Pyongyang Racer is a browser-based driving game developed in North Korea, giving us curious westerners a chance to drive around the odd landmarks of the secretive state's capital city. Read More >>
Featured comment by otaviokz:
"Gary,
Did you, by any chance, did some homework and realised that Koryo is a Beijing based company and therefore the game isn't a "North Korea's ga..." More »
1980s musical singer Sarah Brightman is about to take a rather unlikely step for mankind, becoming the first professional artist to perform a gig in space. Read More >>
For pensioners used to touring stately homes, crack den history may be a bit of a shock, but the National Trust just released a vice-filled audio tour of Soho. Read More >>
Featured comment by Will.King.London:
""...now walk along the pavement until you reach the end of the block. Stop. Look left. Look up. Look right. Bam. You've just been glassed in the ..." More »
The very detailed Monmouthpedia project that wants to chart the town in unprecedented depth is about to go live, with the blue plaques in place and some 500 Wikipedia entries created to tell us all about life in the quaint holiday spot. Read More >>
Featured comment by tim4rd:
"Still doesn't make me want to go there, I only live a few miles down the road when I'm not in London. Most of the people I know around the area wouldn..." More »
With a last name like Liszewski, I've heard every single Polish joke and stereotype there is. But I'm going to assume that Polish architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozanski have just spawned at least one more with this unique tourist attraction they built in Austria. Read More >>
Featured comment by flynndean:
"The only Polish Stereotypes I've ever heard concern tradesmen turning up early, working hard, barely taking breaks and doing an amazing job (often put..." More »
The town of Monmouth is about to get detailed in extraordinary depth, with the Monmouthpedia project set to chart its "notable places, people, artefacts, flora, fauna and other things" to promote the place to smartphone-using modern visitors. Read More >>
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