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· Editorial Staff
Why This Woman Left a Successful Fashion Career to Build Sustainable Homes in Bali
Elora Hardy is the daughter of John Hardy, a successful jewelry designer from Canada. She was raised in Bali, Indonesia and spent 14 years of her life growing up in the United States. After receiving a degree in fine arts, she went to New York City and carved out a successful…
· Editorial Staff
Malaysian Dare Devil Climbs World’s Tallest Bridge to Propose to Polish Girlfriend
There are many creative ways to propose to your loved ones. However, one Malaysian dare devil went above and beyond to show his girlfriend just how much she means to him. Keow Wee Loong, 28, decided to put his climbing skills to good use by scaling the world’s tallest bridge…
· Ryan General
Japan Prime Minister Gifts Donald Trump With a $3,755 Golf Club That’s Made in China
During a recent meeting between the two heads of state, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe gave U.S. President-elect Donald Trump a beautiful golden golf club as a gift. According to Golf Digest, the club is a “Honma Beres S-05 with 9.5 degrees of loft with a 5S Armrq Infinity…
· Ryan General
Woman With the ‘Most Beautiful Boobs in Japan’ Wants to Visit Indonesia
The woman with the “most beautiful set of boobs” in Japan and the reigning Bioppai Contest 2016 has expressed her interest in visiting Bali, Indonesia. Ryoko Nakaoka, the 23-year-old Tokyo native who won the inaugural Bioppai Contest pageant due to the “fluffiness” of her…
· Ryan General
Billionaire Jack Ma Says Trump Must Work With China or Face ‘Disaster’
Alibaba founder Jack Ma is now suggesting that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump must work with China to prevent a so-called “disaster.” The billionaire retail magnate gave his opinion in an interview with CNN, stating that if the world’s top two economies have a healthy and…
· Ryan General
Indian Brothers Develop $750 Wind Turbine That Can Power a Whole House Forever
Two Indian brothers who aim to help solve India’s energy crisis, claimed to have developed a new solution that will finally bring electricity to the many parts of the country that still remain in the dark. The best part? It costs just as much as a current model iPhone. Siblings…
· Ryan General
Meet the Hong Kong Billionaire Who Once Sold Peanuts to Survive
Hong Kong real estate and casino tycoon Lui Che Woo has built a massive conglomerate around a variety of industries including real estate, gambling, and hospitality. A regular of Forbes’ billionaires lists, the self-made billionaire and chairman of K. Wah Group and Galaxy…
· Ryan General
German Scammer Who Begged For Money to Party Gets Deported From Indonesia
A German con artist who has scammed people across Asia by pretending to be a beggar to get money so he can party has been nabbed in Indonesia and deported accordingly. Benjamin Holsts, a professional beggar-troll, has traveled to different Asian cities begging for money on the…
· Laura Dang
Stunning Photos Document Malaysia’s ‘Sea Gypsies’ Who Spend Most of Their Lives on Water
Few people know of the “sea gypsies” who spend their lives on the water and inhabit the remote islands off the coast of Malaysia. The Bajau people, otherwise known as sea gypsies, are native to these areas and have been minimally affected by the world’s rapid globalization.…
· Editorial Staff
Russian Businesswoman Posts Naked Breastfeeding Photo on Instagram to Support Moms Everywhere
Russian businesswoman Julia Prudko isn’t shy to let the world know she’s breastfeeding her son, Fedor. Prudko, who lives in Moscow, took her clothes off for a photo expressing solidarity with other breastfeeding mothers. It was posted on her Instagram account.
· Editorial Staff
This $1,800/Month Apartment Lease Will Let You Live All Around the World
A new startup is offering an apartment lease that will allow those who take it on to live around the world. Roam considers itself the first global co-living provider with spaces in Ubud, Bali and Miami and Madrid by the end of May. The company is targeting location-independent…
· Laura Dang
Why People Are Paying This Man $700 A Day to Work Out In Random Places Around The World
Fitness enthusiasts around the world are paying up to $700 a day to spend nearly a week with people they’ve never met. The six day long event called Active Escapes has brought people from all over the world including Australia, Sweden and Dubai together to work out and hang out…
· Benny Luo
He Sold His Startup For $54 Million, Then Gave His Family a Gift of a Lifetime
What do you do when SnapChat buys your startup and you become a millionaire? If you’re 25-year-old Garrett Gee, you put all the money in savings, sell everything you own, and take your family on an endless trip around the world. Gee is the founder of Scan, a QR code-scanning…
· Laura Dang
This Tahitian Couple Might Be the Hottest Travelers on Instagram
Travelers often showcase envious photos of the far-off places they have visited. However, one couple need only look in their backyard to take stunning pictures of one of the most scenic places on Earth. Charlotte Durgeat, 22, and Jesson Vedel are a globetrotting couple who…
· Laura Dang
After Selling Myspace for $580 Million, Tom Now Travels the World Taking Epic Photos
Ever curious what everyone’s first friend on MySpace is doing these days? Tom Anderson, recognizable by his famous whiteboard picture as the default friend on MySpace, sold his social networking site to Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation for $580 million back in 2005. Anderson,…
· Riley Schatzle
15 Common Foods You Are Probably Mispronouncing
From Pinterest to online recipes and cookbooks, cuisine is no longer segmented by different cultures but rather shared on a global level. While globalization has introduced diverse regions around the world to new foods and cuisine customs, one of the biggest problem that still…
· Sebastian Dillon
Here’s What It’s Like to Be a Malaysian Billionaire’s Daughter
What would you be doing if you had access to more money than you ever knew what to do with? Meet Chryseis Tan, the jet-setting daughter of Malaysian billionaire businessman and investor Vincent Tan.
· Sarah Lesnar
Science Has Terrible News For People Who Procrastinate
Procrastination could be harming you a lot more than you think. New research published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine found that people who reported having a chronic procrastination habit were more likely to have heart disease.
· Benny Luo
Dash Berlin: Why Success Can’t Be Reached Alone
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Dash Berlin after his spectacular show at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub in Las Vegas. What I find most fascinating about this talented artist is not that he’s currently one of the hottest EDM DJs in the industry, or the fact that…
· Si Shen
What American Startups Can Learn From China’s Work Culture
With Chinese companies accounting for the largest tech IPOs on record, all eyes are now on these technology giants. While everyone wonders what the secret sauce might be, we can imagine what lies behind the scenes- it’s the employees who are keeping these companies afloat with…