Friday, 14 October 2016

Chive's Interesting

Chive's Interesting

Upcoming movies in the near and distant future (50 Photos)

Posted: 14 Oct 2016 05:15 PM PDT

Here is a list of some noteworthy films coming up in the near and distant future. From blockbuster sequels to interesting indie pieces, there is plenty to look forward to from Hollywood Land and I'm sure you will set your calendar accordingly. Let's take a look:

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Simple and cheap go-to meals when money is extra tight (5 Photos)

Posted: 14 Oct 2016 07:00 AM PDT

Most pastas are cheap and will make enough to feed a single person over about 3 days. Lots of different kinds, too. - Medikated ____ Potatoes! You can fry them, mash 'em, bake them, hell, you can even hash brown them. - JDogg_of_RS ____ Once every 4 to 6 months I like to do a big burrito cook. My friends have cone to know this as BURRITO MADNESS. Basically what I do is prepare 40 - 70 burritos in one evening. Usually takes 5 to 6 hours to cook and wrap the food as well as clean practically every pan in the house. If you get the right ingredients, you can manage to make around 60 burritos for roughly 50 cents each. Super cheap meal, super easy to heat up in the morning, and super delicious! - lusolima

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Pinpoint these 14 places if the world is coming to an end (15 Photos)

Posted: 14 Oct 2016 06:45 AM PDT

As people start to predict the end of the world, you might want to get a head start on where to be if that happens. Insider has come up with the 14 best places to go if the world starts to collapse. These places are expected to "remain fortresses of stability, safety, and prosperity no matter what the world throws at them."

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The last of the ‘Mermaids’ (11 Photos)

Posted: 14 Oct 2016 01:02 AM PDT

The island of Jeju in South Korea is home to the last generation of a very unique legacy - The Sea Women. Known to the locals as Haenyo, a group of elderly women (often north of 70 years of age) swim to depths of 65ft or more to the ocean floor where they collect sea abalones, urchins, sea cucumbers and squid. The most incredible aspect of all -- they do this without the use of an oxygen tank and instead hold their breath for over 2 minutes submerged in the freezing cold waters of the Korea Strait. New York-based photographer Mijoo Kim has documented the very last of their kind with a series known as The Mother Of The Sea. Via Mijoo Kim

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