I can't stop watching them because I wish I were this limber.

Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris, told CNN today she plans to sue Fox News after the network's coverage of purported "no-go zones" for non-Muslims. We can't decide who's dumber.

A nifty effect, produced in a simple, interesting way.

"Now friends, I know many of you may be asking yourself, Now how in the hell can he store all this stuff for such a cheap price?"

"io non tr(emoji), a digital art series by the Italian designer Nicholas Mottola Jacobsen.

A series of porcelain toy soldiers.

It's an ASMR thing. I mean, the video, and for us, not the rodents.

You can buy prints for $95.

Weird Paul was vlogging before there was an internet.

We should all aspire to live life with this level of amazement.

http://youtu.be/wwvyiKyxaas The baby seems obliviously happy. The lioness seems determined and hungry.

Artist Charles Young creates a new, tiny, glorious little model for his Paperholm tiny city project each day.

"Dr. Martin Luther King press conference, March 26, 1964."

A photo of a lake in the Bavarian Alps, shared in the Boing Boing Flickr pool by Boing Boing reader P.S. Zoeller.

Nine out of 10 hottest years on record happened after 2000. The trend continues a long-term warming of the planet.

The UK-built Beagle 2 Mars Lander has been considered lost on Mars since 2003. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory today announced it has been found, in images from the Mars Reconnaissance… Read the rest of the article: Mars lander lost in 2003 has been found by NASA's Reconnaissance Orbiter

Her works create chiaroscuro, an interplay of light and darkness, in cut paper.

Highly relatable.

The Nigerian government disputes reports that some 2,000 were killed, and says "only 150" died.

"The advice, in a newly uncovered five-year forecast written in 2009, contrasts with the pledge made by Cameron this week to crack down on encryption use by technology companies."