Some pieces of art exist to simply be pieces of art, intrinsic and pretentious. Others are born to share a message or spread knowledge. This latest adaptation of Peter and The Wolf from Cartoon Network accomplishes all of these things, walking the tightrope of art, entertainment, and a signal of hope. Created by Bono and Gavin Friday, this new animated short started its life as a project between the two artists to benefit the Irish Hospice Foundation, and two decades later found its way into the world of animation.

Danish actress Maria Sten has been the subject of persistent rumors regarding a potential romantic relationship with her Swamp Thing co-star, Crystal Reed. Sten and Reed initially crossed paths on the set of DC Universe’s Swamp Thing in late 2018, establishing a close friendship that endured beyond the series. However, speculation regarding a potential romantic connection between the two intensified when, on September 4, 2019, Reed posted a photo featuring her and Sten walking side-by-side, radiating glamour.

We firmly believe that your emergency preparedness kit isn’t complete without rechargeable light bulbs, so purchasing a few is an excellent idea. However, you might be unfamiliar with how exactly rechargeable light bulbs work or where to get them. Plus, with so many options, it can be challenging to determine which works best. That’s why we’re here to help answer all the questions you have about rechargeable light bulbs. What Are Rechargeable Light Bulbs?

Photos: Courtesy of Demilec Spray foam really is a magical tool for household insulation. Although fiberglass has been commonly use for insulation, spray foam can actually outperform it. Plus, with so many ways you can use expanding foam, this material certainly is handy. Now only if it could help us out with all of those concrete problems… Oh wait, it actually can! Demilec, a company located in Texas, has invented a type of insulation foam that can help all of the cracks and uneven pavement problems.

Want some bling owned by Wild Thing? The 51-year-old actor, still beloved to this day for playing Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn in Major League, is selling Ruth's 1927 World Series ring, as well as the 1919 contract that shipped the Bambino from the Red Sox to the Yankees. In parting with the pieces, Sheen also revealed he owned them, a fact that had not been known until now. In true Sheen fashion, he doesn't recall what he paid for the artifacts, which he purchased in the '90s from auction house Lelands, which is also selling them now.