Using a full-size horse skeleton to make music

Using a full-size horse skeleton to make musi...

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Gen Z woman ditches smartphone for an analogue life

Tom’s guest is a member of Gen Z, meaning she is a digital native, growing up in a world of MP3 music, streaming platforms like Netflix and smartphones. But recently, she decided to jump on the so-called ‘Analogue Challenge’, ditching all modern appliances for the glories of old- ...  Show more

Man reviews every parking space in supermarket

A dad in the UK has gone viral after spending over a year parking in every single space at his local Sainsbury’s, carefully tracking and rating each one.What started as a way to beat boredom has captured people’s attention online, raising questions about why we’re so fascinated b ...  Show more

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