Scrolling online these days often feels predictable. Social media is filled with either vitriolic, divisive content or the same manufactured images from creators who strive for perfection.
But sometimes we come across awesome content that compels us to share it or stop what we’re doing and dig deeper. You may find that kind of content in this subreddit, with a name that perfectly captures what it is all about.
Here are some posts from the group that may spark your curiosity today. Enjoy scrolling, and upvote the ones that hook you and make you want to know more.
#41
In 1982, a 23-year-old architecture student named Elspeth Beard left London on a motorcycle with £2,500 and no real plan. She crashed twice, got hepatitis, forged her own travel permits in the Himalayas, and used her helmet as a burka to cross Iran in seven days during a health crisis.
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#42
Behind the scenes of The Misfits, the final completed film from both Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable. Released in 1961.
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#43
These images feature a 12-year-old Christopher Walken (or Ronald "Ronnie" Walken as he was known then), preparing to perform as a clownphotographed circa 1955 by Al Barry for the Three Lions agency at Walken's family home in Bayside, Long Island.
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#44
Earliest known drawings of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner by Chuck Jones, circa 1945.
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#45
Metallica bassist Cliff Burton showing off his skull rings backstage in the 1980s, and his dad Ray recreating the exact same pose in 2016 at age 90, for the book Metallica: Back to the Front.
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#46
Eric Idle, Mick Jagger and John Belushi. Doesn't get much more 70s than this.
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#47
Cher, Sonny Bono, Twiggy, Steve McQueen, and Dean Martin’s son, Dean Paul Martin The car is Steve McQueen’s Jaguar XKSS and only 9 were sold at the time. It’s value today, about $35,000,000.
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#48
A 1967 Oldsmobile Toronado that had been customized by George Barris for Expo 67 in Montreal.
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#49
Tough One-Eye Pete circa 1890.
Sending love to Pete, psps psps from 2026.
Sending love to Pete, psps psps from 2026.
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#50
Actors Cesar Romero (foreground) and Adam West (background) photographed on set for the Batman episode "Surf's Up! Joker's Under!". Circa 1966.
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#51
Meet Aimée Crocker, she inherited $10m at the age of 10. By the time she passed in 1941, she'd survived a train wreck on her honeymoon, had a custody fight that involved a drawn pistol, been given an island by the King of Hawaii, married 5 men and had been tattooed by a Japanese master.
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#52
James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor having fun together at the Texas State Fair in Dallas during a weekend break from filming their movie, Giant, in 1955.
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#53
Diana Dors posing with her custom 1949 Delahaye Type 175 S Saoutchik Roadster, 1955.
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#54
Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford photographed at the “The Empire Strikes Back” premiere. (1980).
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#55
The Eero Saarinen-designed TWA Terminal at JFK Airport, New York City, 1964. Flying used to be a very cool thing. Photo by Thomas Nebbia.
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#56
Muhammad Ali visiting Bob Dylan backstage at Madison Square Garden during the star-studded Night of the Hurricane benefit concert, December 8, 1975. Photo by Ken Regan.
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#57
People going about their day looking super smooth. Harlem, New York. 1971. Photo by Jack Garofalo.
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#58
Various images from old school Hollywood at play. Starting with Clark Gable and his 1932 Packard Twin Six 905 Coupe Roadster.
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#59
Jugendstil hydroelectric power station, built in 1905 in Heimbach, Germany. Designed by architect Georg Frentzen (1854–1923), the power station is still in operation.
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#60
Ann-Margret leading Elvis Presley on a pair of Honda scooters on the MGM lot during the filming of Viva Las Vegas, summer 1963.
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