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.
#61
Tina Turner, Nicole and Nikita Blount in the Mojave Desert, 1993. Photo by Peter Lindbergh.
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#62
Meryl Streep as Daisy Mae in Bernards High School’s production of Li’l Abner, Bernardsville, New Jersey, 1966.
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#63
Patti Smith and John Belushi backstage at Saturday Night Live, April 17, 1976. Photo by Allan Tannenbaum. The host was Ron Nessen, President Gerald Ford's press secretary, and Ford himself turned up on film to say "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night".
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#64
Meet the Fifth Marquess of Anglesey, Henry Cyril Paget, 1900. One of history's most eccentric aristocrats who lived fast and passed aged 29 after frittering away £200 million (in today's money)on fancy dress.
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#65
Just a reminder that Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart's Halloween costumes are always on peak.
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#66
The cast warm up and stretch prior to shooting the Prologue number in West Side Story (1961).
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#67
Buddy Holly hanging out in a hotel room with Don and Phil Everly in 1958.
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#68
A brilliant publicity photo for Buster Keaton's 1922 short film, The Electric House.
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#70
A swagman using a hollowed gum tree as a campsite, 1880. A swagman was a transient labourer who travelled by foot from farm to farm carrying his belongings in a swag (bedroll).
The term originated in Australia in the 19th-century and was later used in New Zealand.
The term originated in Australia in the 19th-century and was later used in New Zealand.
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#71
Elvis Presley (left) B.B. King (right) at the Goodwill Revue held at Memphis's Ellis Auditorium in 1957, captured by photographer Ernest C. Withers.
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#72
Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash, Hendersonville Roller Rink, Tennessee - 1987
Johnny rented the roller rink for a private party to celebrate Shooter Jennings becoming his godson.. Photographer, Alan Messer.
Johnny rented the roller rink for a private party to celebrate Shooter Jennings becoming his godson.. Photographer, Alan Messer.
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#74
A beautiful example of Brazilian modernism Casa das Canoas designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer Rio de Janeiro, 1951.
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#76
Black Sabbath, Thin Lizzy and Van Halen, September 23, 1978, at Anaheim Stadium in California during the Summerfest music festival. While Thin Lizzy was not officially on the bill, members of the band were hanging out backstage.
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#77
In the 1920s and 1930s, sheep were routinely introduced into London parks to keep the grass under control and reduce mowing costs. Shepherds competed for the privilege of grazing their flocks on Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Clapham Common and other pastures around the city.
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#78
Peter Tork of The Monkees and Janis Joplin among the crowd at the Monterey Pop Festival, June 1967. Photo by Henry Diltz.
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#79
102 years ago, Aidan de Brune completed the first recorded walk around Australia’s perimeter. Leaving Sydney on 20th Sep, 1921, he spent two and a half years on foot before returning on 4th March, 1924, after travelling about 16,190 km (10,060 miles) unaccompanied and unassisted.
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#80
Today is the birthday of Peter Cooper, whose accomplishments included, among many other things, designing and building the first American steam locomotive and inventing Jelly.
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