Impossible Couples. What do you think, whether the celebrity of the past with celebrities today? Can you make out of Elvis Presley and Angelina Jolie make a nice couple, Paul Newman and Scarlett Johansson? Or will they look creepy and weird? These photos were taken in Photoshop and prompt you to answer. Anna Nicole Smith and John F. Kennedy.

From the two-timing Tiger to the pop princess on parole, find out the muses behind these drinks.

Tired of ordering or making the same old drink when you go out with your friends? Since, you can’t live like a celebrity, toast with a taste of the stars. Here are a few drinks perfect for your next holiday cocktail party. See if you can guess who the following drinks were named after. Cheers.

 

World's Craziest Monuments

 Unusual Monuments

Carhenge

 

9 Outfits You Should Never Ever Wear on a Date

While our gal pals will almost always give their stamp of approval to fashion-forward outfits, it turns out that some trendy pieces just freak guys out. Here, a few of our guy buddies recall the date outfits that confused them and surprised them—and a few that made them run for the hills.
Stripper heels and micro-shorts

With Utah authorities investigating a reality-show husband for having multiple wives, we look at polygamy in history, culture, religion and the law.

They are often violent and laced with profanity, but the moviegoing public has shown insatiable taste for gangster films. They have captivated audiences for decades, reaching back to the films of Jimmy Cagney, Edward G. Robinson and Humphrey Bogart.

The new HBO series "Boardwalk Empire" offers a weekly reminder why gangster stories are so fascinating. Here are the top 10 gangster films to remember.

Living Tower - a popular sport during various festivals in Spain. Sometimes they fall ...

Wherever you go in this country, there’s likely to be something big you can visit along the way. And by big we mean something that is – or claims to be – “the world’s largest ...” Some turn out to be civic efforts to get some attention, but many are testaments to a town’s better times gone by. Feel we've missed something big on this list?
World’s Largest Bottle of Ketchup – Collinsville, Ill.

Interesting idea, shirt-style iPhone, you first need to unlock, I wonder what?

Wonderful creations inspired by the Steampunk sub-genre of science fiction.

Unique shoe shaped house, constructed by Mahlon Haines back in 1948, is located in Hallam, Pennsylvania.

Michael Killian’s unusual bike allows you to travel sideways and comes with independently steerable wheels.

It's that time of year when bright young minds start to fill college campuses with their backpacks filled and pencils sharpened. Instead of such chestnuts as Psych 101 and Intro to Spanish, their class schedules are now just as likely to include The Psychology of Facebook, Intro to Reality TV and even dance classes held at the local laundromat.

College kids these days have the freedom to really explore their passions, no matter how far-fetched or obscure they may seem. Before you go taking out a second mortgage just to pay tuition, check out some of these "non-traditional" courses and degrees being offered in today's halls of higher ed.

A woman tastes chocolate while enjoying the chocolate bath in the beauty saloon "After the Rain" in Geneva, Switzerland

Lauren Tennenbaum of (In)Decorous Taste has to be a shoe God, considering how there’s no other way to describe her creativity and ability to create these awesome DIY projects.

Glass Buildings – The transparent, ethereal nature of glass allows for extraordinary creations in the world of architecture. From a crystalline pyramid of light to a clear balcony 1,300 feet in the sky, glass is truly a versatile material for the creative architect. To celebrate how important glass is to our homes, offices and lives, here is a look at the world’s glass building masterpieces: 15 creative uses of glass in architecture.

Sports and Leisure Center in Saint-Cloud France

Movie trailers are liars.
If they’re not using the only two funny scenes in the movie to make you think the entire movie is funny, or creatively splicing scenes together to completely misrepresent the movie, they’re using scenes that don’t even make it into the movie. The New York Times once ran an entire story about how many of the scenes in the National Treasure: Book of Secrets trailer weren’t actually in the movie. (We expect more from you, Nic Cage.)
Why do the suits who market movies create trailers that have little to do with the real films? Because they’ll do anything to convince suckers like us to shell out for a ticket.
Okay, not all trailers are bogus … but these 10 sure are. Read on to find out why. And since this is the Internet, we’re contractually obligated to say this: Spolier alert