14 reasons why Helsinki’s Flow Festival is terrible and must be avoided
Don't be fooled by long-exposure photos of people enjoying themselves in Suvilahti. Read on to learn why Flow Festival 2017 sucks and must be avoided.
23 photos that will make you see the 1950s differently
Think the 1950s were all sock hops and suburban housewives? Think again! Scroll down to see a few of the coolest black and white photos from the 1950s.
Yellow brick worm: the internet stunned by child’s minimalist Lego art
The web went berserk over 12-year-old Riley's worm made from a single Lego brick. Check out the best reactions to Ink Tank writer Joel Willans' viral tweet
That’s a MiniDisc: 14 Finnish music videos that will make you feel old
We know you know that weird feeling of realizing a song is 15 years old. Check out these 14 Finnish music videos in English for a trip down memory lane.
No sunburn: 12 upsides of terrible Finnish summer weather
In Finland, summer's meant to restore our sanity after a bleak autumn, winter and spring. Sometimes, though, the weather fails us. Happily, there are upsides.
Isn’t it dreamy? Save your rainy day with stunning photos of Finnish lakeside midsummer sunsets
Photographer Markus Watkins shares beautiful photos of a lakeside landscape bathing in the almost-sunset of Finnish midsummer.
13 fantastically fun tweets that savaged Theresa May’s election disaster
May's "strong and stable" leadership has now resulted in a coalition of chaos at the beck and call of the DUP, a party so whacko they think the Pope is the Anti-Christ, gay marriage a sin, climate change is a myth and the earth is only 6000 years old. Happily, this shitstorm has given Twitter a field day.
#ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling: the very British response to the London terror attack
The New York Times wrote that Britain was ”still reeling” after London’s terror attack on Saturday. Britain disagrees.
10 books about sport that every fan should read
As much as we know you’d like to spend every waking minute following plays and tallying points and yelling at the referee, there’s always some dead point during the weekend when there’s no sport on TV and the weather’s too poor to risk a kick-about outside – at which point, what better substitute activity than to read a rollicking novel about sport, eh?
Disruptive Decades: Technologies that revolutionised the 1920s
In 1928, Otto Frederick Rohwedder gave the world the invention that all future inventions would be cheekily compared to: sliced bread. His revolutionary bread-slicing machine made such an impact that it inspired the popular idiom “the best thing since sliced bread”. Despite the idiom, we aren't quite as impressed these days by sliced bread -- yet many 1920s inventions really did change the world forever.