15 Really Weird, Amazing and Interesting Examples of Street Art

Here I have some really weird and interesting examples of street art that you won’t be able to see on a daily basis. It is a commonly held belief that the art is confined to only the galleries, but in reality, the art lives across and outside time and space. It is a fact that every corner of the street and all of the walls can be changed to artistic gems. All you need it is a bit of imagination to change all there exists around you. These amazing and weird examples of street art will surely come in handy in giving you some ideas for the drawings and designs you can make in your neighborhood, but be sure that the home owners doesn’t catches you carrying out the designing.

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24 NBA Press Conference Outfits

For better or for worse, hipster culture took hold of NBA press conferences in the 2012 season. Your favorite players accessorized, mesmerized and generally kept it flashy. Well, for starters, we're going to watch this hilarious clip that Conan O'Brien put together to poke fun at the outfits that NBA players have worn to post-game press conferences during the 2013 NBA Playoffs (he did the same thing last year). Then we're going to…well, we'd rather not say. But let's just say that if we end up passed out in one of the ridiculous outfits seen here (specifically the chicken suit!) by the end of the night, we won't be surprised. Come for insights from NBA players, stay for their completely ridiculous ensembles.

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Top 10 Star Trek Moments

In the 1991 movie when the final voyage of the original crew comes to an end there's an emotional moment when they acknowledge their past with bright hopes for the future. True fans could hardly keep their eyes dry for the melodramatic moments leading up to the end. Click through for the rest of our top 10 moments.

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30 Abandoned Places That Look Truly Beautiful

Take a tour of the world’s apparently robust supply of statues, buildings, and temples–and witness the surprising grandeur of dilapidation. (Italian: “Il Cristo degli Abissi”) is a submerged bronze statue of Jesus, of which the original is located in the Mediterranean Sea off San Fruttuoso between Camogli and Portofino on the Italian Riviera. It was placed in the water on 22 August 1954 at approximately 17 metres depth, and stands c. 2.5 metres tall. Various other casts of the statue are located in other places worldwide, both underwater and in churches and museums.

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20 Best and Worst Sci-fi Films

This weekend, the "Star Trek" franchise returns to explore strange new worlds in the reboot sequel "Star Trek Into Darkness." In honor of the film's famously imaginative genre, check out this countdown of the best and worst sci-fi films ever made. Maybe one of the best films ever, 1985's "Back to the Future" is the time-travel movie all other time-travel movies aspire to be. Sure, no one really knows why the flux capacitor does what it does and why it makes time-travel possible, but we don't really care. Which film tops the list? Keep clicking to find out!

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7 Best Sedans For Young-at-Heart Retirees

With the conviction that growing older doesn't have to mean getting old, Bankrate put together a list of the seven best cars for young-at-heart retirees. Because active adults tend to have friends with whom they enjoy socializing, only four-door sedans made the cut. They're also easier to get in and out of. Front-seat comfort, ride quality and a quiet cabin are important, particularly for older drivers. Bankrate looked to Consumer Reports to grade these characteristics for each sedan. To make the list, CR had to award the car a "good" to "excellent" rating in each category. Prices were capped at $35,000 before the destination fee.

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5 Tips for Convincing Your Parent to Do Something about Hearing Loss

With age comes an inevitable decline in our abilities. Hearing loss is a very common issue, and arguably the one adult children of elderly parents complain about the most. Why? Because Mom or Dad’s inability to hear well is often accompanied by a stubborn insistence that, “I hear just fine, it’s everyone else who is mumbling/talking too fast/not speaking loud enough!” Instead of arguing, there are ways to encourage your parent to get his or her hearing loss treated by focusing on the benefits.

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7 Health Problems Fixed by Food

Can't sleep? Got the PMS blues? Before you open your medicine cabinet, step into your kitchen. "Real, whole, fresh food is the most powerful drug on the planet," says Mark Hyman, MD, author of The Blood Sugar Solution. "It regulates every biological function of your body." In fact, recent research suggests not only what to eat but when to eat it for maximum benefit.

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6 Energy-saving Projects For Your Home

You've heard the usual energy-saving advice: Buy only Energy Star-rated appliances, replace incandescent light bulbs with those curly fluorescents, shop for cheaper electric providers (if you can in your town). But numerous low-cost, energy-saving strategies escape homeowners' attention. Energy experts say about 35 percent of heating and cooling is lost through the roof, and more escapes through the walls, windows, doors and by air leaks. "Making your home energy-efficient means starting with the basics, and the most important of these are the proper sealing of air leaks and insulating sufficiently for your climate," says Ronnie Kweller, who was spokeswoman for the Alliance to Save Energy in Washington, D.C., at the time of the interview. "Those steps can cut heating and cooling bills by up to 20 percent."

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