UK-based Studio Something has launched what they’re calling a “Christmas innocence filter,” in the form of Blitzn—a Chrome extension that will prevents children from Googling Santa Claus and receiving results that deny his existence. The clever content-screening technology means that curious kids can search the internet for Santa’s address, favorite snack or shoe size, and never stumble across any magic-killing information. Check it out at …
1. Photos of Cuba Through the Lens of Its Youth Days before Fidel Castro died, National Geographic met with 21 young Cuban people (from students to professionals) and talked about what it means to them to be Cuban. The discussion was part of a National Geographic Photo Camp whose aim was “to teach Cuban youth how to tell their own stories through photography, to challenge …
Even though Mr Bingo hates Christmas, he made an advent calendar for others to enjoy. Though, there’s no chocolate on offer each day, it’s something arguably better. Every day of December that goes by, you can use a coin to scratch off a character’s golden outfit, revealing a gloriously naked body underneath. Not just fit bodies, the calendar features all shapes and ages, sizes and …
