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55 Times Customers Were Real Jerks

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There are good customers. There are bad ones. And then there are these people — customers who are such jerks, and so rotten inside that it makes you freeze and do a double-take because you can’t believe your eyes. From people who leave negative tips for servers after a meal or leave a dirty diaper on the table to customers who throw actual cups of pee at cashiers (no, like, this happened for real), there are some jerks who go out of their way to be mean to the people…

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7 Instagram Rumors That Even Smart Social Media Managers May Believe

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You’re a savvy social media manager who knows how to successfully wield the power of Instagram … except lately, you’ve heard things. Instagram rumors abound, and you think that maybe some of them are actual facts. So, how can you determine fact from fiction? The world’s foremost Instagram marketing expert Jenn Herman recently went live on Social Pulse Weekly and debunked the most popular myths in circulation right now. 1. If you have over 10,000 followers, Instagram knocks down your post reach Jenn Herman: “That’s a big fat NO. There is no…

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Spider-Man and Venom Battle a Shocking Enemy in Absolute Carnage

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Absolute Carnage pits Cletus Kasady against Spider-Man, Venom and a host of other Marvel heroes. But as the series is showing, Carnage has a few unexpected allies to back him up. Warning: this article contains SPOILERS for Absolute Carnage #2! The first issue of Absolute Carnage ended with the Grendel-powered Carnage turning the inmates of Ravencroft Asylum into mindless Carnage clones. Cletus also recruited an insane Norman Osborn into the fold. Osborn already believes himself to be Cletus Kasaday, and now he has the symbiote powers to complete the illusion.…

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New Spider-Man Animated Series to Debut in 2021

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A new animated Spider-Man television series — Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends — was announced at D23 Expo on Friday. The show will premiere on Disney Junior in 2021. The official plot synopsis follows: “Our favorite neighborhood web-slinger is used to working solo, but now Peter Parker must discover what it takes to become a truly amazing super hero: being a spider friend who works well with others. Together with his friends Miles Morales and Gwen AKA Ghost-Spider, they will team up with heroes such as Hulk, Black Panther and…

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A Beluga Whale Teases A Seagull And Tries To Befriend It In An Adorable Video

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Probably most of us quite frequently hear how the world is full of surprises. And we here at Bored Panda are certainly not ones to argue. After all, mother nature constantly throws in surprises for us, especially when it comes to animals doing something quite unusual. Whether that be baby possums choosing a dog for their momma or animals of different species in unlikely friendships, we can only guess what the motivation behind some of these friendships is. Sometimes it makes actual sense while other times, we can only watch and marvel while…

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Berenice Abbott’s Optimistic Modernity

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Berenice Abbott, “Self Portrait – Distortion” (ca. 1930), 16.8 × 13.7 cm, printed in 1945-1950 (courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery © Getty Images/Berenice Abbott) MADRID — Berenice Abbott aimed her lens at so many 20th-century subjects that her photographs challenge us to rethink modernity itself. With this in mind, Berenice Abbott: Portraits of Modernity at Fundación MAPFRE presents close to 200 of her photographs, organized into three chapters. It starts with portraits of fellow artists in Paris, then shifts to her New York City streetscapes, and concludes with her scientific photography. By changing focus as…

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Walk the Streets That Inspired Jack Kirby’s Comics

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Jack Kirby, “Street Code” (1990) (courtesy the Jack Kirby Museum and Research Center) We remember Jack Kirby as “The King” of comics for good reason. The legendary co-creator of Marvel’s Fantastic Four Black Panther, Mighty Thor, Captain America, and DC’s Fourth World — among dozens of other beloved comic book characters — is probably best-known today for the impact he made on the stock prices of companies like Disney and Warner Bros., which rake in billions of dollars from his creations. But it’s worth noting that, like Captain America, Kirby…

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