Iqbal Sheikh, a 16-year-old youth from West Bengal, India, claims to have lived mostly in water for the past five years to soothe a mysterious skin condition.
A Chinese woman is being accused of financing a short-format drama series just so she could star in it and make out with the young lead actor more than 60 times.
A young Japanese woman was recently arrested after placing nearly 2,100 orders on an online manga store and refusing to accept the products when they arrived.
An 18-year-old boy in China suffered temporary hearing loss and required medical treatment after being exposed to high-pitched cicada sounds for over four hours.
Materialistic women in Russia are allegedly tricking gullible men into sham marriages before sending them to be killed on the front lines of the Russia – Ukraine conflict.
Cyclists in the women’s Tour de France are allegedly using padding in their bras to gain an aerodynamic advantage during the race.
American clothing company HercLeon recently released the HercShirt V5.0, a t-shirt that can allegedly remain odour-free for over 30 days.
British startup Cipher X claims to have created the world’s first painless permanent tattoo system, a technology based on microscopic needles that barely penetrate the skin.
A young Chinese woman who wanted to have a mild jaw protrusion corrected had her jaw pushed outward by 13mm, resulting in visible deformation.
A Chinese man caught driving while intoxicated convinced his family to help him fake his own death in order to escape the legal consequences of his actions.
A growing number of wealthy people are turning to so-called “cadaver fat” injections to enhance their physical appearance after losing their own fat.
A Russian woman who sought medical help after a single acupuncture session was shocked to find 10 broken needles in her foot.
A bridge in Greece’s Thessaly region officially collapsed in 2023, following historic floods, but local motorists continue to use it, despite the obvious danger.
Advertised as a personal cooling cabinet, the so-called Do Hiemon Box created by Japanese refrigeration company SDRS has gone viral as a human refrigerator.
A Chinese couple has been attracting waves of criticism for making their 3-year-old daughter eat massive amounts of food on camera.