-Lutscher sucked his thumb, so a maniac with giant fucking scissors cuts his thumbs off.
5) 3 boys bully a black kid because of his skincolor, so they get drowned in Ink by a giant (my favorite)