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Images of the damaged building that houses Greece's Real News and Real FM radio after firebombs exploded and sparked a blaze that tore through the outlets' Athens offices. The fire, which began in the early hours, was brought under control after 18 firefighters battled the blaze for two hours with all employees evacuated from the building, the group said. IMAGES
Madrid, 10 May (EFE).- (Camera:Ramon Ayala) Madrid’s Teatro Real scooped the most-coveted prize at the International Opera Awards. The theater, located in the heart of the Spanish capital near the Royal Palace, was presented with the Opera Company of the year award during a virtual ceremony broadcast from London late Monday. FOOTAGE OF THE TEATRO REAL
Oil painting will never be the same after one innovative artist began using real petrol to create unique works of art. Known as the petrol painter, St. Petersburg, Russia based artist Vitaly Kasatkin is the first and only professional painter to use petrol in his work. Kasatkin opened the world’s first petrol painting school in Russia’s Komi Republic and is now teaching young students how to dip their brush into stinky petrol and let their imagination to run free.
A new Japanese wacky sightseeing excursion 'MariCAR' took dozens of tourists through busy Tokyo streets in go-carts wearing costumes of their favourite characters from Nintendo's hit Mario Kart franchise. For about $70, tourists are able to put down the controllers, put on the costumes, and get behind the wheel to race through Tokyo's traffic like real life Mario Kart characters.
People's spidey-senses are tingling all across the Colombian capital of Bogota when they see the high-flying acrobatics of real-life Spiderman, Freddy Duque. The Colombian street artist swings 'spidey-style' from highway bridges to show off his superhero moves and make some quick cash in the process. His daring pirouettes and upside-down antics cause gasps from motorists as he swings around from a white cloth beneath a bridge with no support cables. The only thing separating him from a quick trip to the pavement are his own hands and feet. Freddy calls himself the "Colombian Spiderman" and has been performing in character for three years in Medellin and six month in Bogota. Juggling and music weren't enough for this acrobat, so he started his daring and shocking routine to make sure that drivers looked up from their commute and watched him risk his life for their entertainment. Freddy's day job doesn't come with benefits, pension, or medical insurance, but it sure beats sitting in a cubicle. What do you think about this death-defying street performance?
Have you ever heard the phrase 'balls of steel'? Well, Chinese Kung Fu Master Wei Yaobin has spent the last 10 years building a reputation as the incarnation of that phrase. He teaches his extreme style, called ‘Iron Crotch Kung Fu,’ in the Chinese city of Luoyang, where he owns and runs a Kung Fu studio. His specialty is teaching students how to take powerful hits to one's nether-regions. Students of ‘Iron Crotch Kung Fu’ subject themselves to repeated strong blows to their genitalia with all sorts of different objects, including bricks and even log rams. Contrary to your instincts, this jaw-dropping practice is actually believed to be good for male sexual health. 'Iron Crotch Kung Fu' enthusiasts say the practice could cure erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. Do you think you could handle Iron Crotch Kung Fu?