Daniel Bean, a filmmaker, captured power lines exploding like fireworks in Brazil. It’s scary because the town has been experiencing a ton of problems with their electricity and the company hasn’t stepped up to fix it. That. Shit. Ain’t. Safe.
Forget the ’60s Space Race between Russia and the US: the current Lego tower pissing match between Brazil and Chile is waaaaaaaaay more compelling.
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The sinkhole that opened the Gates of Hell in Guatemala is nothing compared to the astonishing landslide that destroyed Manaus port, on the Rio Grande riverside. Land liquefied and the river drank it all, humans and their industry included.
Trying their hand at conjuring up vintage advertising for Facebook, YouTube and Skype, Brazilian advertising firm Moma created these ads for newspaper Meio & Mensagem. Don Draper could only dream of their marketing power. [AdsOfTheWorld via Urlesque via Defamer]
